Red Heat (1985)

Regisseur:

Robert Collector

Drehbuchautoren:

Robert Collector (writer)
Gary Drucker (writer)

Premierendatum:

28. Mai 1985 (USA)

Genre:

Thriller

Werbezeile:

Only one film could top the intensity of CHAINED HEAT. This is it!

Plot:

An American woman visiting her fiancée in West Germany is caught up with a defecting spy and captured by those in the East...

Plot Keywords:

Dead Women In Uniform | W.i.p | Female Nudity | Lesbian Sex | Woman Shot

Nutzerkommentare:

Worst Movie Ever?

Besetzung

Linda Blair	...	Christine Carlson
Sylvia Kristel	...	Sofia
Sue Kiel	...	Hedda
William Ostrander	...	Mike
Elisabeth Volkmann	...	Einbeck
Albert Fortell	...	Ernst
Herb Andress	...	Werner
Barbara Spitz	...	Meg
Kati Marothy	...	Barbara
Dagmar Schwarz	...	Lillian
Sissy Weiner	...	Uta
Norbert Blecha	...	Kurt
Sonja Martin	...	Evelyn
Evelyn Engleder	...	Eva
John Brett	...	Roger

Alternativ:

Red Heat - Unschuld hinter Gittern (Bundesrepublik Deutschland)

Länge:

USA:104 Min

Produktionsland:

Bundesrepublik Deutschland | USA

Sprache:

Englisch

Farbe:

Farbe

Altersfreigabe:

Canada:R (Nova Scotia) | Iceland:16 | Canada:18 (Nova Scotia) | France:-12 | Norway:18 (video rating) | UK:18 | USA:R | West Germany:18 | Norway:16

Drehorte:

Mafilm, Budapest, Hungary

Dies und das:

'Linda Blair' broke her leg while filming. She had to complete the film, including chase scenes in the sewers of Vienna, wearing a cast.

Pannen:

Faktische Fehler: The GDR used white license plates, not black ones.

Worst Movie Ever?

Not quite, but close! Linda Blair has proved again and again that she shares a rare quality with Mark Hamill, the ability to attach herself to one cinematic landmark and follow it with an entire career of complete trash. I saw RED HEAT on TV when I was about 11. Perhaps I was too young to understand this film's more basic appeal at that time, what I did get from it was that women in prison do crazy things to each other. Was there a plot beyond that? I'm not sure. There's something about an escape attempt but it isn't very clear. RED HEAT can really be best described as crap. It doesn't even succeed at that fun/pathetic B-movie level. The picture is alternately boring and confusing. The ending is about as clear as a muddy ditch and a lot less satisfying. I'd comment on Blair's performance if she'd actually given one. RED HEAT is a forgettable, exploitive little thing that should have been made by someone who understood the genre. I give it no stars.