Manhunt Movie Reviews

A well thought out film, Manhunt (Caceria) focuses on Daniel, a man with a criminal past who's also the father of a young son. After escaping the mob that he no longer wants a part of--and from whom he stole a hefty sum--he retreats to his small home town of Redencion (Redemption) in northern Argentina, far from the urban swell of Buenos Aires. There he sees, for the first time in years, his former sweetheart who is now married to a cynical wife-beating womanizer. And, for the first time in years as well, he sees his old friend Miguel, who's now a member of the local police.

And there too, after a day or two, he meets up with members of his old mob who've come to take back their money and then kill him.

Caceria is directed with a great deal of intelligence and understanding. It's a film whose director knows how men and women think and feel, and what they want, and what they'll do to get what they want. It pulls no punches, it does not waste time, it's honest, it's not rushed, yet neither is it slow. The pacing is perfect, the acting is excellent, and the momentum of the story is gripping.

Highly recommended.

It was a very good choice when the last weekend i spend the hole night watching movies, though i was like "oh man this is a foreign movie" so i said to my fiancée lets try this one first, and if is booring let chage it before midnight, at the end of the movie wee was like wow wath a wanderfull picture a very simple and direct western thriller.... we enjoy it and loved it, we highly reccomend this picture.
You would'nt regret it.

Man.... this one was so intense,lots of fun, at the begining i though, Hmmm another Foreign snobish movie, but after the first quarter of the movie the hole thing starts to get intense and intense also suspenfull, the last 30 minutes it was all action and drama with almost no dialogue watsoever and at the end a huge surprise... wow i really like it.
I serious recomend this Foreign/action/Drama/western Flick.

I feel it is my responsibility to let the world know that this video is a waste of a precious pair of hours of your short life. No plot and bad acting make for a must-miss film. I wish there had been someone to warn me.

This was an average movie with the one true standout being that Paulo Tocha(Paco the Tai fighter from Bloodsport, Born to defence ect.) is here to be the for hide tough guy who doesn't get to display any of his Tai fighting skill and gets his neck snapped. Bad use of talent if you ask me. Don the dragon offers his standard fare as usual.

Any fan of B grade martial arts movies knows who Don "The Dragon" Wilson is. This is on par with the other 6 Bloodfist movies. You won't get much from this flick but it has Don kicking people in the face so what more do you need. Hit MUTE and add your own dialogue, it's twice as good.

This is one of Paramount's low-budget features produced by William Pine and William Thomas. As is customary with Pine-Thomas product, the cast is accomplished, the story is atmospheric, and the workmanship is efficient. The entire cast will be familiar to fans of old movies: William Gargan and Ann Savage as the bantering newspaper reporters trying to outscoop each other when a murder victim disappears, George Zucco as a velvet-voiced, dangerous killer, Leo Gorcey as comedy-relief office boy, Charles Halton as a worried museum curator, Don Beddoe as a frustrated detective, Paul Hurst as a bemused watchman, and George E. Stone as the missing corpse (always a fine actor: he doesn't say a word, but he expires eloquently). The pacing is good and the dialogue is snappy. The DVD derives from an old 16mm print that was very popular at some TV station -- there are frequent cue marks for station breaks, but thankfully no choppiness or serious damage. This has its own peculiar charm for movie addicts, because it looks just the way late-show movies used to look on television, before video and cable. It's an enjoyable hour for movie buffs.