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Storm Tracker (2000)
Rating:
Starring: Rene Estevez, Robert Knott, Luke Perry, Alexandra Powers, Martin Sheen
Director: Harris Done
Category: Action / Adventure, Suspense / Thriller
Studio: York Ent.
Subtitles:
Spanish
Length:
90 mins

 
 

 

How do you measure absolute terror?

Mother Nature is about to unleash a deadly fury of raw, merciless power in Los Angeles!

Meterologist Ron Young (Luke Perry) has been recruited to assist renegade Air Force General Roberts (Martin Sheen) in a top-secret government operation to manipulate the weather.On board a specially-rigged plane, they launch their device into the eye of a massive weather front off California, which quickly accelerates to hurricane winds over 400 mph.But when on-board struggle for control ensues, the race is on to secure the storm device and stop the unbridled rampage about to wreak havoc in L.A.This time, the City of Angels doesn't have a prayer!