The Chaos Factor

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In this tense military thriller, intelligence officer Jack Poynt (Antonio Sabato Jr.) discovers evidence of a CIA-backed raid on a medical facility in Cambodia in 1972, which led to the torture and slaughter of a number of innocent civilians. Poynt decides it's high time that the men responsible were exposed and brought to justice, but the deeper he digs in search of the truth, the more he finds himself in danger. The Chaos Factor also stars Fred Ward, R. Lee Ermey, and Kelly Rutherford.

Rating:

R (adult situations)
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Drama, Mystery & Suspense
Directed By:

Terry Cunningham
Written By:

Terry Cunningham
In Theaters:

Jul 1, 2000 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Aug 1, 2006
Runtime:

105 minutes
Studio:

Pm Entertainment

Cast

Antonio Sabato Jr.
as Jack Poynt

Fred Wood

Fred Ward
as Max Camden

Kelly Rutherford
as Jodi

R. Lee Ermey
as Col. Ben Wilder

Susie Park
as Kim

Sean Kanan
as Jay

Dana Lee
as Leh Sho Pang

Michael Greene
as John Van Horn

Curt Cornelius
as Young John Van Horn

Ethan Flower
as Young Max Camden

Eyal Podell
as Johnny Hall

Al Vicente
as Dennis

Kimble Jemsion
as Scotty Boyd

Ray Laska
as Roger Stark

Joe O'Connor
as Wicks

Trieu Tran
as Vietnamese Boy

Paul Michael Robinson
as Patrol Officer

Gary Wayton
as Secret Service Man

Weston Blakesley
as Talk Show Host

John Jabaley
as Talk Show Guest

Anita Hart
as Jack Poynt's Mom

André Vippolis
as Lucas

John Michael Vaughn
as Young Ben Wilder

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Apr 14, 2011

Capt. Jack Poynt (Antonio Sabato Jr.) is a Military Intelligence Officer who is assigned to duty in Vietnam. While there his primary task is to locate and destroy land minds and any other artifact which is believed to be U.S. property. What he discovers instead is a personal soldier's diary depicting a secret and covert operation in which the Vietnamese locals were captured, tortured, murdered and subjected to chemical toxins under the direction of Col. Max Camden (Fred Ward) and the men of his special task force. Worse, the soldier's diary reveals the fate of Poynt's own mother, an army nurse who opposed Camden's genocidal activities and whom Camden had executed. Capt. Poynt seeks to bring these men to justice only to discover Camden is advising the US Secretary of Defense to take a hard-line against the Chinese Government. Poynt's revelations could derail Camden's agenda and mar his reputation thus Camden would rather destroy him and the journal than have it resurface in the press. Luckily Poynt acquires an ally in Communist agent Kim (Susie Park in the best portrayal of a female agent in tight black leather since Charlie's Angels), whose mission is to undermine and then assassinate Camden. Together the two fight to expose the evil plot which is rooted in anti-Asian prejudice.

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