On this episode of the Video Archives podcast, Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avery catch their train,

but only by a narrow margin. A Los Angeles district attorney attempts to take his witness back

to the United States to testify against the mob boss he's been dying to nab. The catch? She doesn't

want anything to do with him. An on-the-run, train movie directed by Video Archive's favorite Peter Hyams,

Quentin and Roger discussed where Gene Hackman and Anne Archer were in their careers,

the gender role dynamics of the characters,

and how their viewing of this movie influenced the future of film forever.

Remember, folks, between a viewer and a film, there is only a narrow margin.

Next up, a blood vengeance beyond death wish.

Every 24 hours, an American family will be killed by radical assassins.

If the CIA, FBI, and police can't stop them, the human factor will.

When a top computer expert's family is killed in cold blood,

it's through his violent vendetta that the diabolical terrorists will be caught.

Roger and Quentin discussed the important place where this revenge-matics sits in the genre,

give a brief lesson on director Edward Demetric, and discuss the show stopping last 10 minutes

that need to be seen to be believed. Plus, who is Sybil Danning and why is she on the back of my box?

Shucky Doe and I are ready for the answers, are you?

And lastly, let's head on over to Riverside where the street violence is so out of control

that we've no doubt reached the kill point.

When a Riverside cop investigates the rape and murder of his

wife, he uncovers the plot of a ruthless gang who have robbed the National Guard. Featuring actors

such as Leo Fong, Richard Roundtree, Cameron Mitchell, and Stack Pierce, you know this movie has

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