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Cast

Emilio Estevez
as Frank Wyatt

Cuba Gooding Jr.
as Mike Peterson

Denis Leary
as Fallon

Stephen Dorff
as John Wyatt

Jeremy Piven
as Ray Cochran

Peter Greene
as Sykes

Everlast
as Rhodes

Michael Wiseman
as Travis

Lynda Gordon

Michael DeLorenzo
as Kid

Relioues Webb
as Dre

Judy Taylor

Will Zahrn
as Charley

Eugene Williams
as Buck

Christine Harnos
as Linda Wyatt

Galyn Görg
as Clarissa

Angela Alvarado
as Rita

Lauren Robinson
as Angie

Doug Wert
as Freeway Driver

Rachel Watt
as Driver's Girlfriend

Diedre Kelly
as Neighbor

Kathleen Rose Perkins
as Bus Driver

David Crowley
as Rent-A-Cop 1

Stuart M. Abramson
as Rent-A-Cop 2

Mark Phelan
as Cop 1

Nigel Gibbs
as Cop 2

Sean O'Grady
as Announcer

Lydell M. Cheshier
as Shop Owner

Donovan D. Ross
as Kid on Swing

Michael Scranton
as Policeman

Robert S. Neville
as Paramedic 1

Hank McGill
as Paramedic 2

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Critic Reviews for Judgment Night

Audience Reviews for Judgment Night

• Aug 30, 2012

  Back when Dennis Leary wasn't really well known (to me at least) he made quite the intimidating bad guy in this semi decent thriller. Since then he became much bigger and for me this menacing image faded somewhat. He was no longer some random psycho but a famous face on a comedy sitcom. Other cast members include the once big time thing Emilio Estevez, Cuba Gooding Jr who seems to fade in and out of the limelight, Stephen Dorff who also tends to have a roller coaster career and Jeremy Piven who is one of these actors I dunno what genre he belongs in, but he can't do any. The film is simply about a group of regular guys that get lost when they stray off the highway in their RV. They end up witnessing a murder and having the killers on their tales trying to whack them. Simple yet effective, or it can be, and this just about does the trick. Its a bit weird though frankly, the area they get lost in seems to be an almost deserted ghost town with not a living sole on the streets or any cars what so ever. You'd be forgiven for thinking they have strolled into some kind of alternative dimension and the film is a fantasy of sorts. The film is tense in spots but not really that worrying, you know nothing will happen to most of these guys and obviously all the bad guys will bite the dust. The film looks pretty good though, very dark, bleak, heavy shadows, empty abandoned looking buildings everywhere and plenty of trash blowing in the wind. Its just really odd that the good guys are completely unable to get themselves out of this nasty area haha all they gotta do is follow a main road surely. I suppose you could call it artistic license huh the lifeless streets and area. Hopkins certainly does a good job on the visuals and manages to make a reasonable thriller despite casting Gooding in a lead role. A nice sensible turn on 'The Warriors' if you like but its quite tame now and the ending for Leary's character is weak.
  Phil H Super Reviewer
• Dec 27, 2009

  Denis Leary's portrayal of a deadly gang leader is a perfect example of playing the "oppposite" with his dry sense of humor, and that hard to distinguish smile. Definately someone who deserves much more credit as an actor. The film consists of four friends on their way to a boxing match that get caught in gang-land as they get off the freeway in hope of a quicker route to their destination. All hell breaks loose when they believe they hit a young man who they bring aboard their RV to help, but learn that help is something devoid in this particular area.
  Eric S Super Reviewer
• Oct 20, 2008

  Not bad thriller.Emilio Estivez and friends are on their way to a boxing match but get stuck in a traffic jam on the highway.They try and take a short cut but end up witnessing a murder by a bunch of gangsters.They have to go on the run from the gang or die so a "deadly game of cat and mouse ensues"(i read that bit in a review somewhere) and the lads have to keep one step ahead of the gang or they're fucked.Not literally.It's ok, has some good moments of action,tension and stuff and Denis Leary's a pretty good bad guy but overall this is a bit pointless and looks quite dated considering it came out in 1993,it looks very mid-80's.It's only the cult-ish, groundbreaking at the time,rap/metal soundtrack that keeps this film from disappearing into nothingness and i don't know if that a good thing!
  Adam M Super Reviewer
• May 05, 2008

  Ohh.. This a was really good film................NOT
  The M Super Reviewer

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