1. Richard Dawson

Lester's Night Of The Running Man, not to be confused with the Schwarzenegger classic of a similar moniker, is a mean spirited little urban thriller with Scott Glenn in one of his primo amped up psychopath roles. In the spirit of Scorsese's After Hours, a hapless cab driver (Andrew Mcarthy) finds himself being hunted through the Las Vegas nightscape after one of his fates is murdered right in front of him, but not before leaving behind a suitcase full of millions. The hot man called in to pursue the funds is David Eckert (Glenn), a sociopathic monster with a heavy artillery, bent on retrieving the case and killing as many people along the way. One is reminded of the cult flick Judgment Night as the poor cabbie is forced to run all willy billy through the urban hustle, constantly evading Glenn's lunatic presence. Further villainy is provided, albeit of the more hammy variety, by a scene stealing John Glover as an associate of Eckert's who also casts his net to catch McCarthy, his scenes are so arch and bizarre that they almost swerve the thing into slapstick comedy territory.

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Night of the Running Man is a 1995 American crime thriller directed by Mark L. Lester and written by Lee Wells, who adapted it from his novel of the same name. It stars Andrew McCarthy and Scott Glenn. The film debuted on HBO before being released direct-to-video. Night.of.the.Running.Man.1995.720p.BluRay.H264.AAC-RARBG.MP4 torrent download,torrent hash is a5ab7ecdd9c0b11b4e8b050d8f53177720dcb5e2.

You can do way worse in budget B movie land, and this one clearly seeks to entertain with it's broad characteristics and blatantly trashy tone. Plus, Glenn is, quite literally, killer good. I love B grades, especially ones like this that surprise me, and thisis exactly what 'Night Of The Running Man' does, and it doesn't stopfor anything. We've got one slick thriller, and Scott Glenn here isbloody scary, an underestimated character of evil, a professionalhit-man, void of remorse or emotion (watch one lovemaking scene thatsickly shocks). Andrew McCarthy who does well here, plays a loser cabdriver, who like he says, gambler that he is, has the worst run of luckpossible. Fleeing the scene of a crime, his previous passenger rundown, after stealing a suitcase full of money, the kind of moolah thatcan get you dead (and remember we're in Vegas here) leaves it behind inMcCarthy's cab.

Here's McCarthy's plan: Take off from Vegas with themoney, leaving his little trailer park home, for some greener pasture,but Glenn is hot on his heals, making this a dangerous and scarythriller/adventure. No doubt the trademark scene is the torture one,where John Glover as a sleazy old friend of Glenns, pretty much puts astop plug on MCcarthy's plans, who gives his feet a bathing that he'llnever forget.

No surprise, this movie was directed by Mark Lester, whoknows how to put magic into movies. NOTRM is pretty much a scene byscene movie, but it has pace, and for the viewer is scary fun, whereyou wouldn't want be in McCarthy's shoes, where psychopathic hit manGlenn's intensity is the winning formula in making this movie, asthrilling as it is, where it's neatly wraps up. The whole business ofthe story has a slick and wonderfully nifty feel, and Glenn here, isone of the screen's true evils you'll see in a while. 'Night of the Running Man' opens with a real 'grabber' of an opening,as likable cab driver (Andrew McCarthy) unintentionally gets involvedwith a fare who has a bag of money stolen from the mob. When the bagguy is killed, McCarthy decides to run with the bag. Enter Scott Glennas an arrogant 'fixer', who is sent by the head boss (Wayne Newton) toretrieve the million dollars and eliminate the cab driver.

Glenn isexcellent as the somewhat paranoid, darkly sadistic, methodical hunter.Along the way, John Glover becomes a colorful accomplice of Glenn's.This film has excellent character development, a compelling story, asympathetic hero, and is unpredictable. Highly recommended. Pay TV movie channels seem to be on a recession with the rest of the world and the schedules have lately been filled with rather unknown movies with somewhat known actors, this movie being a prime example. I don't actually mind and I try to catch as many of them as new movies aren't often any better. Every geek who grew up in the 80's knows Andrew McCarthy (who was not in The Breakfast Club btw, as another reviewer said), Scott Glenn is even today in every other movie and the director had a couple of hits in the 80's, so somewhat promising setup.

The plot itself is pretty good in all it's simplicity, you have a hit-man chasing a cab driver who took the opportunity to get rich with money which is not his. The chase is on and the scenery changes with a rather nice pace. What doesn't really work, is the leading man McCarthy.

I'd say he's just too weary and pathetic and you don't really get a hold of his character. The movie could've benefited from someone a bit more gutsy and charismatic as the lead.

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At times it feels as if McCarthy and Scott Glenn are in two separate movies, McCarthy in a low budget TV movie and Glenn doing a real movie. As of writing this, I realised it's not even that old a movie. It kind of feels like a movie that was made in the 80's, but it's post-Pulp Fiction afterall. The movie probably just surfaced too late, it might've been more successful in the 80's when you didn't expect thrillers to be bigger than life with a lot of twists and turns. Night of the Running Man is very straightforward stuff. Pay TV movie channels seem to be on a recession with the rest of the world and the schedules have lately been filled with rather unknown movies with somewhat known actors, this movie being a prime example. I don't actually mind and I try to catch as many of them as new movies aren't often any better.

Every geek who grew up in the 80's knows Andrew McCarthy (who was not in The Breakfast Club btw, as another reviewer said), Scott Glenn is even today in every other movie and the director had a couple of hits in the 80's, so somewhat promising setup. The plot itself is pretty good in all it's simplicity, you have a hit-man chasing a cab driver who took the opportunity to get rich with money which is not his. The chase is on and the scenery changes with a rather nice pace.

What doesn't really work, is the leading man McCarthy. I'd say he's just too weary and pathetic and you don't really get a hold of his character. The movie could've benefited from someone a bit more gutsy and charismatic as the lead.

At times it feels as if McCarthy and Scott Glenn are in two separate movies, McCarthy in a low budget TV movie and Glenn doing a real movie. As of writing this, I realised it's not even that old a movie. It kind of feels like a movie that was made in the 80's, but it's post-Pulp Fiction afterall.

The movie probably just surfaced too late, it might've been more successful in the 80's when you didn't expect thrillers to be bigger than life with a lot of twists and turns. Night of the Running Man is very straightforward stuff. If you're a movie nut like me you often comb the lower rungs of video stores looking for neglected gems from bygone eras: Rolling Thunder and The Outfit from the 70s. Cohen & Tate and The Hit from the 1980s. And this one from the mid-90s.

It has a plot line that I find hard to resist: 'Regular guy finds a pile of money and Complications ensue.' The Night of The Running Man is a lot of fun. It has great performances from Scott Glenn and John Glover and also from Andrew McCarthy. There are some excruciatingly painful to watch moments in this film,scenes that rival the infamous tooth-drilling scene in Marathon Man, scenes where characters have their feet submerged in boiling water,have their necks broken,foreheads smacked with boards thru which nails are protruding, etc etc. All of the scenes with Scott Glenn have a nasty energy.

He is an iconic looking,leathery-faced actor and I would love to see him get more flashy roles such as his part here as a vengeful and greedy hit man. He commands the screen whenever he appears and he isn't afraid to play a completely unlikable character in a very straightforward way. There are no cute actor tricks-playing to the gallery and softening the role. He comes across as very believably scary. The film was directed by Mark Lester and he keeps things moving nicely. This one is worth checking out.

If you're a movie nut like me you often comb the lower rungs of videostores looking for neglected gems from bygone eras: Rolling Thunder andThe Outfit from the 70s. Cohen & Tate and The Hit from the 1980s. Andthis one from the mid-90s.It has a plot line that I find hard to resist: 'Regular guy finds apile of money and Complications ensue.'

The Night of The Running Man is a lot of fun. It has great performancesfrom Scott Glenn and John Glover and also from Andrew McCarthy. Thereare some excruciatingly painful to watch moments in this film,scenesthat rival the infamous tooth-drilling scene in Marathon Man, sceneswhere characters have their feet submerged in boiling water,have theirnecks broken,foreheads smacked with boards thru which nails areprotruding, etc etc. All of the scenes with Scott Glenn have a nastyenergy.

He is an iconic looking,leathery-faced actor and I would loveto see him get more flashy roles such as his part here as a vengefuland greedy hit man. He commands the screen whenever he appears and heisn't afraid to play a completely unlikable character in a verystraightforward way. There are no cute actor tricks-playing to thegallery and softening the role. He comes across as very believablyscary.The film was directed by Mark Lester and he keeps things moving nicely.This one is worth checking out. Ah, another somewhat bizarre crime film that few people have heard about and, as of March in 2006, still is not available on DVD. It is one of the fastest-moving films I've seen. Usually, I like to see at least one good person in the film but this is an exception but this is a notch above the average low-life affair because of the performances of Scott Glenn and John Glover.

They play cold-blooded professional killers who act polite, have impressive vocabularies, dress with class, keep their cool, don't get loud and obnoxious.but are brutally sadistic. Both are also fascinating to watch with Glenn having the bigger role as the main hired killer and Glover as his friend in another city.

I might be overrating this a bit because the last 45 minutes is a stretch, a real stretch, beginning with the entrance of a beautiful nurse who unrealistically gets involved with Andrew McCarthy, a guy on the run from these killers. That just wouldn't happen, but it does keep the story going strong. There are some memorable scenes in this movie and some of them not too pleasant, so be forewarned: a woman dangled from the top of Hoover Dam and McCarthy being tortured with his feet scalded. Tough to watch.

There are two gratuitous sex scenes in here, too. At any rate, for a no-name movie, it was surprisingly entertaining and I'd like to see it out on DVD before too long. I don't really understand some of the review comments stated in some ofthe other postings. There are three comments that I would dispute.First, one posting stated that Andrew McCarthy didn't limp or seem tobe in any pain at many points in the movie.He must be confused andwasn't watching the same movie that I was watching.

Andrew McCarthywonderfully acted his part and used the proper props and movements of aperson who had been severely injured. Even when he finally wore boots,they had to be cut up the side so his swollen feet could fit into them.Secondly a snide remark was made saying that McCarthy and Gunn had aromantic encounter in front of a fireplace in LA in the summer. I don'tknow how this viewer knew it was summer; everyone in the film (exceptfor the nurses uniforms) wore long sleeves and carried or wore a jacketjust as McCarthy did.

I didn't know that people in LA wore sweatersover their shirts, jackets, and long sleeves in LA in the summer - thisdoesn't sound practical so it is reasonable for me to assume that thatcomment should also be discounted. And finally, one viewer called'Andrew McCarthy the king of bad movies'.I happen to be a big AndrewMcCarthy fan.I think he is a great actor and enjoy his movies. Hecan't help the fact that some viewers are too unintelligent to knowwhat is going on in the movie as has been discussed above and thenrefer to it as a 'bad movie'.If you haven't seen the movie, it is good, entertaining, contains solidacting, and McCarthy's specialty - making love to a woman that most ofyou need to view as a 'how to' video - if you have the attention spanto keep your eyes on the movie for that length of time. About once a year I check to see if this flick is scheduled for releaseon DVD. It still isn't (Jan 05).I only have about 30 titles that I own on DVD, but I would definitelypurchase this one.

It has some very memorable scenes (yes, some arequite graphic and gruesome, but I wouldn't call it 'gratuitous'violence). I'd say it is a decent production in every way, but for somereason it seems to be treated as a very obscure movie.Actually, I had to go to a movie buff message board to find the title,which I had forgotten. But it didn't take much of a description for atrue movie buff to recognize what movie this is!!! Rarely, almost never, does a botched costume tell you everything you have to know about a movie but in this self-described 'low budget' film, one of the lead's costumes in fact is a warning signal. The so-called 'professional ', 'best there is' hit man (played by Scott Glen) is saddled, pun intended, with an ill-fitting suit that he wears throughout most of the movie. I've worked on low budget films in my career but when a director or producer saves money, not by serving pizza for meals instead of catering the film, but stints on the leading man's suit, then you know you are in trouble.

The suit looks like it came out of the bargain floor, discounted, one-size-fits-all, section of some low price emporium. It fits him like a glove; an oversized glove on a small person, let's say. Once a thing like this starts a movie then something as simple as the Scott Glen character acting 'hired gun cool' becomes an item that causes smiles, if not laughter.

(I must also mention the need for the screenwriter to try and imitate the atrocious dialogue Tarantino has inflicted on movies and have the hit man, about to practice his trade, 'talk' about it to the victim. Isn't it possible that these folks, in real life, just.do it.and move on to their home life? This is one of those movies where the star is the good guy even though he leaves the scene of a deadly accident, steals a million dollars, is too stupid to effect a proper get away, kills a person and ends up torching his own car with two dead bodies in it and no one behind the steering wheel.

The best parts were those of the killer and his friend (also a killer). I wonder about a woman who gets slugged full force directly in the face by one of these killers and doesn't get so much as a bruise. Well, she ends up running off with the star so I guess the slug job wasn't totally ineffective. I don't think there was one piece of this film that wasn't gratuitous to some extent, gratuitous inhumanity, gratuitous violence, gratuitous stupidity, gratuitous torture so I gave it a gratuitous four.

At one point a friend said to me that Andrew McCarthy is one of the kings of Bad movies. Ok, ok, 'Weekend at Bernies' or some of the others may be ok, but they are not very memorable and would be on few top 100 or 1000 lists. Anyway, Night of the Running Man, brings this idea of McCarthyism into the 90's (1994), and once again it rings true. The concept of the movie is ok: $1 mil in the taxi, a killer is after you, and you run.

But, alas it is really simplified. Scott Glen, plays the killer without morals, so much so, that we know something is up come ending time. There are also little type goofs, like McCarthy's feet are burned so badly that he is supposed to be bedridden for 2 or so weeks, yet in 2 days, he is walking without any limps. Also, 'night ' is a bit of a mis-nomer as the movie takes place over days. Oh well, what else do you expect?

Other thrillers are better, but you may like this. Viewed on tape, Rating = 4. At one point a friend said to me that Andrew McCarthy is one of the kings of Bad movies. Ok, ok, 'Weekend at Bernies' or some of the others may be ok, but they are not very memorable and would be on few top 100 or 1000 lists. Anyway, Night of the Running Man, brings this idea of McCarthyism into the 90's (1994), and once again it rings true.

The concept of the movie is ok: $1 mil in the taxi, a killer is after you, and you run. But, alas it is really simplified. Scott Glen, plays the killer without morals, so much so, that we know something is up come ending time. There are also little type goofs, like McCarthy's feet are burned so badly that he is supposed to be bedridden for 2 or so weeks, yet in 2 days, he is walking without any limps.

Also, 'night ' is a bit of a mis-nomer as the movie takes place over days. Oh well, what else do you expect? Other thrillers are better, but you may like this. Viewed on tape, Rating = 4. This is an extremely suspenseful, lighting paced thriller about a cab driver (Andrew McCarthy - Weekend at Bernies) who finds a suitcase full of money in his cab when a mysterious man leaves it there after being chased by the Mafia. He foolishly decides to keep the money and its not long until a cold faced hitman (brilliantly played by Scott Glenn - Backdraft) is on his case. From here begins a deadly game of cat and mouse.

Its intense stuff alright and includes one particular torture scene which makes Michael Madsen's ear slicing incident in 'Reservoir Dogs' look like an extract from Sesame Street! John Glover (Gremlins 2) is a stand out as Glenn's crackpot associate. This is an extremely suspenseful, lighting paced thriller about a cab driver (Andrew McCarthy - Weekend at Bernies) who finds a suitcase full of money in his cab when a mysterious man leaves it there after being chased by the Mafia. He foolishly decides to keep the money and its not long until a cold faced hitman (brilliantly played by Scott Glenn - Backdraft) is on his case. From here begins a deadly game of cat and mouse. Its intense stuff alright and includes one particular torture scene which makes Michael Madsen's ear slicing incident in 'Reservoir Dogs' look like an extract from Sesame Street!

John Glover (Gremlins 2) is a stand out as Glenn's crackpot associate.

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SJH looks like she's actually trying now and she's actually quipping back and conspiring to do stuff against the others. There were still some awkward moments with her, but it's far FAR better than before. I hope it continues because I like were it's going.The endorsement though from KJK and YSJ about JSM 'being a comedienne' and how she 'will start having to pay her membership pretty soon'. A telltale sign that they really appreciate her work.Honestly if there is another family tour, they better invite Seol In-ah. She has been in a lot of episodes with them already and her chemistry with the RM team is great. I have been complaining about SJH lack of enthusiasm and involvement but I agree she has been trying in recent episodes and that's certainly better than standing and sitting around quite.

Actually, she just needs to let herself loose like LKS and JSM as she did in this episode. Sometimes she's too aware and hesitant to speak and do something. So props to her for trying and being active.For Seol In Ah, I think she can be considered one of the fixed guest members along with Lee SangYeob, Kang Hanna, Hong Jin Young, and Lee Da Hee.