Title:
Enemy Gold
Released: 1993
Genre: Action
/ Adventure
Runtime: 92 min
Country: USA
Language: English
Tagline:
Bullets, bombs and babes!
Plot
Summary: Three Federal agents go in search
of gold supposedly hidden by Quantrell during the
Civil War after they are suspended by a corrupt official
for excessive force during a drug raid. Meanwhile
a drug lord (Obregon) hires a hit woman (Strain) to
kill the three for interfering with his operations.
Comments:
You
know, it takes a big man to do a good job at a hard
task. But it takes an even bigger man to admit he
what he cannot do, and then strive to do what he does
best. That is Andy Sidaris in a nutshell. True, while
he'll never be the next Steven Speilberg, he is truly
a master at the task which is presented to him: B-movies.
I have only seen three of his films and can tell this
already. Enemy Gold is one of them. This film is a
slap in the face to those who say that the exploitation
of Sex, violence, and rock-&-roll are wrong, and
then rubs the slap down with a little ice. What I'm
trying to say is, that this movie, while not entirely
wholesome, is still a good movie, no matter how you
slice it. The enormous juggs are just a way of keeping
peoples attention.
Cast
overview:
Bruce Penhall .... Chris Cannon
Mark Barriere .... Mark Austin
Suzi Simpson .... Becky Midnite
Tanquil Lisa Collins .... Ava Noble (as Tai Collins)
Rodrigo Obregón .... Santiago
Julie Strain .... Jewel Panther
Alan Abelew .... Dickson
Tom Abbott .... Rip
Ron Browning .... Slash
Kym Malin .... Cowboy's Hostess
Stacy Lynn Brown .... Dancer #1
Angela Wright .... Dancer #2
Carl Weatherly .... Confederate Lieutenant
Don Primrose Jr. .... Confederate Sergeant
Cassidy Phillips .... Thug #1
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