Cyber Tracker

1994
R
1h 31m

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Richard Norton and Don Wilson in Cyber Tracker (1994)

This is the future. A secret service agent is framed by his own and becomes the target of the seemingly indestructible Cyborg-Executioners.This is the future. A secret service agent is framed by his own and becomes the target of the seemingly indestructible Cyborg-Executioners.This is the future. A secret service agent is framed by his own and becomes the target of the seemingly indestructible Cyborg-Executioners.

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5/10

Undemanding but fairly enjoyable

Those action mad loonies of PM Entertainment, Joseph Merhi and Richard Pepin deliver this somewhat fun Terminator rip off starring former kickboxing champ, Don 'The Dragon' Wilson.

Funny thing is, despite his obvious skills in the ring, I have never much liked Wilson's on screen fights and this film proved no exception. Even the final fight against martial arts star Richard Norton – a fight which should have been awesome, proved to be decidedly mundane.

But enough about the fights – what of the rest of the film you might ask?

Well, it's derogative stuff at best and clearly knows it but with Merhi and Pepin on board, plots invariably play second fiddle to the action scenes at any rate. In this regards, there are some admittedly cool sequences on offer which really elevate the film.

Acting wise? – Probably best not mentioned but overall a fairly fun little film that should keep action fans mildly amused for ninety or so minutes.

HaemovoreRex
Jun 28, 2010
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This movie was one of a three picture deal with PM Entertainment originally intended for Loren Avedon. He turned it down looking for something bigger, and Don Wilson signed on instead. The two other movies where Le cercle de feu (1991) and 'Out for Blood (1992)'. Avedon later said he regretted his decision.