It is one of my favorite Chuck Norris movies. I plan to watch it again soon...I have always liked Ron Silver in this movie- and loved him in the movie The Entity too. So sad he died pretty young.
Posted by the young warrior (Member # 9554) on :
Talking about creepy movies earlier on on here,this was one movie that creeped me out as much as any horror movie ever did when I was younger.
It was the unstoppable killer in it,he was the stuff of nightmares.
Unless of cause you are chuck Norris and you never have nightmares!
Posted by Crash (Member # 7484) on :
I really enjoyed Silent Rage because it's such a good little B-film--cool idea, brisk pace, good acting, and...Chuck Norris!
The director was this guy Michael Miller, who should have had one heckuva studio career but didn't. He had directed another fantastic drive-in film, Jackson County Jail. And he did the watered-down TV-movie remake of that one a couple of years later. He then directed the long-shelved National Lampoon's Class Reunion. After that, it was all TV stuff until the end of his career. A shame. He really was an economical director with an excellent feel for action scenes.
Posted by aTomiK (Member # 6575) on :
I need to rewatch Silent Rage, hardly remember anything. I watched Jackson County Jail couple of years ago and it was good. National Lampoon's Class Reunion gave mixed feelings and i donīt have the urge to check that out again very soon. However, i do own four tv-films directed by Michael Miller. Silent Witness, Crime of Innocence, A Case of Deadly Force and Dangerous Passion. Only seen Dangerous Passion which was a decent effort.
Posted by Crash (Member # 7484) on :
I don't remember much about Class Reunion, other than John Hughes wrote it and that it was a farily dull effort. You have a good collection of Miller's work.
Posted by LISA LISA (Member # 1780) on :
I remember Silent Rage and 10 to Midnight (with Charles Bronson) use to play on HBO all the time , and me and my brother would set the alarm clock to get us up in the middle of the night, to sneak downstairs to watch these movies so my parents didn't freak out. The killer in Silent Rage- he just looks creepy- everything about him is creepy- and the music in it gives me the creeps...but it's so good.
Posted by the young warrior (Member # 9554) on :
he sure was a creepy looking dude in this,yeah your right lisa lisa,it was a mixture of how creepy john kirby (brian libby)looked in this and the music,it definitely gives you the willies!
Posted by aTomiK (Member # 6575) on :
Watched Silent Rage and while it includes few good moments, itīs not among my favorite Norris flicks. I think Stephen Furstīs comedy character is out of place here and the acting is somewhat clumsy all around. The film wouldīve been much better as a straight horror thriller.