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メキシコとの国境近くのカリフォルニア。メキシコの麻薬取引現場でDEAの捜査官が殺害される事件が発生、目撃者の女性ロサを証人として確保するため、ベテラン警官ジョハンセンが派遣されることになった。現地に乗り込んだジョハンセンは、ロサの身柄を引き受けて間もなく、麻薬カルテルと癒着した地元警官たちに襲撃される。だが、ロサを守るため悪徳警官たちを倒したジョハンセンは警官殺しで指名手配されてしまい……。
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This reminded me a little of John Wayne's "Mc Q" (1974) only this time it's Dolph Lundgren who is the curmudgeonly old cop who bends the rules to suit the investigation. That's caused his bosses a bit of an headache, so they want to put that frankly rather odious "Johansen" out to pasture. A trip to Mexico is organised so he can retrieve and escort a vital witness in a double-murder case back to the USA. "Rosa" (Christina Villa) is no shrinking violet and the couple don't exactly hit it off, but gradually that all changes as the pair begin to realise that they are being played. By whom, though? That's the six million dollar question. I'm afraid the presence of Kelsey Grammer in anything (except maybe the early editions of "Cheers") never bodes well for me, and his mediocrity rather sums up this whole thing. It hasn't an original bone in it's body as it follows well established plot lines, constantly escaping from hellish scenarios against overwhelming odds and firepower. It's as if his dark sunglasses gave him a degree of immortality. Rapid healing powers at any rate. Duplicity, police corruption, betrayal - you name it and it's been squeezed into this bland and repetitive thriller that's very short on thrills. Television fodder at best, sorry.
