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| Sylvester Stallone | ... |
Marion Cobretti
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| Brigitte Nielsen | ... | ||
| Reni Santoni | ... | ||
| Andrew Robinson | ... | ||
| Brian Thompson | ... | ||
| John Herzfeld | ... | ||
| Lee Garlington | ... | ||
| Art LaFleur | ... |
Captain Sears
(as Art La Fleur)
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| Marco Rodríguez | ... |
Supermarket Killer
(as Marco Rodriguez)
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Ross St. Phillip | ... | |
| Val Avery | ... |
Chief Halliwell
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| David Rasche | ... |
Dan
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John Hauk | ... |
Low Rider
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Nick Angotti | ... |
Prodski
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| Nina Axelrod | ... |
Waitress
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A gang of neo-fascist thugs, led by the self-proclaimed 'Night Slasher', are breaking into people's homes & cars, then killing them at random. When of of these thugs holds up a food store & takes hostages, Lt. Marian Cobretti - an intense, take-no-prisoners cop, is brought onto the scene to end the hostage-taking. Ranting bizarrely about a 'New World', the man levels a sawed-off shotgun at Cobretti, who hits him with a knife, then guns him down when the man refuses to put down his weapon. Later that night, another murder occurs, attributed to the Night Slasher - and the next day, another one. This one is witnessed by a young woman, Ingrid Knutsen. She drives away before the thugs can kill her, but it isn't long before some creepy-looking people start making attempts on her life - and Cobretti's. Cobretti plans to move the only witness to the blood spree upstate, but with inside information, the thugs follow them. And a battle for survival rages between Cobretti and the thugs... Written by Derek O'Cain
I'm very bad in english, i'm from Russia. But I'm fun of Stallone and don't keep silently. This film - classics! It don't have spare! All in it working for result. It's action in last type. In Russia, we have saying: all genius
- simply. It's about this film. "Cobra" - as your picture at the wall -
nice for your eyes. Sorry for my bad english! Now I'm go to gim - i want to be strong as Cobretti. Arnold and Van Damm, and Sigal - stupid before Stallone! They never made such beautiful script!