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Bad Guys
Bad Guys in Hell
USA 2000
produced by David Dadon, Lydia Dadon (executive) for Giants Entertainment
directed by Bryan Genesse
starring Michael Madsen, Bryan Genesse, Claudia Christian, Sasha Barrese, James Russo, John Phillip Law, Martin Kove, Todd Spangler, Damon Whitaker, Billy Wong, Randolph Winston Jones, Lydie Denier, Tim Colceri, Lisa K. Crosato, Michael Bailey Smith, Eileen Dietz, David Gene Gibbs, Taylor Baldwin, David Smigelski, D. Ewing Woodruff, Pete Albert
written and fight choreography by Bryan Genesse, music by Steve Goldstein, stunt coordinator: Michael J. Sarna
review by Mike Haberfelner
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When FBI agents Peters (Michael Madsen) and Ford (Bryan Genesse) drift
into some featureless smalltown, USA, they pretty much immediately stumble
into a bank robbery where they shoot all of the bankrobbers but one, who
gets away with the money. They then meet the sheriff (John Phillip Law),
who informs them about the local bad guy Tykor (James Russo), who ...
well, is pretty evil. One of his associates (Todd Spangler) has a meth lab
and dies defending it when the police shows up, so that's how evil Tykor
is ... or something For some reason, he's also involved with the
bank robbery, even if he's already filthy rich and this is a smalltown
bank. Anyways, Tykor is also the sheriff's son, and the sheriff has also a
daughter, Rosie (Claudia Christian), and a granddaughter, May (Sasha
Barrese), who prove to be ideal love interests for Peters and Ford,
respectively. Anyways, eventually Tykor sends a hitman (Randolph Winston
Jones) to kill the sheriff and kidnap Rosie and May, upon which Peters and
Ford call in the troops to blow Tykor's oiperation to kingdom come ...
This is pretty much your typical 1990s B action movie,
centered around two macho heroes - who of course have pretty women by
their side -, and featuring everything from an over-the-top villain with
no obvious motives and a far-fetched backstory, to gun-worship to plenty
of explosions to gratuitous violence. It's of course easy to dismiss this
movie as cookie cutter pulp entertainment, but it's also lots of fun to
watch, it moves swiftly, the action pretty much never lets up, and one
can't but be amused about the many genre clichés, so in all pretty
enjoyable B-entertainment.
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review © by Mike Haberfelner
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