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Release Date: 2004-01-20, Rating: R (Restricted)

Genre: Suspense & Thriller. Category Action Thriller, Crime Thriller. Theme: Criminal's Revenge, Crime Gone Awry, Witnessing a Crime, Flight of the Innocent. Studio: Universal Studios. Run Time: 01 hr 50 min. Language: French, English, Spanish. Subtitle Language: Spanish, French, English. Picture Format: widescreen. Release Date: January 20, 2004.

A group of oat-sowing guys take a wrong turn during their night on the town and accidentally witness a drug lord murdering a disloyal henchman. The drug gang then pursues them through the streets to silence them and they find themselves in a fight for survival.

Crime Thriller

Shot in color using Panavision equipment, partially on location in Chicago, Illinois. Additional cast: Michael DeLorenzo (Kid) and Angela Alvarado (Rita). Additional credits: Christopher Mollo & Kristen Wiseman-McIntyre (associate producers), Jerry Sobul (UPM), and Happy Walters (music supervisor). Title design by Nina Saxon Film Design and titles and opticals by Cinema Research Corporation. The following songs were used in the film: "Fallin'," "Missing Link," "Disorder," "Me, Myself & My Microphone...

Judgment Night on DVD In Judgment Night, an action-packed thriller directed by Stephen Hopkins, a group of young middle-class men Emilio Estevez Cuba Gooding Jr. Jeremy Piven and Stephen Dorff on a night out with the boys take a disastrous wrong turn that leads to a run-in with a vicious street gang led by Fallon (Denis Leary). A cold, vicious and frightening criminal, Fallon and his band of thugs threaten to permanently silence the foursome after they witness a murder. ~ Linda Rasmussen, Rovi Actor...

SYNOPSIS - In "Judgment Night," an action-packed thriller directed by Stephen Hopkins, a group of young middle-class men Emilio Estevez, Cuba Gooding Jr., Jeremy Piven and Stephen Dorff on a night out with the boys take a disastrous wrong turn that leads to a run-in with a vicious street gang led by Fallon (Denis Leary). A cold, vicious and frightening criminal, Fallon and his band of thugs threaten to permanently silence the foursome after they witness a murder. 1993

Pages: 196, Paperback, Double Dragon Publishing

Moore, C[atherine] L. JUDGMENT NIGHT. New York: Gnome Press, Publishers, [1952]. Octavo, cloth. First edition. This copy is signed on the title page C.L. Moore and by the dust jacket artist Kelly Freas. Story collection, all first appeared in Astounding magazine. Anatomy of Wonder (1995) 3-130. A near fine copy in Currey 'A' binding, spine is slightly age darkened in a near fine dust jacket with light shelf wear to spine ends, a touch to the corners. Scarce signed in this manner.

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...

The soundtrack to the film Judgment Night takes the racial themes of the movie to the soundtrack, pulling together some of the best acts in both genres. Rather than cover existing songs, the bands collaborated on the frequently shared themes of injustice, violence, prowess at the mike, and love of the herb. Every track is exceedingly well constructed and produced. By taking rap acts that already lean toward rock, like House of Pain and Ice-T, and rock acts that dabble in rap, like Faith No More,...

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On their way to a boxing match, Frank & John Wyatt and their friends get off the expressway in the worst part of town to avoid a traffic jam. But they're definitely not in Kansas any more when they cross paths with a psychotic drug lord, Fallon, who kills one of his subordinates right before their eyes--and wants no witnesses. Soon, an innocent evening's fun has turned into a deadly, nail-biting game of cat and mouse through Chicago's asphalt jungle, as each layer of civilization is stripped away...

The best-case scenario for most soundtracks is that they effectively complement the film (LESS THAN ZERO, O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU? et al.). But JUDGMENT NIGHT, by virtue of its careful assemblage of talent, transcends its source by creative slam-dancing leaps and stoner-rap bounds. What appeared to be a cheap exploitation of the emerging hip-hop/rock crossover trend turned out to be highly prescient. Inspired tandems like Sonic Youth and Cypress Hill, Biohazard and Onyx, De La Soul and Teenage...

Released in 1952 from Gnome Press, Judgment Night collects five Moore novellas from the pages of editor John W. Campbell, Jr.'s Astounding Science Fiction magazine. Chosen by the author herself as the best of her longer-form writing, these stories show a gifted wordsmith working at the height of her talents: "Judgment Night" (first published in August and September, 1943) balances a lush rendering of a future galactic empire with a sober meditation on the nature of power and its inevitable loss;...