Director Buddy Van Horn (1928)

Pink Cadillac (1989), a film directed by Buddy Van Horn, follows the story of an innocent woman named Lou Ann who finds herself being pursued by both a bounty hunter and a group of white supremacists. Lou Ann, who is married to Roy, accidentally takes some counterfeit money from the supremacist group when she takes off with his beloved pink Cadillac – the same car that held their hidden stash. Tommy Nowak is a skilled skip-tracer known for his ability to don various disguises, such as a rodeo clown, in order to track down his targets. His latest assignment is to locate Lou Ann ...

The film The Dead Pool (1988) falls under the genre of American neo-noir action thriller and was directed by Buddy Van Horn. Following Inspector Harry Callahan’s testifying against crime boss Lou Janero, the latter is imprisoned. As a result, Callahan gains notoriety and becomes targeted by both Janero’s men and the media, something he dislikes. During an ambush where four hitmen are killed by Callahan, the SFPD assigns Al Quan as his new partner. Having lost many partners in the past, Callahan advises Quan to wear a bulletproof vest. Together they investigate the death of rock singer Johnny Squares, who was ...

Any Which Way You Can (1980), directed by Buddy Van Horn, is an American action comedy film. Philo Beddoe, who previously threw a fight with Tank Murdock, continues to participate in underground bare-knuckle boxing matches two years later. He resides with his family and orangutan Clyde, and ultimately decides to retire from fighting when he realizes he has grown to enjoy the pain. One night at his favorite bar, Philo reunites with his ex-girlfriend Lynn Halsey-Taylor, a country-western singer who apologizes for their past issues. The two rekindle their relationship and move in together. The Black Widows biker gang, who ...