text: Smith gives the weapon to Inspector Switzer, who reveals that the FBI already know about the aliens, and they intend on opening dialogue with Talec in order to gain technological and weapon advantages. He then attempts to shoot Smith, but Caine saves him at the last moment. Smith throws his pen and notepad on top of Switzer floating in the water. Thanks to information from Azeck, they track Talec down to an industrial complex but are waylaid by the White Boys who believe Caine to be behind the deaths of their soldiers. Talec arrives in the middle of the standoff and kills the remaining White Boys before being forced to retreat after Smith uses Azeck's weapon against him.
  At the complex, Azeck's weapon runs out of charge and Talec attempts to kill Caine using his drug harpoon. While fending off the harpoon Caine grabs a vial of the synthesized Barsi drug and the two engage in hand-to-hand combat over the vial, resulting in Talec being impaled on a steel spike. Cain retrieves Talec's gun - a similar weapon to Azeck's - and shoots nearby drums of fuel, killing Talec in the resulting explosion.
  With Talec dead, Caine and Smith realize that they have completed Azeck's mission: Talec will not return to his home world, and since no other drug dealers from his home planet know about Earth, there will be no invasion. As they leave the complex, Caine suggests paying Manning a visit...
  Cast
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  Dolph Lundgren as Detective Jack Caine, a Houston police detective investigating a string of drug-related murders.
  Brian Benben as Special Agent Arwood "Larry" Smith, an FBI agent and Caine's new partner.
  Betsy Brantley as Diane Pallone, a coroner and Caine's girlfriend.
  Matthias Hues as Talec, an extraterrestrial drug dealer.