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Director: | Graeme Clifford |
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Writer: | Michael Tolkin |
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An Orange County teenager's carefree life of ditching class and skateboarding abandoned pools comes to a screeching halt when someone close to him dies. The cops rule the death a suicide, but the bereaved skater believes he was murdered. It's up to him to solve the case, with a skateboard. | |
Release Date: | Jan 13, 1989 |
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Director: | Graeme Clifford |
Writer: | Michael Tolkin |
Genres: | Action, Crime, Thriller |
Keywords | skateboarding, los angeles, california |
Production Companies | 20th Century Fox, Gladden Entertainment |
Box Office |
Revenue: $2,777,280
Budget: $10,000,000 |
Updates |
Updated: Feb 01, 2025 Entered: Apr 13, 2024 |
Name | Character |
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Christian Slater | Brian Kelly |
Steven Bauer | Al Lucero |
Richard Herd | Ed Lawndale |
Ed Lauter | Mr. Kelly |
Le Tuan | Colonel Trac |
Peter Kwong | Bobby Nguyen |
Charles Cyphers | Harvey McGill |
Micole Mercurio | Mrs. Kelly |
Min Luong | Tina Trac |
Art Chudabala | Vinh Kelly |
Max Perlich | Yabbo |
Tony Hawk | Buddy |
Tommy Guerrero | Sam |
Christian Jacobs | Gremic |
Joe Gosha | Nick Oliver |
Andy Nguyen | Tran Thanh |
Kiều Chinh | Madame Trac |
Joshua Ravetch | Student Pilot |
Jack Riley | Homeowner |
Ángela Moya | Housekeeper |
F. William Parker | Motel Manager |
J. Jay Saunders | Medical Examiner |
Chi Muoi Lo | Tough #1 |
Vien Hong | Tough #2 |
Ngo Van Quy | Billiards Manager |
Hao Pham | Pool Player #1 |
Phong Thien Nguyen | Pool Player #2 |
Arsenio | Other Nguyen |
Khiem Tran | Mr. Phong |
Rita Rudner | Mrs. Yabbo |
Lauree Berger | Mrs. Lawndale |
Buddy Joe Hooker | Corvette Driver |
Name | Job |
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Buddy Joe Hooker | Second Unit Director, Stunt Coordinator |
Stacy Peralta | Second Unit Director |
David R. Ellis | Stunts |
Freddie Hice | Stunts |
Steve M. Davison | Stunts |
Bobby Burns | Stunts |
Elisabeth Leustig | Casting |
Reed Smoot | Director of Photography |
John Wright | Editor |
Ann Somers Major | Costume Designer |
John Muto | Production Design |
John J. Smith | Unit Production Manager |
Dennis M. White | First Assistant Director |
Frank Capra III | Second Assistant Director |
Daniel R. Suhart | Second Second Assistant Director |
Michael James Jackson | Music Supervisor |
Norman Wallerstein | Post Production Supervisor |
Marilyn Bailey | Script Supervisor |
Constance Rowbotham | Production Office Coordinator |
Dan Webster | Art Direction |
Susan Emshwiller | Set Decoration |
Claire Jenora Bowin | Assistant Set Decoration |
Annie D'Angelo | Makeup Artist |
Leslie Lightfoot | Assistant Makeup Artist |
Enid Arias | Hairstylist |
Phil Cory | Special Effects |
Brian Sullivan | First Assistant Camera |
Gordon Huston | Second Assistant Camera |
Don Summer | Sound Mixer |
Kevin Stitt | Assistant Editor |
John Leveque | Supervising Sound Editor |
Glenn T. Morgan | Sound Editor |
Marilyn McCoppen | Sound Editor |
Jeffrey L. Sandler | Sound Editor |
Marvin Walowitz | Sound Editor |
Karen G. Wilson | Sound Editor |
Mark Boisseau | Assistant Sound Editor |
Becky Sullivan | Supervising ADR Editor |
Mary Ruth Smith | ADR Editor |
Richard E. Yawn | Foley Supervisor |
Shawn Sykora | Foley Editor |
Joan Rowe | Foley Artist |
Robin Harlan | Foley Artist |
Michael J. Kohut | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
Aaron Rochin | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
Carlos Delarios | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
Al Nicholson | Second Unit First Assistant Director |
Paul Edwards | Second Unit Director of Photography |
Pat Darrin | Second Unit Director of Photography |
Graeme Clifford | Director |
Dick Ziker | Stunts |
Jay Ferguson | Original Music Composer |
Michael Tolkin | Writer |
J.H. Arrufat | Sound Editor |
Tom Carlson | Music Editor |
Melinda Sue Gordon | Still Photographer |
Name | Title |
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Lawrence Turman | Producer |
John Turman | Associate Producer |
David Foster | Producer |
Michael Tolkin | Associate Producer |
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Yeah, it's not the best movie. It could actually be a lot better... but it is entertaining as all.... heck? Even if you aren't hip to the whole skater thing, this is a seriously fun movie to watch in the cheap 80s action/adventure kind of way. It has a compelling enough police drama vide, even if ... most of the action is centered around skateboarding... which is also fun to watch. I honestly think a lot of the distaste comes from the fact that it is capitalizing on what was, in the 80s, seen as a passing fad. But the story is still solid for what it is. It has a good message about family ties. It has actual character growth. The story is something that Hollywood has forgotten to do lately, make a compelling narrative. But this somehow manages to accomplish that and still, you know, exploit the skater phenomenon that was sweeping the nation at the time.