Storyline
An inventive and resourceful cocaine smuggler defends his trade against violent rival traffickers, a monstrous and vengeful killer, and the DEA agents who want to lock him up – all while falling for a stunningly beautiful woman with a taste for danger.
Directors
Cast
David Fine, Heath Centazzo, Judd Nelson, John T. Woods, Paulie Redding, Ross Marquand, Ernest Curcio, Dusty Sorg, Luis Robledo, Ivet Corvea, Ivet Corvea, Emanuel Borria, Sarah Foret, Sarah Foret, Ana Maria Lagasca, Ana Maria Lagasca, David Anthony Hernandez, Calvin C. Winbush, Mike Altmann, Virginia Oxford, Magali Pineda, Melody Melendez, J. Erik Reese, Sam Krueger
Trailer
Reviews
60
Village Voice
Forsman — whose loose inspiration was Snowblind, a 1976 memoir by his retired drug-smuggler father — brings a refreshing crispness to the foot chases and fights, and there's a fun cameo that supports the retro-'80s vibe nicely.
50
The convoluted, cliché-ridden storyline, apparently inspired by the director’s father’s real-life experiences in the drug trade, is the least interesting element, while the brief, perfunctory action sequences no doubt reflect the low budget. But the film certainly looks and sounds good.
40
It's so predictable in its beats and pedestrian in its execution that a viewer can slip in and out of consciousness, confident she won't miss much and will know exactly where in the story she is when she awakes.
30
Relying on a synthesized score, over-saturated cinematography and frustratingly cliched dialogue, this is an extremely generic, truly empty tale of a drug smuggler involved with cops and criminals alike.
