One False Move( 1991)

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There was no crime in Star City, Arkansas. No murder. And no fear. Until now.

Overview

Following a series of drug deals and murders, three criminals -- Fantasia, Ray Malcolm and Pluto -- travel from Los Angeles to Houston, finally arriving in a small Arkansas town to go into hiding. Two detectives from the LAPD, who are already on the case, contact the town's sheriff, Dale Dixon, to alert him of the fugitives' presence in the area. Underestimating Dixon, the criminals have no idea what they are about to face.

Top Billed Cast

Bill Paxton
Dale "Hurricane" Dixon
Cynda Williams
Fantasia / Lila
Billy Bob Thornton
Ray Malcolm
Michael Beach
Pluto
Jim Metzler
Dud Cole
Earl Billings
McFeely
Natalie Canerday
Cheryl Ann
Robert Ginnaven
Charlie
Robert Anthony Bell
Byron
Kevin Hunter
Ronnie
Phyllis Kirklin
Mrs. Walker
Meredith 'Jeta' Donovan
Bonnie
Jimmy Bridges
Bobby
Phyllis Sutton
Jackie
Derrick Williams
Darren
John Mahon
Chief Jenkins
Max Segar
Assistant Chief
Duncan Rouleau
Video Analyst
Don Brunner
Press Officer
Layne Beamer
Texas State Trooper
Jesse Dabson
Beaver
Jennifer Watson-Johnston
Kim
Rocky Giordani
Billy 'The Face'
Curtis York
Jeremiah
Jeff Bailey
Harlan Childress
Lilli Rouleau
Mrs. Childress
Walter Norman
Arkansas State Trooper
Jackie Stewart
Truck Driver
Steven Reich
Car Salesman
Wynn Reichert
Coroner
J. Robert Bailey
Lieutenant
June Jones
Danielle
Loren Tyler
Marco
Nieci Payne
Marco's Wife
Mea Combs
Cashier
Rebecca Ortese
Fern
Leslie Mauldin
Driver's Wife
Leo Tillman
June Hawkins

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A review by Steve

8.5

Written by Steve on Thu Mar 09 2017

www.noiroftheweek.com Bill Paxton was something else. The Texan got his start about 40 years ago as a set dresser for New World Pictures before landing a bit part soon after in New World's cheap-o Crazy Mama. Paxton never looked back. His crooked smile was a welcome site in the 80s: Stripes, Weird Science, The Terminator, Commando, Near Dark and Aliens. Actors with his natural masculinity, dramatic and comic abilities were in desperate need in the 80s (and still today). He more than filled a need, he played roles that you couldn't imagine another actor doing. I don't think any supporting act...