My review was written in May 1989 after watching the movie on Raedon video cassette.
"Deadly Breed" is an interesting B picture taking the Skinheads phenomenon as launching point for a cop thriller. It's a direct-to-video release.
Handsome Blake Bahner plays a parole officer whose charges suddenly are getting killed. It turns out the local police captain (William Smith) actually is behind the murders (as well as in charge of their investigation), executed by his cop henchman Addison Randall, who leads a gang of right-wing Skinheads.
Randall frames Bahner for the murders and rapes and kills Bahne's lovely wife, Michelle Berger. Bahner teams up with femme cop RFhonda Grey to track down the murderers.
Efficient thriller benefits from solid performances, especially Randall's no-nonsense effort, whether spouting racist slogans or posing as a cool cop. Berger's a beautiful blonde who adds eye-appeal to the proceedings.
Tech contributions are adequate for a video-aimed feature.
"Deadly Breed" is an interesting B picture taking the Skinheads phenomenon as launching point for a cop thriller. It's a direct-to-video release.
Handsome Blake Bahner plays a parole officer whose charges suddenly are getting killed. It turns out the local police captain (William Smith) actually is behind the murders (as well as in charge of their investigation), executed by his cop henchman Addison Randall, who leads a gang of right-wing Skinheads.
Randall frames Bahner for the murders and rapes and kills Bahne's lovely wife, Michelle Berger. Bahner teams up with femme cop RFhonda Grey to track down the murderers.
Efficient thriller benefits from solid performances, especially Randall's no-nonsense effort, whether spouting racist slogans or posing as a cool cop. Berger's a beautiful blonde who adds eye-appeal to the proceedings.
Tech contributions are adequate for a video-aimed feature.