Lance - never die young

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Movie
German title Lance - never die young
Original title Never Too Young to Die
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 1986
length 97 minutes
Age rating FSK 16
Rod
Director Gil Bettman
script Gil Bettman
Steven Paul
Anthony Foutz
Lorenzo Semple, Jr.
production Steven Paul
music Lennie Niehaus
camera David Worth
cut Ned Humphreys
occupation

Lance - Never Too Young to Die (Original title: Never Too Young to Die ) is an American thriller from 1986 . Directed by Gil Bettman .

action

The malicious hermaphrodite Velvet Ragner performs a satanic rocker - sect on. Agent Drew Stargrove is set to eliminate Ragners to prevent his diabolical plan to radioactively contaminate Los Angeles water supplies. His son Lance Stargrove is still in high school, where he excels as a gymnast. While trying to get into von Ragner's hiding place, Stargrove is arrested by supporters of the rocker gang and brought up for interrogation by von Ragner, who suspects a stolen program disk at Stargrove and blackmailed him with the murder of his son. Stargrove initially manages to escape, but is finally shot by von Ragner himself. At his father's funeral, Lance first saw the attractive Danja Deering. When Lance wants to visit his father's farm, which he inherited, Danja is there and is attacked by two confused-looking members of the sect. She kills one of the two, but also accidentally blows up a barn. Both villains wanted to clarify the whereabouts of a floppy disk .

Danja Deering poses as a secret agent who wants to investigate Drew's death. When Danja and Lance investigate in the rocker scene, the first failed murder attempt on Lance takes place. Danja later survived an attack by two rockers. She kills the two and warns Lance not to investigate as well. Shortly afterwards, both of them are kidnapped by Ragners gang, but Lance is able to free himself and Danja as well. Meanwhile it turns out that von Ragner is working on scientific experiments. These results would give him the opportunity to poison Los Angeles' water supplies . Danja seduces Lance. Later both are again in the power of the gang. Here they are freed by other agents in a showdown. In a duel on the Big Tujunga Dam in the Los Angeles hinterland, whose water supply von Ragner wants to contaminate radioactively using a remote control in a suitcase, Lance kills Velvet von Ragner with the very long artificial fingernail with which von Ragner murdered his victims. This avenges the death of the father. At the end of the film there is a hint of a romance between Danja and Lance.

reception

The lexicon of international film judges the film as "violence glorifying Schmonzette , which in an unbearable way presents murder orgies".

additional

“I just thought, 'This is my shot! A young James Bond ! ' I thought it was going to be the biggest breakthrough. 'I'm done with TV - I'm going to be a movie star!' And then I did that piece of shit. "

“I just thought, 'This is my chance. A young James Bond! ' I thought this was going to be the biggest breakthrough. 'I'm done with TV - I'm going to be a movie star!' And then I made this piece of shit. "

- John Stamos on Lance - Never die young

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. a b Lance - Never die young. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed August 4, 2016 .Template: LdiF / Maintenance / Access used 
  2. Never Too Young to Die . In: TCM database . Turner Classic Movies . Retrieved February 16, 2016.
  3. Article on the movie on Hollywood Reporter