5 Action Movies One Down Two to Go - The Spy Killer - Ed McBains 87th Precinct Ice - A Fathers Revenge - The Sweeper

One Down Two To Go When a mixed martial arts fight goes bad for Chuck ( Jim Kelly) and his promoter, Ralph ( Richard Roundtree), they end up beaten and broke, swindled out of their prize money. Luckily, their friends, Cal ( Fred Williamson) and J ( Jim Brown), are willing to help with the problem and head out on the town to dole out punishments to the men responsible. The Spy Killer John Smith ( Robert Horton) once worked as a secret agent, tracking down targets and executing hits for his boss, Max ( Sebastian Cabot). But when his career in espionage weighs too much on his conscience, John leaves to pursue private investigation instead—a job that lands him in a sticky situation, framed for murder. Now Max has bailed John out under one condition: he must retrieve a coveted notebook and bring it to his former boss. Ed McBain's 87th Precinct: Ice The streets need to be cleaned up, and there's no better department for the job than the 87th Precinct. When a dancer is killed outside of a show, the 87th sends in Detectives Carella ( Dale Midkiff) and Meyer ( Joe Pantoliano) to crack the case. But as more murders pile up, they're under the gun to find a connection. A Father's Revenge No father wants to receive a phone call that his daughter is being held hostage, and now Paul Hobart's ( Brian Dennehy) worst nightmare has come true. When he gets word that his stewardess daughter has been captured by terrorists in West Germany, he immediately searches for a solution. But progress is slow and time is of the essence, so Paul takes matters into his own hands. The Sweeper The son of a cop, Mark Goddard ( C. Thomas Howell) has always bled blue. Even after witnessing the murder of his entire family, Mark just can't help but follow in his father's ( Jeff Fahey) footsteps. His trigger-happy tendencies don't go over well with the force. But another organization—known as Justice Incorporated—has taken interest in Mark's ability to kill and has invited him to join their secret crime management team. Leery at first, Mark eventually sees the opportunity as a chance to avenge his family's death—except the deeper he gets, the harder it is to determine who the real bad guys are.