Blondes Have More Guns (1996)

A bumbling detective, along with his loyal sidekick and a man in a dog suit, tracks down a sultry chainsaw murderess!

Director:

George Merriweather

Writers:

Dan Goodman, Mary Guthrie

Stars:

Michael McGaharn, Elizabeth Key, Richard Neil

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Michael McGaharn	...	Harry Bates
Elizabeth Key	...	Montana Beaver-Shotz
Richard Neil	...	Dick Smoker
Gloria Lusiak	...	Dakota Beaver
André Brazeau	...	Captain Hook
David Myers	...	Lyle Shotz
Bryan Kent	...	The Doctor (as Brian York)
Bennie Buttner	...	Dr. Hasselblad / Henry
Ramona Lisa	...	Patricia Martin
Derek-James Yee	...	Tom Woo (as Derek Yee)
Ron Meier	...	Detective
Richard Myers	...	Dahmer
Anderson Lim	...	Short Cop
Bebe Conrad	...	Athletic Cop (as Elizabeth Conrad)
Paul Ferrari	...	Security Guard

Storyline

A bumbling detective, along with his loyal sidekick and a man in a dog suit, tracks down a sultry chainsaw murderess!

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Plot Keywords:

sexual joke | murder mystery | joke | sight gag | gag humor | 

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Genres:

Comedy | Thriller

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for sexuality and language

Details

Official Sites:

Troma

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

31 August 1996 (Germany)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Filmagic Pictures

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Quotes

Harry Bates: We were heating up like two poodles in a microwave!

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Connections

References Scarface (1983)

User Reviews

TROMA STRIKES AGAIN, IN SWAHILI I MUST ADD!

The movie starts out telling us: "This movie is altered! It is dubbed into Swahili!" (off course it is not)

Needless to say I laughed so much I almost cried seeing this scene the first time back in 1995. Well, the movie is pretty similar to "Silence of the hams"(1994). I found it almost as hilarious and strange. Both movies are made outside Hollywood, cheap and darn funny.

Some critics don`t like this movie, and they often tell us it looks to cheap or that it`s to campy. Well cheap and campy are both trademarks of Troma, and I really can not imagine a expensive Troma-movie made in Hollywood. But some critics seem to want this. Strange, since in my opinion Hollywood has not made a fun movie in 10-15 years. I mean comedy`s with CGI-effects. Made for more money then a small country uses on food for a year. That is just wrong and a good reason to stop watching the most expensive films from Hollywood and elsewhere.

Score: 9 1\2 of 10 Makes you puke of mere laughter