Quiet Cool (1986) [R]

Release Date:
November 8, 1986

Original Title:
Quiet Cool

Genres:
Action | Crime

Production Companies:
New Line Cinema

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 80

It can get you rich, get you high, or get you dead.

Joe Dylanne, a tough New York City police officer, is summoned to Northern California at the behest of Katy Greer, an old flame. Katy desperately needs Joe's help after the brutal killings of much of her family at the hands of rural marijuana dealers. Upon arriving in the area, Joe discovers that local law enforcement isn't helpful, and he must team up with Katy's survivalist nephew, to take down the murderous criminals.

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Art Direction:
J. Rae Fox
Lynda Burbank

Assistant Makeup Artist:
S. Sue Elliott

Associate Producer:
Sara Risher

Costume Design:
Darcee F. Olson

Delegated Producer:
Arthur M. Sarkissian

Director:
Clay Borris

Director of Photography:
Jacques Haitkin

Editor:
Bob Brady

Executive Producer:
Pierre David
Arthur M. Sarkissian
Larry A. Thompson

Makeup Artist:
Donn Markel
June Brickman

Original Music Composer:
Jay Ferguson

Producer:
Robert Shaye
Gerald T. Olson

Production Manager:
Allen Alsobrook

Set Decoration:
Marcie Begleiter

Sound Designer:
David Lewis Yewdall

Sound Editor:
F. Hudson Miller
Kelly Tartan

Sound Engineer:
Jonathan D. Evans

Sound Mixer:
Peter K. Wolff
Walt Martin

Stunts:
Charles Croughwell
Brian Smrz

Supervising Sound Editor:
R.J. Palmer

Title Designer:
Dan Perri

Writer:
Susan Canova Vercellino
Clay Borris

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