Stone Cold Dead is a 1979 Canadian crime thriller directed by George Mendeluk. Set in Montreal, the film follows Sergeant Boyd, played by Richard Crenna, a tough cop who is determined to find the person responsible for murdering several prostitutes in the city.
As Boyd investigates, he discovers that the killer is a sniper who is shooting his victims from a rooftop. With the help of a young streetwalker named Janine, played by Linda Sorensen, Boyd tries to track down the killer before he strikes again.
As the investigation continues, Boyd begins to uncover a web of corruption and intrigue that leads him to some of Montreal's most powerful and influential residents. Along the way, he must navigate the city's seedy underworld and deal with his own personal demons, including an alcoholism problem.
Despite facing opposition from his superiors, Boyd never gives up on his quest to bring the killer to justice. However, when he finally confronts the sniper, he is faced with a shocking twist that changes everything.
Stone Cold Dead is a gritty and suspenseful thriller that explores the darker side of urban life. Along with Crenna and Sorensen, the film features strong performances from actors such as Paul Williams, Linda Thorson, and Belinda J. Montgomery.
