J.J. McQuade is a Texas Ranger who doesn't exactly follow the rules, is unruly, and prefers to work alone, which earns the nickname, Lone Wolf McQuade. When he discovers some criminals have automatic weapons, he discovers that they were stolen from the military. He tries to handle it on his own, as usual, but in the end, an old friend, and a prisoner, whom he was keeping under wraps, are killed. He is then relieved of duty. But then an FBI agent, who also wants to get these guys, offers to help McQuade, and along with a rookie, they track down the mastermind.
The more of David Carradine's work I see, the more I respect the man. He single-handedly carried this movie and just commands so much presence onscreen. The man has so much confidence and carishma onscreen, I find it hard to not emulate him. Chuck Norris was enjoyable as the lead but again, nobody does it for me like David Carradine does it. Only the second Dana Kimmell movie I've seen. Her first was Friday the 13th Part III which is probably my favorite of the franchise and in many aspects due to her. A great young actress who, unfortunately, stopped acting too soon
