This film essentially begins in Washington D. C. with a high school girl named "Jeannie Allen" (Tina Andrews) dying after injecting some heroine provided by her boyfriend. Meanwhile, in France, the small group of people responsible for exporting the drugs to America are living the life of luxury with not a care in the world. At least, they don't have much to worry about at the present time. What they don't know, however, is that a rogue federal agent by the name of "Nick Allen" (Billy Dee Williams) has begun recruiting certain people in an effort to not only locate where the drugs that killed his daughter came from-but to kill everyone involved as well. Now rather than reveal any more, I will just say that this was a decent film for the most part based largely on the solid performance of Billy Dee Williams. Admittedly, the film tends to run a bit long (134 minutes) and has a few rather slow scenes here and there. But even so, I found it to be entertaining enough for the time spent and I have rated it accordingly. Average.
