Cold Harvest (Video 1999)A bounty hunter protects his dead brother's wife in a lawless world after a comet has devastated much of earth. Director:Isaac FlorentineWriter:Frank Dietz |
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Cold Harvest (Video 1999)A bounty hunter protects his dead brother's wife in a lawless world after a comet has devastated much of earth. Director:Isaac FlorentineWriter:Frank Dietz |
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| Gary Daniels | ... |
Roland Chaney /
Oliver Chaney
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| Bryan Genesse | ... |
Little Ray
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| Barbara Crampton | ... |
Christine Chaney
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David Sherwood | ... |
Barman
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Isaac Mavimbella | ... |
Bouncer
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Chris Buchanan | ... |
Bounty Hunter
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Greg Melvill-Smith | ... |
Captain
(as Greg Melvill Smith)
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| David Dukas | ... |
Convoy Soldier #1
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Cecil Carter | ... |
Convoy Soldier #2
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Rohan Coll | ... |
Desk Sergeant
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Ian Roussouw | ... |
Duff
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Michelle Levin | ... |
Female Soldier
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Justin Illusion | ... |
Harlan Frye
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Melanie Walker | ... |
Hooker #1
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| Lee-Anne Liebenberg | ... |
Hooker #2
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A bounty hunter protects his dead brother's wife in a lawless world after a comet has devastated much of earth.
Well, we've seen this all before really.....set in the future after a global catastrophe and humans are subsequently roughing it on the streets.......crime is rife etc and bounty hunters clean up the scum....blah, blah. Yes, it's been done a plethora of times before and a damned cite better to if I'm being honest. However, to be fair the fight sequences in this are good to watch as one would expect from Gary Daniels although it has to be said that this is far from his best outing. Having said the above I did enjoy the inclusion at the end of a 'speed load' shoot out which is backed by an admittedly great Ennio Morricone inspired score and you've just got to love the fact that whilst Daniels is only using a six or eight shooter revolver, he never and I repeat NEVER reloads it once in all the action despite firing off a seemingly infinite amount of rounds(!) Hmmmm......not really much else to report here I'm afraid; If you're a Daniels fan then it's certainly worth a peek but otherwise I'd skip it.