Lots of action, but a too-familiar plot
“Eye of the Tiger” stars Gary Busey as decorated Vietnam vet Buck Matthews, who has just returned to his home town following a prison term for a crime he didn’t commit. All he wants is to resume a normal life with his wife, Christie (Denise Galik), and their young daughter, Jennifer (Judith Barsi). Christie wants to move so the family can start a new life where Buck doesn’t have “ex-con” written all over him. But Buck insists on staying, even though the town is under siege by a violent motorcycle gang of drug dealers, headed by Blade (William Smith). As the gang terrorizes the townsfolk, the corrupt sheriff (Seymour Cassel) looks the other way.<br /><br />When Buck saves a woman from being raped by gang members, he and his family are targeted. His home is destroyed, his wife is killed, and Jennifer is traumatized. Enlisting the help of a fellow former prison inmate and war buddy (Yaphet Kotto), Buck sets out to hunt down the bikers and not stop until all are either dead or vanquished.<br /><br />“Eye of the Tiger” tries to be a revenge thriller like “Death Wish” and “Taken,” but the script by Michael Montgomery follows a predictable trajectory and lacks originality and style. Director Richard Sarafian wastes little time getting to the action, providing just enough information about Buck to move the plot forward.<br /><br />Buck hardly has time to grieve after his wife’s death before he starts organizing a strategy to confront the bikers. Resolute, seeming to care little for his own safety, he masterminds a plan that involves a pick-up truck armed with mortars and machine guns, lethal booby traps, lots of explosions, and daredevil stunts. With the exception of Blade, the faces of the gang remain covered by helmets and are never seen. As the black-clad bikers tear through the streets, the townspeople look on with complacency rather than fear. The climax, Buck’s one-on-one confrontation with Blade, is an anticlimactic slugfest in the desert.<br /><br />The movie never quite achieves the status of “so bad it’s good.” Action buffs might excuse the shallow story because of all the cinematic mayhem.<br /><br />The only bonus materials on the R-rated Blu-ray release are a series of trailers.<br /><br />If you love action, you might enjoy “Eye of the Tiger,” but if you crave a decent plot as well, look elsewhere.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Fresh out of prison for a crime he didn't commit, Vietnam veteran Buck Matthews (Gary Busey) finds his plans to settle down with his family destroyed when his wife is killed by a sadistic band of drug-pushing bikers. Recruiting fellow 'Nam vet buddy J.B. (Yaphet Kotto), Buck deals out his own brand of bloody justice as he takes on the gang and the corrupt local lawman (Seymour Cassel) in their pocket. Violent actioner also stars Bert Remsen, Denise Galik, William Smith. 92 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English; Subtitles: English; theatrical trailer..