Chet Hood Movies
- 1989
Urbane (Scott David-King) lost his memory when he emerges unscathed from a crashed Cessna. However, he soon remembers enough to know that he is in search of some old tablets which hold the secret to immortality. He joins with a beautiful CIA agent (Michiko) and finds that they are in the keeping of "Master" (Gerald Okamura). Given the opposition he encounters, it's good good thing that Urbane has 350 years behind him and is immune to being killed by bullets. ~ Clarke Fountain, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Gerald Okamura
- 1988
- R
In this spooky horror film, a pair of former POWs find themselves plagued with horrific nightmares that are so real that the men awaken with wounds upon their bodies. Desperately in need of a good night's sleep, they visit a dream therapist who is also a Vietnam Vet. At first the doctor is skeptical about their claims, but when something happens to one of the vet's wives, the doctor finally listens. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Brian O'Connor, Dan Haggerty, (more)
- 1987
This low-budget action film from genre specialist David A. Prior stars Lynda Aldon as Rachael McKenna, the sexy blonde leader of a group of female prisoners hired by the CIA to bring down renegade agent John Mickland (William Zipp). The film presents itself as a distaff variation on The Dirty Dozen, as tough Sgt. Roberts (cult favorite Edy Williams) trains the convicts for jungle warfare in Colombia, but it cannot come close to its model in either excitement or spectacle. Peopled with a cast of former television actors including Edd Byrnes and Gail Fisher, Mankillers is the sort of film insomniacs might choose as an alternative to medication, but it offers little chance of success. Filmmaker Lizzie Borden appears as a drug smuggler. ~ Robert Firsching, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Edward Byrnes, Gail Fisher, (more)
