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Cast

Dolph Lundgren
as Det. Jack Caine

Brian Benben
as Special Agent Arwood 'Larry' Smith

Matthias Hues
as Bad Alien - Talec

Betsy Brantley
as Diane Pallone

David Ackroyd
as Switzer

Jim Haynie
as Capt. Malone

Michael J. Pollard
as Boner

Jesse Vint
as Man in Mercedes

Jay Bilas
as Azeck, the Good Alien

Sherman Howard
as Victor Manning

Beatie Edney

Sam Anderson
as Warren

Mark Lowenthal
as Bruce, the Scientist

Alex Morris
as Ray Turner

Nik Hagler
as Bail Bondsman

Tony Brubaker
as Garage Sweeper

Karen Rea

Mimi Cochran
as Female Mechanic

Jack Willis
as Liquor Store Owner

Al Leong
as Luggage Salesman

Brandon Smith (I)
as Market Clerk

Wayne Dehart
as Market Customer

Kevin Howard
as Security Guard

Woody Watson
as Federal Agent

Luis Lemus
as Sgt. Hawkins

Chris Kinkade
as Detective

Tom Campitelli
as Patrolman

Kristin Baxley
as Girl on Phone

Suzanne Savoy
as Patrolwoman

Howard French
as Federal Clerk

Willie Minor
as Pool Hustler

Arienne Battiste
as Malone's Secretary

Jack Verbois
as Man Hostage

Stacey Cortez
as Lady Hostage

Gary Baxley
as White Boy #8

Folkert Schmidt
as White Boy #7

David Poynter
as White Boy #6

Dean Kinkel
as White Boy #5

Sebastian White
as White Boy #4

Steve Chizmadia
as White Boy #3

Alexander Johnston
as Psycho #2

Matthew Posey
as Psycho #1

Robert Prentiss
as White Boy #2

Kevin Page
as White Boy #1

Nino Candido
as Frank

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Critic Reviews for I Come in Peace

Audience Reviews for I Come in Peace

• Aug 14, 2014

  Dolph Lundgren is one of those action stars that is fairly hit and miss and at times, he can displayed something quite good, entertaining and fun even if the film is quite tongue in cheek and that is the case with Dark Angel. This is a hybrid all sorts of genres and it strangely works quite well to be a highly entertaining cult film that is very engaging from start to finish. The result is a worthwhile film that is really one of Lundgren's best. Granted the guy really is sketchy when it comes to "acting", yet he delivers here, and with the plot, which I think is awesome, it's hard to resist. I never go into real detail in any of my reviews, because I believe that the less you know the more suspensewfu7l the experience will be. What the film offers is something truly entertaining from start to finish, and if you enjoy low budget cult action at its very best, then this is sure to wet your appetite for action thrills. Dark Angel is far from great cinema, but for what it is, it's an entertaining ride, one that is so much and thrilling that you forget the films weaknesses exists. This is pure popcorn thrash at its very best, and I say that as a compliment. The film is cheesy, thrilling and riveting, and will certainly entertain anyone that enjoys finding a new, undiscovered action film that is well worth seeing due to its original concept. This is a film that is an impressive cult movie and it certainly is a one that is a must watch for diehard fans looking for new and exciting pictures to watch.
  Alex r Super Reviewer
• Sep 07, 2011

  Fairly entertaining and convincing cop scifi film. Performances, action and effects are very acceptable. One of Mr Lundgren's better movies.
  The S Super Reviewer
• Jul 31, 2011

  What on earth is going on with the film title here I dunno but I prefer 'Dark Angel' for sure. Anyways this was Matthias Hues big flick for which he is most remembered for, which isn't much to shout about. Very silly sci-fi flick about an alien drug dealer sucking endorphins out of human brains to sell all over the galaxy. Its very hokey even for its time and without Lundgren would be total B-movie schlock. Even with Lundgren its still pretty poor with bad effects, terrible acting and only a few impressive car stunts to hand. I mean really...how can you take this remotely seriously with a gang of thugs called 'The White Boys' that are all dressed in suits and look like killer yuppies. Its a classic dumb sci-fi B-movie for sure but I just didn't really like it that much. Benben was constantly annoying and the whole film was trying way too hard with the obvious mismatched buddy cop/hero duo squabbling with each other setup. All this did was come across as boring cliched unoriginal and resulting in some majorly lame forced humour.
  Phil H Super Reviewer
• May 02, 2010

  My father recommended this movie and I was a LITTLE apprehensive when I saw that the movie was made in 1990. lol, the synthesizers, big hair and acid-washed jeans took some adjusting to. I've said in many previous reviews that I'm not big on theatrical cop dramas because their televised ilk have made such great strides, it takes a lot more than nudity and profanity to sway me towards a cop movie. I was actually entertained.. This movie about an alien drug dealer wreaking havoc on Earth was kind of original. The "bad alien," as he is credited, looks like Raiden from Mortal Kombat though. The best part of this film though, is the camaraderie between Dolph Lundgren's macho, smart-aleck cop and David Ackroyd's less-macho, but equally-smart-aleck G-Man. They were hilarious. Constantly insulting contacts, enemies and getting into it with each other. An enjoyable hour and a half!
  Remi L Super Reviewer

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