The bearded dude, wounded in the side, woke up in the middle of a real mess of corpses and
wrecked cars. A gang of drug dealers is clearly having fun here. Before he
can escape, the local sheriff arrives with his deputy. In the middle
of the carnage is a pickup truck with about three million dollars in it. The sheriff is no
fool. He immediately offers the assistant to divide them honestly and pretend that they
did not find anything, but the guy turns out to be surprisingly stupid -
he refused the money, for which he suffered. The sheriff, without hesitation, shot him. But the bearded
man saw everything. Trying to kill the treacherous sheriff, he jumped into a wheelbarrow with money
and was gone. The funny thing is that the bearded man doesn't remember anything. During the shootout
, he hit his head and suffered amnesia. Only some pictures from the past
periodically come to his mind. Unfortunately, the sheriff did not die. A
bullet just tore off a piece of his ear. But he probably
won't be able to hide the murder of his colleague for a long time - tough agents from the drug enforcement administration have arrived
and sooner or later they will get to the truth. The sheriff, out of harm's way,
decides to leave, but a local drug lord unexpectedly visits him.
It turns out that the uncooperative policeman who was shot by the sheriff is his own
son. The mobster wants to punish the killer, but he does not know where to look for him (the sheriff
told everyone that the same bearded man killed the boy and shot off a piece
of his ear). The bandit makes the sheriff an offer that he cannot refuse -
either finds his son's killer or follows him to heaven. At that time
The bearded man is hiding with some horny lawyer. And there's a reason -
the police, the sheriff, the mafia, the DEA agent are looking for him. He's in a terrible panic-he doesn't
remember who he is, why, or where to go. The film ends quite unexpectedly, turning
everything upside down, turning the victim into a hunter and vice versa. As a result - cherche la
femme.
A sluggish action movie with detective elements and an unpredictable ending. It's nice
to see the stars of the 80s - Lundgren and Paret. Trejo is also a welcome guest on our blue
screens. That's where the positives end, because the movie totally
sucks. I'm sick of all this amnesia and corrupt cops, right up to the point of
toothache. A bunch of non-docks are unnerving. The tedious scenario is depressing. It's just awful.
Lundgren walks like he's swallowed a crowbar. He doesn 't even try to play - the facial expressions on his face
The face doesn't change throughout the movie. The main character is also not an actor, but it
feels like the filmmakers brought the first bearded man they met from the street and
forced him to star in this masterpiece. Boring, old, and immature. Go to slin-go&melbet for a short expert review of the bookmaker.