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Name: Trespass
Released: 1992-12-25
Cast: Bill Paxton, Ice Cube, Ice-T, William Sadler, Glenn Plummer

Trespass

R
1h 41m
1992

70%

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Everyone wants a piece of the action - and the treasure - as Bill Paxton (Titanic, Twister) and William Sadler take on a ruthless gang in this high-caliber thriller. In the rubble of a four-alarm blaze, Vince (Paxton) and Don (Sadler), two Arkansas firemen, discover a map leading to a fortune in stolen gold hidden in an abandoned East St. Louis tenement. What they don't know is the building is headquarters to a vicious mob, led by the notorious King James (Ice T) and Savon (Ice Cube). When the firefighters accidentally witness the mob executing some of their enemies, the trespassers become the gang's next target in this pulse-pounding thrillfest.

Director:

Walter Hill

Producer:

Neil Canton, Robert Zemeckis

Writer:

Bob Gale, Robert Zemeckis

Cast:

Bill Paxton, Ice Cube, Ice-T, William Sadler, Glenn Plummer, Art Evans, De'voreaux White, Bruce A. Young, T.E. Russell, Tiny Lister, John Toles-Bey

Rotten Tomatoes® Score

TOMATOMETER®

70%

Critics Consensus: Trespass pits public servants against gangsters in a race for stolen loot -- and thanks to a killer cast and Walter Hill's assured direction, the audience wins.

Reviews

Paste Magazine

Mitchell Beaupre

Paxton's performance utilizes his tremendous gift for taking a mild-mannered average man, placing him on the razor wire of a moral dilemma, and watching him twist and turn as his ethics fall to the wayside and he has to fight to survive.

September 29, 2023

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Southern Voice (Atlanta)

Steve Warren

Surreal touches recall Hill's Streets of Fire, but this time the director's tongue is so far back in his cheek we can't be sure when he's kidding.

Hill is one of the most proficient directors in Hollywood when it comes to using editing as an expressive tool.

In his best action films, director Walter Hill employs an economic, fast-paced style that obscures whatever faults might be found in the script. He works that magic again with Trespass.

In [Walter] Hill's hands, a whole feast of beloved actors have a chance to have a great time being bad.

November 6, 2018

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