COLD SWEAT (1970)

MORGAN'S RATING

In the seven years that pass, "Joe Moran" becomes an expatriate living in France. Now married, with wife and stepdaughter, he runs a charter boat and at the same time of his former buddies show up. A fight ensues and Joe murders the intruder. Unfortunately, the victim is only a vanguard for three new adversaries who make Joe a deadly proposal. It is now his turn to take the initiative. He kidnaps his adversaries girlfriend, steals his money, and stashes both for a trade. The ball is now in his nemesis' court and treachery is well within his grasp. Yet, a third player appears unbeknownst to either man; an adversary both develop a chilling "Cold Sweat" over.

Charles Bronson (Joe Moran, aka Martin), Liv Ullmann (Fabienne Martin), James Mason (Ross), Jill Ireland (Moira), Jean Topart (Katanga), Yannick Delulle (Michele), Luigi Pistilli (Fausto Gelardi), Michel Constantin (Whitey), Paul Bonfias (Doctor), Dominique Crosland, Roger Mailles, Remo Mosconi, Sabine Sun (Joe's Assistant), Nathalie Varallo (Nurse).

REVENGE CAN BE CHILLING...

FACTS

PRODUCTION INFORMATION

RELEASE DATE: 1974 (USA)

DIRECTOR: Terence Young (Red Sun). WRITERS: Albert Simonin and Shimon Wincelberg, and based on the novel "Ride the Nightmare" by Richard Matheson. PRODUCER: Robert Dorfmann.  ORIGINAL MUSIC: Michel Magne. DISTRIBUTOR: Emerson.