Out
Out
R | 01 January 1982 (USA)
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A self-styled "urban guerrilla" in Greenwich Village is sent on various assignments across the country by a mysterious "commander."

Reviews
Brightlyme i know i wasted 90 mins of my life.
Inadvands Boring, over-political, tech fuzed mess
Ezmae Chang This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.
Bob This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.
rioplaydrum I checked out this movie from the local library and was intrigued by the plot summary written on the back. That was as good as it got! This film is a rambling mish-mash of unconnectable plots and dialog and doesn't make the slightest attempt to live up to it's own selling points.How respectable actors like Peter and Danny became involved in this putrid mess will forever remain a mystery. They must have been drugged and kidnapped.If you're a good, conscientious human being, you will make an effort to buy up any and all copies of this intellectual black-hole and have them destroyed with large caliber hand-guns.This movie is a true horror.
med_1978 A friend of mine bought this on DVD for £1. We sat down to watch it a few days ago after 30 minutes I realized that this was one of these type of abstract films. One where the meaning is not immediately apparent, that said however I still found it to be poorly written and the actors sleepwalking through their roles. This is one totally ridiculous mess and after 20 minutes you will be dumbfounded at how ridiculous the plot and film is, if you manage to stay awake this long. If you are buying it as a Danny Glover fan DO NOT BOTHER, he is only in the film about 10 minutes. This film was obviously made on a shoestring budget and it really shows.
Kulture The title "Deadly Drifter" gave me preconceived expectations of the film that were wrong. After the first ten minutes I knew I was watching an art film and adjusted my expectations to having an open mind. It was obvious that the film was made inexpensively and the actors were over 20 years younger than today. Without being distracted by the dated camera techniques I focused on the writing and the story that was being told. I found myself enjoying the film most when the character Empty Fox entered the story. The only character that doesn't show up more than once with a different name. Not only did he create a stable place from where to interpret the rest of the message but his dialog was infused with meaning that helped ground my understanding of what our "hero" was experiencing as well as impart wisdom to our perception of the reality we find ourselves sucked into. I might view this movie a couple more times to pick up things I might have missed the first time around. I'm appreciative of the fact that the director didn't try to spoon feed me his story like so many movies today that seem to be made only for the sake of eye candy. But then, I enjoy some of those too.
whpratt1 This film held my interest for about 15 minutes and then I got sick and tired of a four letter word being used constantly. Apparently the director and producer thought that this would hold people's interest and then having the gals use the same word. There are locations all over the United States, Iowa corn fields, Las Vegas, Nevada, Kansas and many more. There are some funny scenes and the gals in this picture are all rather stout and really no waists were seen in other words, just plain "Janes" with pudgy bodies. In this film, Rex (Peter Coyote) stumbles upon everything from sex and drugs to political mistrust and extremist conspiracies. As Rex struggles to find himself, what Rex finds is more than he bargained for. This film is rather boring and a big waste of your time to view.