Heroes Stand Alone is a 1989 American action film directed by Mark Griffiths.[1]
It was also known as Duncan's Dodgers.
The film was one of ten that Roger Corman made in Peru with Luis Llosa.[2][3] Star Chad Everett recalled the Peruvian location as among the most beautiful and dangerous he had encountered. "We filmed an armed conflict in the midst of armed conflict," he said.[4]
The New York Daily News called it "one of Concorde's better efforts, a tense, actionful entry... director Mark Griffiths manages to coax much mileage from his modest budget and premise."[5]
The Buffalo News said "it may have been a small effort but it's all on the screen... the best Roger Corman-produced film we've seen in some time."[6]
Cast
edit- Chad Everett
- Bradford Dillman
- Wayne Grace
- Rick Dean
- Roddy McDowall
References
edit- ^ Heroes Stand Alone at Film in Peru
- ^ Middents, Jeffrey (2009). "Roger Corman Dis/covers Peru". In Ruétalo, Victoria; Tierney, Dolores (eds.). Latsploitation, Latin America, and Exploitation Cinema. Routledge. pp. 55–69. ISBN 9781135848774.
- ^ Gray, Beverly (2004). Roger Corman : blood-sucking vampires, flesh-eating cockroaches, and driller killers. p. 171.
- ^ "Chad Everett to host event". The Los Angeles Times Supplement. 27 July 1989. p. 2.
- ^ "B thrills from the artful Roger". Daily News. 6 December 1989. p. 39.
- ^ "Video". The Buffalo News. 6 May 1990. p. 134.
