A car-thief is seen stealing, and is blackmailed into stealing more cars for someone else's profit.A car-thief is seen stealing, and is blackmailed into stealing more cars for someone else's profit.A car-thief is seen stealing, and is blackmailed into stealing more cars for someone else's profit.
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- TriviaJan-Michael Vincent told Howard Stern, days after filming and still seriously injured, that (he felt) this was one of his best performances.
- GoofsIn scenes where the left side of the white Jaguar is ramming the right side of Jim's dark Mustang, the Mustang never moves. It is very evident that the Mustang is being pulled on a trailer while rammed, as the Mustang is at least 12 to 18 inches higher than it should be when compared to the Jaguar. Also, in subsequent scenes, the Mustang shows no damage where it was supposedly rammed.
- Alternate versionsGerman Video-Version, rated FSK18, was cut in several scenes. The TV-Version is the same
- ConnectionsReferences The Great Escape (1963)
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Written & Performed by Jeroan von Alchen
From the CD "Alexanders Dark Band"
Available on Leviathon Records
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RED LINE is a bore. A sloppy, unfunny mess of an action film with an inviting box and a well-cut trailer. The acting is bad, the camera work is bad, the stunts are bad. Everything about this film, really, is bad. Decent exploitation cast is wasted. Jan Michael Vincent is interesting to watch because his face is a mangled mess thanks to his unfortunate car accident. This is another of those productions that could've been a lot of fun with a competent director concentrating on making the car chase scenes exciting, rather than a hack job to flood a market overflowing with lackluster action pictures.Yawn.
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