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Black Neon (1991) [N/A]

Release Date:
February 25, 1991

Original Title:
Black Neon

Genres:
Action

Production Companies:
Jamedd Motion Pictures

Production Countries:
Australia

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M 

Runtime: 90

The intensity of 'Road House'

Overview from TheMovieDB

Tom Maranta has been a 'bouncer' for years, but he has decided to give the toughs, pushers, pimps and prostitutes the flick. As he makes that decision, Pharoah, his bitter enemy, is released from prison for stabbing him in a bloody and vicious street fight three years earlier. After three years of sleepless nights and haunting nightmares, Tom realizes a showdown is inevitable and he enlists the help of a friend and together they are confronted by Pharoah and his army.

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Performers

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Production

Camera Operator:
Robert Zygadlo

Continuity:
Nancy L. Aaron

Dialogue Coach:
Kristof Kaczmarek

Director:
James Richards

Director of Photography:
Robert Zygadlo

Editor:
Julie Grant

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Nancy L. Aaron

Executive Producer:
James P. Miorada
Edward John Stazak

Lighting Design:
Robert Zygadlo

Music:
David Curran

Sound Editor:
David Upson

Sound Recordist:
Greg T. Colgan

Stunt Coordinator:
John McGuckin

Thanks:
Simon Akkerman

Writer:
James Richards
Edward John Stazak

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