Themes: Out For Revenge, Unlikely Friendships, Benign Aliens
Main Cast: Jack Scalia, Dennis Christopher, Clarence Williams III, Carlos Lauchu, Lucinda Weist
Release Year: 1996
Country: US
Run Time: 107 minutes
MPAA Rating: R
Plot
The mythical, urban-legendary "men in black" make a lower-rent appearance here than in the movie of the same name. Jack Scalia stars as Rafferty, a secret service agent whose impressive marksmanship and survival skills are not enough to save a California senator from an assassination at the hands of some mysterious, otherworldly men clad in black. The killers are aliens disguised as human beings, working as an advanced force for their race, which intends to conquer Earth. A handful of humans knows about the aliens' invasion plot and that the killers have been sent to eliminate those who know -- and silence those who suspect -- the truth. Enter Comdor (Dennis Christopher), an eccentric, New Age sort of alien from a different intergalactic species, sent to Earth in an effort to help the humans defeat the space menace. Comdor teams up with Rafferty, who discovers that his new partner has a purpose in pursuing the villains that goes deeper than a simple quest for justice -- they are responsible for the death of his family. The duo's quest takes them into blazing gun battles, a freeway chase, and a goofy UFO convention, leading up to a brutal final confrontation. ~ Karl Williams, All Movie Guide
Stephen Rowe - Senator Maxwell; Vinny Argiro - Priest; Bill Frenzer - Norman; Jane Higginson - Joan; Lance Le Gault - Kirby; Madison Mason - Senator Rawlings; Steve Ruge - Joe; June Chandler - Mrs. Rawlings; Charles McDaniel - Senator Jackson; Peter Vogt - Bennington; Jim Ishida - Senator Furiyo
Credit
Jack Scalia - Associate Producer, Mark Sikes - Casting, Scott McAboy - Co-producer, Lisa Dyehouse - Costume Designer, Richard Pepin - Director, Chris Worland - Editor, Louis Febre - Composer (Music Score), Greg Martin - Production Designer, Ken Blakey - Cinematographer, Joseph Merhi - Producer, Richard Pepin - Producer, Richard Preston Jr. - Screen Story
