Judgment Night

Director: Stephen Hopkins Stephen Hopkins

Overview

A wrong turn leads a group of suburbanites into the most violent section of Chicago, where they must fight for their lives against a lethal street gang.

Product Details

Release Date:	01/23/2018
UPC:	0888574600358
Original Release:	1993
Rating:	R
Source:	Warner Archives
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Stereo]
Language:	English
Time:	1:49:00
Sales rank:	36,609

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Emilio Estevez	Frank Wyatt
Cuba Gooding Jr.	Mike Peterson
Denis Leary	Fallon
Stephen Dorff	John Wyatt
Jeremy Piven	Ray Cochran
Peter Greene	Sykes
Erik Schrody	Actor
Michael Wiseman	Travis
Michael DeLorenzo	Kid
Relioues Webb	Dre
Will Zahrn	Charley
Eugene Williams	Buck
Christine Harnos	Linda Wyatt
Angela Alvarado	Rita
Lauren Robinson	Angie
Doug Wert	Freeway Driver
Rachel Watt	Actor,Driver's Girlfriend
Diedre Kelly	Actor
Kathleen Perkins	Actor
David L. Crowley	Rent-A Cop 1
Stuart Abramson	Rent-A Cop 2
Mark Phelan	Cop 1
Nigel Gibbs	Cop 2
Sean O'Grady	Announcer
Lydell Cheshier	Actor,Shop Owner
Donovan D. Ross	Actor
Michael Scranton	Actor
Robert S. Neville	Actor
Hank McGill	Actor
Galyn Görg	Clarissa
Lynda Gordon	Actor
Judy Taylor	Actor
Alan Silvestri	Composer

Technical Credits

Lewis Colick

Jere Cunningham

Kevin Jarre

Stephen Hopkins	Director
Greg Curtis	Special Effects
Terry Frazee	Special Effects
Lynda Gordon	Casting
Gene Levy	Producer
Scott Lingard	Special Effects
Walter Scott	Stunts
Lloyd H. Segan	Executive Producer,Executive Producer,Producer
Judy Taylor	Casting
Marilyn Vance	Executive Producer,Producer
Lewis Colick	Screenwriter
Kevin Bartnof	Sound Effects
Steve Bissinger	Sound Effects
Jere Cunningham	Screenwriter
Kevin Jarre	Screenwriter
Mike Johnson	Stunts
Don Johnson	Sound/Sound Designer

Editorial Reviews

Exploring the fear of crime-ridden urban underbellies that lives in the hearts of suburban Anglo-Americans, while at the same time playing on those same fears in the hearts of its audience, Judgment Night is an interesting film if not a completely successful one. From the outset, the premise of four middle-class guys finding themselves suddenly and unwittingly wrapped up in a gritty gangland murder is promising and intriguing. The tension created is strong and there's a genuine urge to know what will happen next on the part of the audience. Unfortunately, the script progressively falls into more and more clichés as the plot unfolds and, by the climax, becomes somewhat predictable. While Denis Leary is more than effective as the menacing villain and Cuba Gooding Jr. and Jeremy Piven are adequate, Emilio Estevez and Stephen Dorff just aren't strong enough to carry the film when the writing fails. Judgment Night is flawed, but any curious and open-minded filmgoer should be able to find a handful of redeeming qualities. At the very least, the soundtrack, which features rap-rock collaborations like Teenage Fanclub with De La Soul and Pearl Jam with Cypress Hill, is worth hearing.