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Hard to Kill (1990)
Mason Storm, a 'go it alone' cop, is gunned down at home. The intruders kill his wife, and think they've killed both Mason and his son too. Mason is secretly taken to a hospital where he spends several years in a coma. His son meanwhile is growing up thinking his father is dead. When Mason wakes up, everyone is in danger - himself, his son, his best friend, his nurse - but most of all those who arranged for his death
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Mason Storm, a 'go it alone' cop, is gunned down at home. The intruders kill his wife, and think they've killed both Mason and his son too. Mason is secretly taken to a hospital where he spends several years in a coma. His son meanwhile is growing up thinking his father is dead. When Mason wakes up, everyone is in danger - himself, his son, his best friend, his nurse - but most of all those who arranged for his death
Rating:R
Genre:Action, Drama, Crime, Thriller
Written By:Steven McKay
In Theaters:2/9/1990
Box Office:$47,410,000
Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Warner Bros. Pictures, Lee Rich Productions
Cast
Bruce Malmuth
Director
Steven Seagal
Mason Storm
Kelly LeBrock
Andy Stewart
William Sadler
Senator Vernon Trent
Frederick Coffin
Lt. Kevin O'Malley
Bonnie Burroughs
Felicia Storm
Andrew Bloch
Capt. Dan Hulland
Branscombe Richmond
Max Quentero
Charles Boswell
Jack Axel
Zachary Rosencrantz
Sonny Storm
Lou Beatty Jr.
Carl Becker
Nick DeMauro
Calabrese
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