Deadly Addiction Trailer (1988)

"They Killed His Wife...And Pushed Him Beyond The Law, He's About To Settle The Score!" 21 May 1988 Action 98 mins

After the murder of his wife, John Turner, a renegade cop who purposely defies his superiors, tries to expose a drug ring that takes him from L.A. to Mexico and back. Along the way, he develops romance and becomes a father figure to a young streetwise orphan.

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Cast

Jack Vacek as Turner

Trice Schubert as Sara

Joseph Jennings as Degusta

Gregory Scott Cummins as Turko

Michael Robbin as Garrosa

Alan Shearer as Hank

Juan Carlos Muñoz as Hector

Mick Brennan as Mick

Gabriella Hall as Ginger

Judea Brittain as Dawn

Beano as Drunken Pirate #1

Kim Dawson as Girl in Rolls Royce

H.B. Halicki as Rolls Royce Driver

Melinda Armstrong as Rockhouse Customer

Hilary Van Dyke as Dancer in Nightclub

Crew

Jack Vacek Director

Jack Vacek Writer

Bob Grant Production Sound Mixer

International Titles

Rock House Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 21 May 1988

Production Companies

JJV Motion Pictures

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