A detective tries to get back a child who has been kidnapped by gangsters.A detective tries to get back a child who has been kidnapped by gangsters.A detective tries to get back a child who has been kidnapped by gangsters.
James Mitchum
- Feliciano
- (as Jim Mitchum)
Lincoln Kilpatrick
- Jaguar
- (as Lincoln Kilpatric)
Larry Lawrence
- Joe Fresno
- (as Larry Frio)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
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- TriviaFeatured in Red Letter Media's 'Best of the Worst' first episode of their "Spotlight Series"
- GoofsWhen the kid escapes through the back door of the bad guys' safe house, a crewman's head can be seen through the glass pane in the door and moments later, the crewman's hand can be seen holding the door open.
- Quotes
Capt. Bonano: You know what you've done for me? The commissioner's on my ass. I get gas. Every day ends with a Tums festival! Right now, because of you I gotta go to the bathroom.
- Crazy creditsThe names of the credited cast are in stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the opening credits.
- ConnectionsFeatured in FanboyFlicks - Weird Movies with Mark: Hollywood Cop (2016)
- SoundtracksRestless
Composed and Produced by Elton Ahi
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Is it just me, or is this heap of s..t so favorably reviewed, it isn't funny. One thing this (movie-very sarcastic) truly is. This (film) sorry, s..t is so bad, it makes Kill point look good. Kill Point did have class, but I don't know what this film has. This is another write the script as you go movie, honestly. This film features, over washing a dog, a stable of classy broads, plus Cameron Mitchell, a lieutenant, going off at our Mcgyver looking type hero cop, Turk, who earns the title. Great frizzy hairdo by the way. And for script continuity, what we've got are prolonged scenes, some almost unnecessary, cutting away from the meat of the story, that will provide some lengthy snores. Here's as example of write as you go. A woman who's little boy, had been kidnapped, and held for ransom, is walking this L.A street, forlorn, explains her situation to a stranger who points to the Hollywood cop, who's happening by. Dialogue not exact but words to this effect:
FRANTIC WOMAN
Someone's taken my boy, I don't know
what to do.
WOMAN STRANGER
May'be he can help. That's Joe Turk. He's
a cop.
FRANTIC WOMAN
(relieved)
Really.
Yeah, really. That's what to expect from this. Some hot looking classy gals, and ones shirtless in panties is the upside of this trash, if written at a minutes notice. Jim Mitchum who plays a bad guy/uptown pimp, what have you, actually does a fine job here, where I had previously seen him in Trackdown, his character in that, playing at the good end of the scale. Some scenes are so embarrassingly funny, especially in an action sequence, where we cut back and forth a few times to a bedroom scene, of drunken angry sex- our henchman wanted to do it on the floor. So, if you're the undemanding viewer, it's pretty much it's your call. If you're the one with regrets, like me, surely, you know what the hell I'm talking about. This is a film so pathetic, I'd feel solely embarrassed watching it, or moronic. Why not just leaves the broads in, and do away with this rest.
FRANTIC WOMAN
Someone's taken my boy, I don't know
what to do.
WOMAN STRANGER
May'be he can help. That's Joe Turk. He's
a cop.
FRANTIC WOMAN
(relieved)
Really.
Yeah, really. That's what to expect from this. Some hot looking classy gals, and ones shirtless in panties is the upside of this trash, if written at a minutes notice. Jim Mitchum who plays a bad guy/uptown pimp, what have you, actually does a fine job here, where I had previously seen him in Trackdown, his character in that, playing at the good end of the scale. Some scenes are so embarrassingly funny, especially in an action sequence, where we cut back and forth a few times to a bedroom scene, of drunken angry sex- our henchman wanted to do it on the floor. So, if you're the undemanding viewer, it's pretty much it's your call. If you're the one with regrets, like me, surely, you know what the hell I'm talking about. This is a film so pathetic, I'd feel solely embarrassed watching it, or moronic. Why not just leaves the broads in, and do away with this rest.
- PeterMitchell-506-564364
- Mar 31, 2013
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