Action U.S.A. (Blu-ray) 1989 (UUSI) Juliste

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Small-time drug dealer Billy Ray, along with his girlfriend Carmen, are kidnapped by a duo of thugs, working for a ruthless mobster named Frankie Navarro. It seems that the gangster is after a cache of diamonds. But when Billy is killed, Carmen is placed under protective FBI custody as a star witness in the case against Frankie. It's up to the FBI agents to get her out of Texas, with Frankie's number one hitman Drago and his cohorts hot on their tail!

The feature directing debut of acclaimed stuntman John Stewart (Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Serpico), ACTION U.S.A. is a film that delivers on its title, and then some! Kicking off with what might be the wildest car-turned-helicopter-turned-car chases ever put on film, the excitement never ends, with a near non-stop assault of expertly staged fights, explosions, plenty of car chases, and so much more, all of it oozing with Texas lensed charm! Starring a who's who of exploitation cinema and TV stalwarts, among them Ross Hagen (Wonder Women), William Smith (Red Dawn), Cameron Mitchell (The Toolbox Murders), Hoke Howell (TV's The Andy Griffith Show), and Gregory Scott Cummins (Hack-O-Lantern), and photographed by Thomas Callaway (Demon Wind).

directed by: John Stewart
starring: Gregory Scott Cummins, Ross Hagen, William Smith, Cameron Mitchell, Hoke Howell
1988 / 89 min / 1.78:1 / English Stereo & 5.1 Surround

Additional info:

• Region Free Blu-ray
• Group commentary with director John Stewart, cinematographer Thomas Callaway, actor Gregory Scott Cummins & filmmaker Steve Latshaw.
• Interview with director John Stewart 
• Behind the Scenes
• Theatrical trailer
• Poster
• Reversible cover artwork
• English SDH subtitles

Review

An excellent example of the type of escapist fun that packed drive-in theaters as recently as a decade ago but is now without a natural home. --Variety

Are you ready for some utterly bonkers '80s action-mayhem? --Entertainment Weekly