Malas Armas

Directed by Rebecca Charles

18

21 de noviembre de 1997 1h 50minAction, Adventure,

5.353%5.5

Moon, líder del sindicato del crimen más poderoso de América, reúne a los más crueles, sádicos y peligrosos asesinos dentro de un recinto de máxima seguridad. A pesar de que todos ellos han actuado alguna vez contra su organización, Moon les ofrece el perdón a cambio de que se maten entre ellos, prometiendo una recompensa de nada menos que 10 millones de dólares a los tres únicos supervivientes.

Cast of Malas Armas

Christopher LambertLou
Ice-TVincent Moon
Michael HalseyMarcus
Deborah Van ValkenburghCam
Tina CoteBarbie
Yuji OkumotoHoss
Thom MathewsCrow
Kimberly WarrenD
Hunter DoughtyLucy
Adam WahlBob
James WellingtonRicky
Hoke HowellCommissioner Galloner
James MathersJerry Montegna
Milan NicksicKobolski
Jahi J.J. ZuriBlondie
KimkoScott
Jim KoehlerSlick
Robert LennonOslo
John MachadoFatboy
Moss MossbergBiker
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Malas Armas Ratings & Reviews

ርልዪረ21 de julio de 2025
I can agree with other sentiments here: "Mean Guns" is more than just the standard B movie. I was lured to this thing by the names involved, but what we get here is not relentlessly predictable stuff. A crime boss named Vincent Moon (Ice-T) gathers a large group of lowlifes together, people who've "betrayed" their organization basically by being screw-ups. Moon's idea is to put all of them into a "kill or be killed" situation, providing them with various weapons, and the last three standing will supposedly walk away with the sum of $10 million. In addition to Ice-T, we get several B movie perennials doing their thing; Christopher Lambert brings his own brand of acting to a more jovial - and unhinged - character than usual. Also appearing are Deborah Van Valkenburgh ("The Warriors"), Thom Mathews ("The Return of the Living Dead"), Yuji Okumoto ("The Karate Kid, Part II"), Tina Cote ("Omega Doom"), Kimberly Warren ("Blast"), and Michael Halsey ("Dollman"). Hoke Howell of such classics as "Kingdom of the Spiders" and "Humanoids from the Deep" has a cameo at the outset. As one will notice, the cast is partly filled up by regulars in the films of the prolific Albert Pyun, and it doesn't matter if the acting ain't ever gonna win any awards; it still gets the job done. Ice is amusing in the lead, and Lambert is actually a hoot, although it's veteran Halsey that really stands out, playing one of the most interesting characters in the whole thing. Van Valkenburgh is likable as the most sympathetic of them all. Mathews and Okumoto have their moments as a consistently bantering pair of buddies. It's hard to knock a movie that immediately goes for the approach of underscoring the fast and furious action with mambo music, which adds to the humor. Of course, when one sees the ridiculous fate of one of the characters, they'll see this is never meant to be taken too seriously. At an hour and 51 minutes it IS awfully long for this sort of thing, but that kooky charm still pervades the proceedings. And, despite all the violence, there's really no gore at all. Fans of low budget escapist fare should find this reasonably interesting and diverting, all the way to its unexpected ending.

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