Hellbound

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Movie
German title Hellbound
Original title Hellbound
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 1994
length 95 minutes
Age rating FSK 18 ( indexed )
Rod
Director Aaron Norris
script Ian Rabin
Anthony Ridio
Brent Friedman
production Cannon Pictures
Yoram Globe
music George S. Clinton
camera João Fernandes
cut Michael J. Duthie
Peter S. Elliot
occupation

Hellbound is an American action film from 1994 starring Chuck Norris . Directed by his brother Aaron Norris .

action

Shatter and Jackson are two Chicago police officers who are supposed to solve the gruesome murder of a rabbi. The two are summoned to Israel for interrogation. In Israel they find that they are being persecuted by supernatural beings. It turns out that the demon Prosatanos wants to take control of the world. He had tried this before during the Crusades, but was stopped by King Richard . Prosatanos was then locked in an underground crypt by King Richard. The source of Prosatano's power, a scepter , was cut into nine pieces and distributed to holy places around the world. These pieces remained safe until the end of the 20th century, when two grave robbers accidentally freed Prosatanos from his prison. Prosatanos now wants to collect all nine parts and assemble them into his scepter so that he can achieve world domination . The detectives Shatter and Jackson must fight him together to save the world.

Reviews

"Hellish nonsense from the 90s trash bin."

"Developed simply and without a conclusive dramaturgy, the film largely relies on cheap effects from the horror box."

background

  • The film was the last production that Chuck Norris worked with the production company Cannon Films .
  • Hellbound was shot in 1992 but didn't come out directly on video until 1995. Originally the film was supposed to be released in cinemas, but this did not succeed due to financial problems. For example, the film was only shown to a very limited extent on screen at screening fairs in January 1994.
  • The shooting took place in Israel and ended in December 1992.
  • It is the fifth of a total of seven films with Chuck Norris in a leading role, in which his brother is responsible for the direction.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Cinema : Hellbound Review , accessed October 21, 2012
  2. Hellbound. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .Template: LdiF / Maintenance / Access used 
  3. Tobias Hohmann: Norris, Hille 2013, p. 297.
  4. ^ Tobias Hohmann: Norris, p. 298.
  5. ^ Tobias Hohmann: Norris, p. 298.