Stone Cold
Joe Huff is a hard-edged, solitary cop with a talent for infiltrating dangerous biker gangs. The FBI blackmails Huff into an undercover mission that requires him to infiltrate The Brotherhood—a powerful Mississippi biker gang linked to the murder of government officials and to drug trafficking with the mafia.
Director(s)
Craig R. Baxley
Rena Sternfeld-Allon
Michael Samson
Benjamin Rosenberg
Dana J. Kuznetzkoff
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GenerationofSwine
Oh, by no means is this a good film. But it is a fun film. It hits all the tropes of it's genre and most of them in the biker genre and does so in an entertaining enough way to keep everyone amused. The acting ranges from actually really good to absolutely horrible, the violence is over the top, the script is as sleazy and grungy as the bikers they depict, and plot itself makes absolutely no sense at all. You don't have to think about this film, and if you do it takes away from the enjoyment. But, it is a really fun movie to watch.
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The directors of Stone Cold are Craig R. Baxley, Rena Sternfeld-Allon, Michael Samson, Benjamin Rosenberg, and Dana J. Kuznetzkoff.
The cast of Stone Cold includes William Forsythe as Ice, Lance Henriksen as Chains Cooper, Richard Gant as Cunningham, Laura Albert as Joe's Girlfriend, Evan James Malmuth as Gut, Magic Schwarz as Poker, Brian Bosworth as Joe Huff / John Stone, Gregory Scott Cummins as A.W.O.L., Robert Winley as Mudfish, Tony Pierce as Tool, Renée O'Connor as Tinselteeth, David Tress as Brent Whipperton, and more.
The duration of Stone Cold is 1h 32 mins.
Yes. You can watch the Stone Cold trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
Stone Cold was released on 17 May 1991.
Stone Cold is listed under Action, Crime, Thriller, and Drama on Fanbiz.
Stone Cold has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 10.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "Oh, by no means is this a good film. But it is a fun film. It hits all the tropes of it's genre and most of them in the biker genre and does so in an entertaining enough way..."
