It’s important to acknowledge upfront that Humphrey Bogart isn’t involved, and some viewers will likely dislike the film simply for that reason...and I understand why. Those of us with similar tastes might also find fault because it's a remake…which is also a reasonable complaint. However, if you can move past those initial reservations, it emerges as a genuinely enjoyable thriller—a very typical example of late 1980…

_**A Tarantino flick before they existed**_ An intelligent convict with a sociopathic nature (Mickey Rourke) manages to escape from custody in Salt Lake City and then connects with his brother (Elias Koteas) and their large, not very bright associate (David Morse). They're looking for somewhere to lay low until the mastermind’s lawyer can reach them (Kelly Lynch), and they end up choosing the Cornell’s house in a …