Seven Hours to Judgment
Directed by Beau Bridges
A street gang raids David Reardon's wife and leaves her half-dead. When the gang is brought to court, she still lies down in coma, so judge Eden has to let them go on lack of evidence. Reardon believes it was Eden's fault and takes revenge: he kidnaps Eden's wife and threatens to kill her if he doesn't find proof against the punks in 7 hours. In panic, Eden starts erring around in the night to find a witness.
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Seven Hours to Judgment was released on 16 september 1988.
Seven Hours to Judgment was directed by Beau Bridges.
Seven Hours to Judgment has a runtime of 90 m.
Seven Hours to Judgment was produced by Mort Abrahams.
A street gang raids David Reardon's wife and leaves her half-dead. When the gang is brought to court, she still lies down in coma, so judge Eden has to let them go on lack of evidence. Reardon believes it was Eden's fault and takes revenge: he kidnaps Eden's wife and threatens to kill her if he doesn't find proof against the punks in 7 hours. In panic, Eden starts erring around in the night to find a witness.
The key characters in Seven Hours to Judgment are John Eden (Beau Bridges), David Reardon (Ron Leibman), Lisa Eden (Julianne Phillips).
Seven Hours to Judgment is rated R.
Seven Hours to Judgment is an Action, Misdaad, Drama film.
Seven Hours to Judgment has an audience rating of 1.7 out of 10.
Seven Hours to Judgment has made US$ 178K at the box office.