Night Vision (1997) | Region-Free (Blu-Ray) | Starring Cynthia Rothrock

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Title: Night Vision (1997)

Genre: Action, Thriller

Alternate Title: Bloody Vision

Plot Synopsis:
An alcoholic motorcycle cop, Dak Smith, is assigned a new partner, Kristin O’Connor, as they work together to track down a serial killer who videotapes his victims and sends the footage to the media. With pressure mounting from the public and internal affairs, Dak and Kristin must navigate their own personal demons while racing to stop the killer before he strikes again.

Cast and Crew

• Director: Gil Bettman

• Writers: Gil Bettman

• Cast:

  • Fred Williamson as Dak Smith

  • Cynthia Rothrock as Kristin O’Connor

  • Robert Forster as Teak Taylor

  • Frank Pesce as Mike Mahoney

  • Amanda Welles as Julie Paulson

IMDb Link: Night Vision (1997) 

Reviews from Letterboxd:

1. mrmoviesrd – ★★½
   “Fred Williamson leads a cast of some recognizable names as a motorcycle cop who must catch a killer that’s terrorizing a city. Cynthia Rothrock is a supporting character, and Robert Forster and Frank Pesce show up too. It’s never boring, but it could have been fun.”

2. HAL – ★★★½
   “This sleazy, schlubby cop flick is from ’97 but feels like COBRA and has so much fun/weird/cool stuff it’s one of my fav discoveries this year.”

3. dirtyleroybrown – ★★★
   “A serial killer is out to punish women for enjoying s&x, and the only ones who can stop him are ‘out of control psycho cops’ Fred Williamson and Cynthia Rothrock.”

4. cozzled – ★★★
   “Not nearly enough Cynthia Rothrock, but I’ll take any amount. Bushwick Bill randomly shows up, which I wasn’t expecting. The movie’s sleazy and tries to say something about media but mostly wants to be cool.”

5. giallolad – ★★
   “Robert Forster looks like he doesn’t know what movie he’s in. It’s got that cheap late-90s crime thriller vibe with odd pacing. Still kinda fun in a bad way.”

Meta Description:
Fred Williamson and Cynthia Rothrock star in Night Vision (1997), a gritty action-thriller about a serial killer who records his victims’ deaths and sends the tapes to the media. Packed with sleaze, late-90s cop vibes, and cult-favorite cast members, this hidden gem is a wild ride through justice and media obsession.