Treasure Raiders

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A Russian street racer and his sly American nemesis attempt to put aside their differences and work together in tracking down a lost templar treasure before the police and the mafia get to it first. American professor Michael has two great passions in life - street racing and treasure hunting. He's teaching at Moscow University when he discovers that an ancient Russian treasure may finally be within reach. With the police and the mafia closing in fast, Michael's only hope is to team up with his most fierce competitor, a Russian racer who knows the local roads and possesses the skills to navigate hairpin turns with astonishing precision.

Rating:

PG-13 (for violence and some drug content)
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Drama
Directed By:

Brent Huff
Written By:

Alexander Izotov
In Theaters:

Apr 20, 2007 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Jun 9, 2009
Runtime:

92 minutes
Studio:

Czar Pictures

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Cast

Alexander Nevsky

Sherilyn Fenn

David Carradine

Robert Madrid

Olga Rodionova

Olga Radionova

Steven Brand

William Shockley

Andrew Divoff

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May 24, 2015

Brent Huff's Treasure Raiders borrows from the past to create something unoriginal. Street racing and archaeology. At just under 90 minutes the mixture of concepts never mesh together. The story becomes difficult to take seriously and the storytelling isn't much better. The interest and excitement are lacking from all angles. The action is forgettable. Run of the mill brawls, shootings, and car races just pass the time with no adrenaline whatsoever. The acting is the most atrocious piece of this production. Alexander Nevsky has line delivery that sounds like Arnold Schwarzeneggar with terrible dialogue. Steven Brand and David Carradine are the more prominent actors, but fall way short with the script. There are more characters to bash, but it's not worth the time and effort. Treasure Raiders takes concepts with potential, but fails miserably to execute. Skip.

JY S Super Reviewer