The Ambulance (1990)
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This paranoid thriller begins as Eric Roberts' girlfriend (Janine Turner) is taken away in an ambulance and he can't find her. She's been taken prisoner by Eric Braeden, a crazed doctor who kidnaps people and sells their bodies for spare parts. Roberts hooks up with pretty cop Megan Gallagher to solve the mystery. A campy, action-packed thriller from cult director Larry Cohen (It's Alive), The Ambulance features a cameo by Marvel Comics prez Stan Lee and lots of tongue-in-cheek humor. It's as quirky as Cohen's other genre forays, and is entertaining enough for a rainy day rental, with clever photography by Jacques Haitkin and a tense score by Jay Chattaway. ~ Robert Firsching, All Movie Guide
Complete Cast:
- Eric Roberts - Josh Baker
- Red Buttons - Elias Zacharai
- Janine Turner - Cheryl
- Jill Gatsby - Jerilyn
- Stan Lee - Marvel Comics Editor
- Laurene Landon - Patty
- Joe Cirillo - 1st Cop
- Gary Clark - Attendant #2
- Illana Shoshan - Disco Lady
- Janelle Webb - Nurse Carter
- Cynthia Costas - Cynthia from Chicago
- Max Raven - Hospital Nurse
- Beatrice Winde - Head Nurse
- Deborah Hedwall - Nurse Feinstein
- Jordan Derwin - Hospital Official
- Daniel Chapman - Paramedic #1
- James Earl Jones - Lt. Spencer
- Megan Gallagher - Sandra Malloy
- Eric Braeden - The Doctor
- Richard Bright - Detective McClosky
- Nick Chinlund
- Susan Blommaert - Hospital Receptionist
- Rony Clanton - Vendor
- Michael O'Hare - Hal
- James Dixon
- Kevin Dornan - Cartoonist
- Donna Evans - Witness
- Edgard Mourino - Pump House Supervisor
- Joe Pentangelo - 2nd Cop
- Kevin Hagen - Cop at Stables
- Gene Canfield - Bouncer
- Director(s):
- Larry Cohen
- Writer(s):
- Larry Cohen
- Producer(s):
- Robert Katz, Moctesuma Esparza
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