| Actors: James Mason, LIV ULLMAN Creator: Charles Bronson Studio: Treasure Box Collection Format: DVD - Color Run Time: 1hr 34min Screens: Color Number of Discs: 1 SwapaDVD Credits: 1 Total Copies: 4 Members Wishing: 0 Subtitles: English |
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  | COLD SWEAT Actors: James Mason, LIV ULLMAN 1hr 34min Charles Bronson stars as a fishing charter boat captain forced to work for a drug lord who holds his wife hostage with a hand full of heroin and on the run from the law. BRONSON Finds himelf locked into a battle for surviv... more » |
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Member Movie Reviews K. K. (GAMER) Reviewed on 5/5/2023... Took a bit to get going but then the action and suspense that Charles Bronson movies bring you will really like. A must watch!
Movie ReviewsNot What You'd Expect. 08/21/1999 (3 out of 5 stars) "Judging from the cover, and Shannon Tweed's name above the title, this is another one of those mediocre, straight to video "Erotic Thrillers." Granted, there's a time and a place for those movies (specifically Cinemax at 3 a.m.) But "Cold Sweat" is miles ahead of its competition. Ben Cross is a hit man who is haunted by the ghost of an innocent victim. At the same time, he tries to balance family life, with a wife and kids, and the extreme violence his job requires. Enter Dave Thomas, a vicious little man who wants his wife, Shannon Tweed, offed. A whole plethora of complications follow, none of which you ever honestly expect. Granted, the film is still low budget, and the production values hurt the quality. But the witty script and expert direction, and most of all, the acting make up for that. Ben Cross is an engaging leading man, a solid actor who really makes you believe he's haunted by demons. It's a real shame that his career took such a nose dive after "Chariots of Fire." Dave Thomas is given a chance to create a fully dimensional character, and prove that he's also an underrated actor. Certainly, he never got that chance on "Grace Under Fire." You'll have to hate him, but you'll never be bored by watching him. The biggest suprise is Shannon Tweed, who proves in this movie that she can actually act. She steals the last scene of the film. Her fans won't be disspointed, eithier. She looks great, and has her own share of erotic moments, check out the growing lotion scene. And finally, the film has a well used "theme song," "Too Much Pride," by Chris Rea. It's used five or six times in the movie, yet I never tired of hearing it. It perfectly describes the "worn out" mindset of the charcters. All in all, there is some superior trashy entertainment for another lonely Saturday night, solid entertainment."
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