Countermeasure (film)

Countermeasure is a 1997 Canadian action-thriller film directed by George Erschbamer and starring Michael Dudikoff, Gary Hudson, and John Novak. The film centers on a former special forces operative who is framed for the assassination of a presidential candidate. He must then go on the run and use his skills to clear his name and expose the true killers, who are involved in a conspiracy within the government.

The film is known for its action sequences, which involve martial arts, gun fights, and explosions. It was released direct-to-video and received generally negative reviews, with critics citing a predictable plot and unremarkable action. The film is often categorized as a B-movie due to its low budget and reliance on action genre tropes.