Firewalker
Director: J. Lee Thompson
Actors: Chuck Norris, Louis Gossett Jr., Melody Anderson
PlotMax Donigan and his friend Leo Porter are two adventurers who have experienced more than their fair share of bad luck. Struggling to make ends meet, they are lured by the tales of a mystical hidden treasure with an ancient map as their guide. Their fortunes begin to shift when they meet Patricia Goodwin, a woman with more details about the treasure and its supernatural powers. Intrigued by the prospects and driven by curiosity and potential wealth, the trio sets off on a perilous journey through Central America. Through dense jungles and remote villages, they follow cryptic clues that point the way to their prize.
As their quest progresses, they are met with numerous challenges and threats, including rival treasure hunters and indigenous tribes seeking to protect the sacred treasure. Trust among the group is put to the test as myths and reality blur, pushing them to their limits both physically and mentally. Ancient traps, hidden dangers, and the true nature of the treasure cause moral dilemmas and showdowns that bring their very survival into question. Each step closer to their goal reveals more about themselves and the mysterious power they seek to uncover.
Writers: Robert Gosnell, Jeffrey M. Rosenbaum, Norman Aladjem
Release Date: 21 Nov 1986
Runtime: 105 min
Rating: PG
Country: United States
Language: English, Hungarian, Spanish
Home Video Reviews
Firewalker is a delightfully bad movie with strong technical merits on Blu-ray, but lacks additional features, making it a niche recommendation for Cannon Films and Chuck Norris fans.
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