Stone Cold (1991)

They don't make action movie like Stone Cold anymore cause people nowadays very judgmental and harsh towards action movie cause they need to make some sense or else no one can relate to the story and feel for the characters.I appreciate action movie from the 80s-90s are the most cause they super entertaining and know no limits with ultra violent and corny dialogue.Brian Bosworth is badass and Lance Henriksen is terrific as the bad guy so Stone Cold is a much watch for action fan

Very enjoyable and entertaining movie.typical end of 80's beginning of 90's style, a stud which dresses weirdly, short sentences and unexpected jokes, in the overall style it reminds me of Terminatorfor example (in style not quality or level).it is Brian Bosworth very fist movie but if you didnt tell me i wouldnt know i thought he is very decent.the whole biker theme is pretty cool and really puts you in the atmosphere.well worth a watch, recommended, 8/10.

I have a non-fiction book titled, "Under and Alone" by William Queen. It's about a ATF Agent infiltrating and becoming a full patch-holding, and officer, member of a 1% Outlaw Motorcycle Club (not "gang" but club) This movie seems almost based on it. The first time I watched this movie, I was not impressed. I have watched it 2 more times and it actually is more like what the lifestyle of (violent) 1% M/C clubs are about. The bikes were authentic (no Hondas w/Harley primary covers wired on) the "Bros" have tattoos and dress/act the part. Bosworth's performance is actually okay. He comes across as semi-convincing. His lack of any tattoos really makes him look like an "overgrown Bamm Bamm" but it's his movie, so... The extremely violent ending in the courthouse is rather over the top, though. Dozens upon dozens of people killed and injured and only TWO stretchers are seen entering the building. Then Bosworth walks away. That's not how it works, but, it's his movie, so... If you want to see what Outlaw Brotherhood is (sort of) about, it's all here, in "black and white". (true outlaws know what I mean by that) Worth viewing, for sure. "Under and Alone" is recommended to read, too. Great book.

Very entertaining action film with a memorable hero, Boswoth, and a very memorable villain, Lance Henriksen. Naturally, airborne motorcycles crashing into helicopters requires a certain, check that, a total suspension of disbelief. Henriksen is at his evil pinnacle in this film, espousing some extremely quotable dialog to boot. Logic is totally thrown out the window, in favor of a quick pace, great stunts, and brutal brawls. Very few films are as action packed as "Stone Cold". There are several moments of very dark humor mixed with the mayhem, and if you are in the mood for mindless entertainment, here is a movie that delivers exactly what it promises. Recommended of its type. - MERK