Heroes Stand Alone

Heroes Stand Alone is a 1989 American action film directed by Mark Griffiths.[1]

It was also known as Duncan's Dodgers.

The film was one of ten that Roger Corman made in Peru with Luis Llosa.[2][3] Star Chad Everett recalled the Peruvian location as among the most beautiful and dangerous he had encountered. "We filmed an armed conflict in the midst of armed conflict," he said.[4]

The New York Daily News called it "one of Concorde's better efforts, a tense, actionful entry... director Mark Griffiths manages to coax much mileage from his modest budget and premise."[5]

The Buffalo News said "it may have been a small effort but it's all on the screen... the best Roger Corman-produced film we've seen in some time."[6]

Cast

References
  1. Heroes Stand Alone at Film in Peru
  2. Middents, Jeffrey (2009). "Roger Corman Dis/covers Peru". In Ruétalo, Victoria; Tierney, Dolores (eds.). Latsploitation, Latin America, and Exploitation Cinema. Routledge. pp. 55–69. ISBN 9781135848774.
  3. Gray, Beverly (2004). Roger Corman : blood-sucking vampires, flesh-eating cockroaches, and driller killers. p. 171.
  4. "Chad Everett to host event". The Los Angeles Times Supplement. 27 July 1989. p. 2.
  5. "B thrills from the artful Roger". Daily News. 6 December 1989. p. 39.
  6. "Video". The Buffalo News. 6 May 1990. p. 134.
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