Foxtrap

1986

Action / Crime / Drama

4
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 20%
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 20% · 50 ratings
IMDb Rating 4.2/10 10 250 250

Director

Fred Williamson Photo
Fred Williamson

Top cast

Lela Rochon Photo
Lela Rochon as Lindy
Arlene Golonka Photo
Arlene Golonka as Emily
Christopher Connelly Photo
Christopher Connelly as J.T.
Nick Dimitri Photo
Nick Dimitri as Hank
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815.05 MB
1280*720
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles
24 fps
1 hr 28 min
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1.48 GB
1920*1080
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles
24 fps
1 hr 28 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by lor_

Dull 'adventure' with Fred

My review was written in February 1986 after a screening at UA Twin theater in Manhattan."Foxtrap" is an uneventful, so-called action picture, marking actor/athlete Fred Williamson's ninth feature as director. Box office prospects are weak.Overreaching in its attempt to masquerade as a globe-hopping adventure in the James Bond vein, pic has Williamson as Thomas Fox, a bodyguard who reluctantly agrees to a private eye-type job for John Thomas (Chris Connelly). J. T, says his brother's daughter Susan (Donna Owen) is missing in Europe and sens Fox to find her.After several dull reels and pointless killings, Fox finds Susan, unconvincingly bamboozles her into coming back to Los Angeles with him and then exposes J. T.'s secret, which has to do with tohose old genre standbys: balckmail, drug addiction, pimps and prostitutes. At fadeout, a threatening title alerts the viewer to "Watch for 'The Fox and the Cobra' next summer".Pic has almost no action, with Williamson padding the proceedings with sluggishly edited wandering around shots and scenic transition footage. Locations at Cannes, Rome and L. A. are naturally photogenic but spoiled by the constant distraction of people in each exterior shot ogling the camera -apparently no extras were used for this cheapie.In place of action, Williamson applies his budget to frequent costume changes for himself. Another personal touch is the presence of an array of international beauties who, naturally, can't keep their hands off the star.
Reviewed by kevin_robbins 4 / 10

Foxtrap is a classic blaxploitation-style action flick that doesn't offer much beyond nostalgia.

I recently watched Foxtrap (1986) on Tubi. The storyline follows a private detective who's hired to travel to Europe to find a wealthy man's missing niece. When it turns out he'll also need to rescue her and bring her back, the price goes up.The film is directed by and stars Fred Williamson (From Dusk Till Dawn), and also features Maurizio Bonuglia (Top Sensation), Christopher Connelly (Benji), Lela Rochon (Any Given Sunday), and Arlene Golonka (Hang 'Em High).This is one of those action movies that's extra cheesy and fun purely because of that. The acting and dialogue are a bit rough, but there are a few lines that will definitely make you laugh-the "recognize me" scene had me cracking up. The action scenes are passable, though nothing particularly memorable, and while the fight choreography is a bit stiff, the shootouts manage to keep things entertaining.In conclusion, Foxtrap is a classic blaxploitation-style action flick that doesn't offer much beyond nostalgia. I'd score it a 4/10.
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