Lou Diamond Phillips, Tracy Griffith, Jeff Kober
A killer is given the gas chamber after committing several demonic murders. His spirit is released and given power by the Devil. Now the cop that caught him before must find a way to do it again.
DVD Release Date: August 28, 2001
Stats: 124 reviews
Lou Diamond Phillips plays Detective Russell Logan -- on the bloody trail of a demonic killer who can inhabit different forms and perform super-human feats. Detective Logan is aided by a Psychic (Tess Seaton), who helps him locate the evil force. It is an action-packed showdown a...( read more)
Kind of stupid and silly, but the guy who plays the devil's servant is creepy as hell. And I also have some weird fascination with Lou Diamond Phillips. I think he's cool.
Jeff Kober is the Serial Killer in this one!! I had a crush on him for a while, lol!!! I mean him- 'Jeff' as a person, LOL!
Despite never really getting the ending to this movie, it's really, really awesome. Jeff Kohber rules as the Richard Ramirez "Night Stalker" character, and Lou Diamond Phillips is just gut-busting hilarious as the Brat Packer turned rugged, disenchanted cop. Put this at the top o...( read more)
The First Power is an absorbing Horror film that deserves a much better reputation than it has garnered over the years. The plot is fairly simple-nothing more than good vs. evil,but the struggle between the antagonists representing each side is where this film truly shines. Lou Diamond Phillips is L.A.P.D Det.Russell Logan-a specialist in capturing serial killers. Jeff Kober is Patrick Channing-a Satanist,turned serial killer who is far beyond anything Logan had delt with in his previous assignments. The ultimate battle these two wage is cinematic pleasure at its best for the admirers of the Horror genre. The special effect are admirable and the script,along with the direction are superb! This film is highly recommended for Horror buffs and for fans of Jeff Kober,the stand out performance. Kober dominates as Channing. You will never forget the sheer evil that resonates from his character.
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