Backflash, ein tödlicher Job (2002)
Der Videothekenangestellte Ray Bennet (Robert Patrick) bricht aus seinem tristen Leben aus. Hals über Kopf fährt er ohne Ziel in Richtung Westen. Auf dem Weg nimmt er eine Tramperin mit. Schnell wird klar, dass die Chemie zwischen ihm und der attraktiven Harley anscheinend stimmt. Bald offenbart sie ihm ihr Geheimnis und überredet ihn, mit ihr eine Bank auszurauben.
Der Regisseur: Philip J. Jones
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Robert Patrick as Ray Bennett |
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Jennifer Esposito as Olive Dee 'Harley' Klintucker |
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Mike Starr as Tono |
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Melissa Joan Hart as C.J. |
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Mike Hagerty as Red |
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Michael J. Pollard as Don |
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Colm Meaney as Gin O'Malley |
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Vyto Ruginis as Motel manager |
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Kyle T. Heffner as Vinnie 'Pipe' Pipolino |
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Robert Deacon as Skull |
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David Jean Thomas as Mr. Jones |
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Kenneth Moskow as Jimmy |
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Brian Abercrombie as Lenny |
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Val Lauren as Pez |
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Brenda Nowatka as Waitress |
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Rich 'The Body' Wiley as Corpse |
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Larry Tuff as FBI agent #2 |
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Bill Davis as FBI Agent #1 |
| Directing | Philip J. Jones | Director |
| Production | Jennifer Farrell | Line Producer |
| Production | Matt McCombs | Producer |
| Art | Tia Nawls | Set Decoration |
| Editing | John Rigelhof | Editor |
| Production | Donald G. Hunt | Executive Producer |
| Production | Steve Tymon | Co-Producer |
| Writing | Philip J. Jones | Writer |
| Writing | Jennifer Farrell | Writer |
| Production | Philip J. Jones | Producer |
| Production | Colin Chin | Co-Producer |
| Art | Michael Voelker | Production Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Bethany Scott | Costume Design |
| Sound | Carl Wurtz | Music |
| Writing | Lillian A. Jackson | Writer |
| Production | Priscilla Padilla | Associate Producer |
| Camera | Maximo Munzi | Director of Photography |
| Art | Jennifer Parsond | Art Direction |
| Crew | Bill Davis | Armorer |
| Sound | Cindy Valentine Leone | Original Music Composer |
