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| December 22nd, 1995
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Peter Hyams |
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Karen Elise Baldwin, Gene Quintano |
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Jean-Claude Van Damme, Powers Boothe, Raymond J. Barry, Whittni Wright, Ross Malinger, Dorain Harewood, Kate McNeil, Michael Gaston, Audra Lindley, Brian Delate, Steve Aronson, Michael R. Aubele, Karen Elise Baldwin, Jennifer D. Bowser, Pat Brisson |
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Universal Pictures |
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Action, Drama |
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R a substantial amount of strong violence, language |
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It is the seventh game of the Stanley Cup Finals. The Pittsburgh Penguins are battling the Chicago Blackhawks as 17,000 frenzied fans -- including the Vice President of the United States, who is watching from the luxurious owner's box high above Pittsburgh's Civic Arena -- are on the edge of their seats; unaware that an elite group of extortionists is about to make this a game no one will ever forget.
Van Damme plays Darren McCord, a fireman with a troubled past. When his young daughter (Whittni Wright) is suddenly taken hostage during the hockey game, McCord engages in a deadly game of cat-and-mouse with a ruthlessly cold-blooded adversary (Powers Boothe). With thousands of lives at stake, including that of his son (Ross Malinger), McCord battles both the terrorists and his own personal demons as the seconds on the game clock race towards a fateful conclusion.
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