[TARGET PRACTICE is now available on home video.]
Review by Bob Ignizio
Domestic terrorists substitute for the usual rednecks and hillbillies in TARGET PRACTICE, a survival-action movie that takes the tried-and-true city slickers under attack in the woods premise of DELIVERANCE and gives it a post-9/11 spin. A group of old friends head off for a weekend fishing trip and what turns out to be a pretty tense ride. Dave (Bill Elverman) in particular no longer has the patience to put up with the racist tirades of Paul (Joey Lanai), and apparently everyone thinks that Mark (Eric Dean) is a loser. In general, whatever ties that once bound these guys together are fraying. Nearing their destination, the group spots an abandoned car on the side of the road and stops to investigate. They notice a bullet hole in the door, but don't have much time to think about how it got there before an unseen assailant opens fire on them, and their weekend getaway turns into a fight to survive.
