The 'Secret Magic Control Agency' Gives Us a Twist
A film loosely based on the fairy tale Hansel and Gretel, with major twists to the original story.
Stickfighter (1994)
D.E.A. Agent John Lambert (Kely McClung) fights the powerful drug cartels on a daily basis. But when his partner is killed in a violent shoot-out, Lambert needs some time away from the job to cope. Unfortunately, trouble has followed him and he quickly finds himself on the run from a drug boss seeking revenge. Wherever Lambert goes, dead bodies pile up. Wanted for questioning, Lambert is actively pursued by the police. Trying frantically to protect his dead partner's sister and seeking help from a wild Viet Nam vet named Mule (Jim Mitchum), Lambert begins a one man war against the cartels.
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D.E.A. Agent John Lambert (Kely McClung) fights the powerful drug cartels on a daily basis. But when his partner is killed in a violent shoot-out, Lambert needs some time away from the job to cope. Unfortunately, trouble has followed him and he quickly finds himself on the run from a drug boss seeking revenge. Wherever Lambert goes, dead bodies pile up. Wanted for questioning, Lambert is actively pursued by the police. Trying frantically to protect his dead partner's sister and seeking help from a wild Viet Nam vet named Mule (Jim Mitchum), Lambert begins a one man war against the cartels.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Kely McClung, Rob Neighbors, Julia Davis
In Theaters:1/1/1994
Box Office:
Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:BJ Davis Productions
Cast
BJ Davis
Director
Kely McClung
John Lambert
Alex Meneses
Luella Cartegenas (as Paula Vargas)
Karl Johnson
Dirk Riley
Jeff Celentano
James Tucker (as Jeff Weston)
Scott Sullivan
Arvro Riley
Robert Pralgo
Robert Reves
Darcy DeMoss
Michelle Madsen (as Darcey DeMoss)
Roger Callard
Lt. Davis
Tony Davierno
Alex Cartegenas
Greg Zukowski
Agent
Arsenio Trinidad
Old Chinese Man
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