Writer/director C. Courtney Joyner does a good job keeping things fresh in the third installment in the TRANCERS series. Adding new ideas while in my mind not running far off the beaten path from the previous two entries.
Jack Deth (Tim Thomerson) is a private eye tracking down cheating lovers. In fact he has a ridiculous and funny commercial to start the movie. Its 1992 now and Deth and Lena (Helen Hunt) are getting a divorce. But, Deth is still driving his classic Corvette. A crystal-powered android Shark (R.A. Milhailoff) is sent back to 1992 to get Deth. He then is taken to 2352 where he sees Alice Stillwell (Megan Ward) and Commander Raines (Telma Hopkins) again. He is told that he must be sent to 2005 to stop a Colonel Daddy Muthuh (Andrew Robinson) from creating new trancers. Once there for poor old Jack the trancers are much harder than before to spot.
Tim Thomerson still is great as Jack Deth. To me without him in that role right from the start they could have been bad movies. Stephen Macht also stars as Harris from the future.
First time seeing this film and must say that the first three are really a good B movie sci-fi trilogy from Charles Band.
Jack Deth (Tim Thomerson) is a private eye tracking down cheating lovers. In fact he has a ridiculous and funny commercial to start the movie. Its 1992 now and Deth and Lena (Helen Hunt) are getting a divorce. But, Deth is still driving his classic Corvette. A crystal-powered android Shark (R.A. Milhailoff) is sent back to 1992 to get Deth. He then is taken to 2352 where he sees Alice Stillwell (Megan Ward) and Commander Raines (Telma Hopkins) again. He is told that he must be sent to 2005 to stop a Colonel Daddy Muthuh (Andrew Robinson) from creating new trancers. Once there for poor old Jack the trancers are much harder than before to spot.
Tim Thomerson still is great as Jack Deth. To me without him in that role right from the start they could have been bad movies. Stephen Macht also stars as Harris from the future.
First time seeing this film and must say that the first three are really a good B movie sci-fi trilogy from Charles Band.