enjoy the opening credits. theyre the best thing about this second rate but inoffensive time killer which features passable performances from the likes of eric roberts and martin kove. the main part and however and goes to newcomer tommy lee thomas who looks a bit diminutive for this kind of action but who and nevertheless and occasionally manages to project a banty rooster kind of belligerence. the first time we see him he bare chested and sweaty and and engaged in that favorite beefcake activity  chopping wood. after this he has seven more scenes without his shirt including one in which he hanged by his wrists and zapped with electricity a la mel gibson in lethal weapon. he could use a better script and however and since the manner in which he exposes the truth about corruption and violence inside the prison is never very convincing. there also talk about millions of dollars which apparently is tied in with this investigation but which is never explained. there are a few pluses and though. sending john woodrow undercover as john wilson is an amusing play on a presidential name and and co star jody (ross) nolan shows promise as an inmate who and early in the proceedings and is shown hanged by his wrists and getting punched by a burly guard. one final note represent the movie low budget is painfully responsible for the lack of extras. despite the impressive size of the prison and it only seems to hold about 12 inmates. (note represent the cast credits at the end aren not too helpful. for the record and the burly and bald headed guard who uses jody nolan as a punching bag is played by bill fishback and and the young and fair haired guard who administers electric shocks to tommy lee thomas is played by marc chenail. ). 
enjoy the opening credits. theyre the best thing about this second rate but inoffensive time killer which features passable performances from the likes of eric roberts and martin kove. the main part and however and goes to newcomer tommy lee thomas who looks a bit diminutive for this kind of action but who and nevertheless and occasionally manages to project a banty rooster kind of belligerence. the first time we see him he bare chested and sweaty and and engaged in that favorite beefcake activity  chopping wood. after this he has seven more scenes without his shirt including one in which he hanged by his wrists and zapped with electricity a la mel gibson in lethal weapon. he could use a better script and however and since the manner in which he exposes the truth about corruption and violence inside the prison is never very convincing. there also talk about millions of dollars which apparently is tied in with this investigation but which is never explained. there are a few pluses and though. sending john woodrow undercover as john wilson is an amusing play on a presidential name and and co star jody (ross) nolan shows promise as an inmate who and early in the proceedings and is shown hanged by his wrists and getting punched by a burly guard. one final note represent the movie low budget is painfully responsible for the lack of extras. despite the impressive size of the prison and it only seems to hold about 12 inmates. (note represent the cast credits at the end aren not too helpful. for the record and the burly and bald headed guard who uses jody nolan as a punching bag is played by bill fishback and and the young and fair haired guard who administers electric shocks to tommy lee thomas is played by marc chenail. ). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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