Review of Nowhere to Run (1993) by Louis Black for Austin Chronicle — 10 Oct 2008
Previously responsible for The Hitcher, a disturbingly cold-blooded exercise but still a powerful cinematic vehicle, Harmon still doesn't show enough humanity to be considered anything more than a stylish director.
But he is a damned stylish one, who keeps the film interesting and the action sequences effective. If you don't expect much (and the developer vs. land owner plot is ridiculous) you may be surprised at what's here.
You can read the full review where it was originally posted online.
This review of Nowhere to Run (1993) was written by Louis Black and published by Austin Chronicle on 10 Oct 2008.
Nowhere to Run has generally received mixed reviews.
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