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Kid is a 1990 vigilante film (Action, Thriller). Also Known As: "Back for Revenge". Cast. C. Thomas Howell — Kid. Sarah Trigger — Kate. Brian Austin Green — Metal Louie. R. Lee Ermey — Luke. Dale Dye — Garvey. Michael Bowen — Harlan. Damon Martin — Pete. Lenore Kasdorf — Alice. Michael Cavanaugh — Walters. Tony Epper — Truck. Don Collier — Clarke.
Brian Austin Green. Film Details. MPAA Rating. Genre. Drama. Release Date. 1990. Location. Tucson, Arizona, USA; Los Angeles, California, USA. Technical Specs. Duration. 1h 35m. TCM Emails. Sign Up. A brooding teenager returns to a small town to avenge the deaths, years earlier, of his hippie parents at the hands of locals.
- John Mark Robinson, Robert Levy
- C. Thomas Howell
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Kid starring C. Thomas Howell is a High Plains Drifter modern knockoff and while it will never stand comparison to the Clint Eastwood classic it's not a bad film on its own. We never know what Howell's real name is, but he's come to a sleepy, modern western town complete with the same long coat that Clint Eastwood wears and starts targeting a ...
Nov 2, 1990 · 100 %. Written by GenerationofSwine on January 12, 2023. A young man (the 'Kid') returns to the small town where his parents were murdered when he was a boy. He's there for revenge. Locals Kate and Louie befriend him, much to the annoyance of some of the town folk.
Oct 14, 2014 · Kid Trailer 1990 Director: John Mark Robinson Starring: Brian Austin Green, C. Thomas Howell, R. Lee Ermey, Sarah Trigger, , Official Content From Live Home Video A young man seeks revenge for...
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A young man known as the Kid returns to the small town where his parents were murdered when he was a boy. He's there for revenge. Locals Kate and Louie befriend him, much to the annoyance of some of the town folk. — Rob Hartill.
