Deadly Breed (1989)
The flames of racism burn hot as a murderous band of skinheads wreak havoc on the Los Angeles landscape and only one man can put an end to their explosive evil. Stars Blake Bahner, William Smith, Addison Randall.
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You won't be disappointed!
Overrated
It’s sentimental, ridiculously long and only occasionally funny
Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.
DEADLY BREED is a 1989 action thriller from the guys at PM Entertainment, and one of the better I've seen from them made that year. That doesn't make it particularly good, however, it's just that the others have been truly pitiful. This one's about a group of renegade cops who decide to make it their business to murder any non-whites in their area, and the one good cop who investigates and vows to track them down.The first half of this film has some engaging mystery while the second descends into the usual violent action nonsense. At least this film has a fast pace and lots of incident to see it through; the death medley scene is a hoot, and the cheap budget is put to every bit of use throughout. The hero is saddled with a really annoying actress for his wife who is in some scenes which veer into bad taste. William Smith has a small cameo as the main villain. Watch out for some stalking point of view shots and TERMINATOR-style suspense music.
I adore bad movies, love trashy b-grade flicks with bad acting, editing, directing, writing... the works.This movie is almost unwatchable for how bad it is... I got through it... but barely.Acting - 1 Directing - 1 Story - 1 Hair -1Nothing makes much sense. police are killing non whites to cleanse the city... but they have an army of like 10 guys... the leader... a cop... kills 3 of his own men so he knocks off 30 percent himself.... no one shows emotion here... loved ones are killed, friends are traitors... and nothing but rock like reactions...tons of reactions shots without reactions... just shots of people listening to another person. it's almost funny. one name actor in it... Williams smith but he's in the same room for every scene he's in. probably shot in one day.amateur on all levels. If it were shot on film then at least it could be more bearable but it's shot on video or something.really... do not rent this thing