The Glimmer Man (1996)

New York cop Jack Cole, a man of mystery and mysticism, has a history as checkered as the city streets. His soft-spoken, new-age demeanor conceals a past shrouded in mystery. He is uprooted from his familiar East Coast turf and transplanted to the sun-soaked, sin-ridden city of Los Angeles to assist local detective Jim Campbell in unraveling a string of heinous, symbolic murders. These brutal crimes, marked by the chilling signature of the victims being crucified, has the city of angels on edge. What's more, these murders began haunting L.A.'s streets just as Jack arrived, a fact that gnaws at his consciousness. The enigmatic "Family Man", as the killer has been dubbed, then strikes a blow that transforms the case from professional to painfully personal for Jack. Ellen DunLeavy, Jack's ex-wife and the mother to his two children, along with her new husband Andrew DunLeavy, fall victim to this merciless killer. The intensity of the case multiplies when Jack's prints are found at the scene, essentially painting a target on his back. The plot thickens when it is discovered that the captured "Family Man" is not responsible for Ellen's murder, pointing a damning finger towards Cole. In a desperate bid to clear his name, Jack turns to his military mentor, Smith. Unbeknownst to him, Smith is tangled in the dangerous web of local crime boss Frank Deverell. As Jack and Campbell delve deeper into the mystery, they stumble upon a chilling discovery - dead Russians poisoned by radiation. Could this grisly find be linked to their case? As Jack battles to clear his name and unmask the true killer, he and Campbell find themselves in the crosshairs, suspected targets of a deadly plot. Is this related to the dead Russians, or is there a darker conspiracy at play? The Glimmer Man is a gripping tale of deceit, danger, and the relentless search for truth in a city that thrives on illusions.

The Glimmer Man is an action movie featuring Steven Seagal.

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