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great for young kids
Little Big Foot was a cute little movie for younger children. The main reason I bought it was that I live in Big Bear where it was filmed and the sherriff's office was really my dad's real estate office, downtown in the village area. Had to have it. ... Read more

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final payback
Final payback is a must have suspense, action thriller. From the opening titles to the climactic ending the film takes several twists and turns. It is inspired by the recent "LAPD Rampart" scandal. The lead Joey Randall, brilliantly played by Richard Grieco is a washed up ex-cop who is framed for a muder he didn't commit. He sets out to redeem himself with the police and rogue group of cops after him. Grieco plays a flawed yet noble character in his quest to find the truth and clear his name. Veteran actor Martin Kove plays Police Captain James, who does whatever it takes to maintain the integrity of the force and rid the city of what he considers scum. Randall and James find themselves in a deadly game of cat and mouse with Randall being the hunted. In the end The hunted becomes the hunter and this leads to a rollercoaster ride to find the real killer and exact justice. ... Read more

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Michael Fishman is the best!
I really liked this move! If you are a Michael Fishman or Taran Smith fan, you probably will like it. Otherwise I wouldn't recommend it. It is pretty low budget. The plot isn't very good either, especially if you are looking for an exciting movie. I liked this movie because of Michael Fishman. It is also more of a kids movie. Oh by the way, in case you don't know who Michael Fishman is, he plays D.J. Conner on Roseanne. ... Read more

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A boy searching for his wisdom
It is not the big karate of the year, but it has very nice karate moves. Its the story of a boy trying to build his confidence, by searching the power within the ring, which a karate master gave to him. If you are looking for a high tech movie, this is not the one you are looking for.

Spare yourself an hour and 1/2 of torture!
If anyone out there is considering BUYING this movie, I beg you, don't. It's not just that TJ Roberts couldn't act to save his soul, or that the production quality is terribly low, or the "stunts" that Jackie Chan could perform in his sleep... It's just TJ Roberts himself. Unless you've got a bunch of friends to help you laugh at it, or you want a copy of the movie to prove that something this bad was actually created, DON'T EVEN CONSIDER paying MONEY for this pathetic attempt at a cheap action movie. END ... Read more

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final payback
Final payback is a must have suspense, action thriller. From the opening titles to the climactic ending the film takes several twists and turns. It is inspired by the recent "LAPD Rampart" scandal. The lead Joey Randall, brilliantly played by Richard Grieco is a washed up ex-cop who is framed for a muder he didn't commit. He sets out to redeem himself with the police and rogue group of cops after him. Grieco plays a flawed yet noble character in his quest to find the truth and clear his name. Veteran actor Martin Kove plays Police Captain James, who does whatever it takes to maintain the integrity of the force and rid the city of what he considers scum. Randall and James find themselves in a deadly game of cat and mouse with Randall being the hunted. In the end The hunted becomes the hunter and this leads to a rollercoaster ride to find the real killer and exact justice. ... Read more

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Point Dreadful
Let Me give you the lowdown; I enjoy watching bad movies sometimes. But this one, no. It wasn't obscure or odd, and ultimately not fun to watch. The dialouge (if it even deserves to be called that) is dull at best. The characters are almost as bland as the action scenes, action scenes in wich are impossible to watch without a heavy sigh and a roll of the eyes. I'd prefer a little creativity over special effects any day. I've truly made more creative feature length films in my old high school.
One of the more tedious elements is the dramatic scenes; some of which have been almost identically lifted from the classic "Mean Streets". Strip Club scenes are added merely to keep the audience awake. The 'Dice' Man is in this movie, which is of course a good thing, but his character isn't given enough to do. I don't have respect enough to mention the protagonist or villian, for they are both banal and unwatchable. Ice-T is quite miserable in this movie, I suppose he enjoys making fun of himself. Stick with Law and Order SVU, PLEASE! (he's ACTUALLY preety good in that!)
Oh, and one more thing: I was shocked and appalled to see that Angie Everheart actually made it through the entire movie clothed!

One for Jennifer O'Dell Fans
... When I saw that Jennifer O'Dell was not among the stars named on the cover, despite being pictured, I half expected this to be a token few seconds part like the one she did in Sometimes They Come Back For More.

Fortunately she is one of the main characters, with more screen time than Angie Everhart who does get a main billing. Although she, usually, wears more than her character in The Lost World she's still very sexy and provides possibly the only good reason to see the film.

In some ways, the plot could seem complicated but it plays as though it's very thin.

A biker steals drugs and money from his gang, killing several in the process. His girlfriend (O'Dell) runs off with a rich talent scout to escape his jealousy and abuse, accidentally taking the bag containing the stolen goods. To get back the drugs and kill her new boyfriend the biker kidnaps her epileptic sister (Everhart) and offers a trade. After a few chases and much violence the good guy wins and walks off in to the sunset with the girl.

An interesting piece of casting was Zach Galligan as the biker's sidekick. I can only recall him playing the good guy in Gremlins so it seemed strange to see him as a vicious thug.

I rated this 4 stars because it gives me what I wanted, a lot of Jennifer O'Dell, and will get partially rewatched a number of times. I couldn't really recommend it for anyone looking for quality in script or filming. ... Read more