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Running Red
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Directed by	Jerry P. Jacobs
Written by	David C. Stauffer George Ferris
Produced by	Ronald Jacobs
Starring	Jeff Speakman Angie Everhart Stanley Kamel Elya Baskin Cassie Ray
Cinematography	Ken Blakey
Edited by	Kevin Mock Dan Williams
Music by	Jim Halfpenny
Production company	PM Entertainment Group
Distributed by	PM Entertainment Group
Release dates	March 30, 1999 (1999-03-30) (Greece) January 26, 2000 (2000-01-26) (USA) (Theatrical Release)
Running time	92 min.
Country	United States
Language	English

Running Red is a 1999 American film starring Jeff Speakman and Angie Everhart. It was directed by Jerry P. Jacobs.

A former member of an elite Soviet military team is ordered to kill three men or his family will be exterminated.

• Jeff Speakman as Greg / Gregori
• Angie Everhart as Katherine
• Stanley Kamel as Alexi
• Elya Baskin as Strelkin
• Cassie Ray as Amanda
• Bart Braverman as Mercier
• Geoffrey Rivas as Diaz
• DeLane Matthews as Stephanie
• Robert Miano as Chambers
• Christopher Boyer as Gorch
• Lisa Arturo as Fawn
• Noah Blake as Sergei
• Jacob Chambers as Griff
• Pete Koch as Dominic
• Lincoln Simonds as Nikolai
• Peter Kwong as Cheung
• Tim Sitarz as "Stick"

TV Guide said, "High-speed chases, death-by-locomotive and multiple slayings dot the landscape of this derivative but high-octane thriller that delivers plenty of kickboxing and explosive mayhem. But the acting is wooden (even by action-movie standards) and there are way too many screaming confrontations between the leads."^[1]

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• Running Red at All Movie

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