Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Wesley Snipes | ... | Lucky | |
Jackie Quinones | ... | Angela (as Jacquelyn Quinones) | |
Cybill Shepherd | ... | Cass | |
James Hiroyuki Liao | ... | Chang (as James Liao) | |
Aubrey Dollar | ... | Rainn | |
Kevin Thoms | ... | Roland | |
Adrain Washington | ... | Lucky (as Adrian Washington) | |
Noah Fleiss | ... | Sol Rosenbaum | |
Bill Cobbs | ... | Cobb | |
Kevin Chapman | ... | Franklin | |
Tom Kemp | ... | Gino Gambetta | |
Mike Messier | ... | Eugene | |
Mario Van Peebles | ... | Captain Davis | |
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Tony Hua | ... | Detective Lee |
Luis Guzmán | ... | Million Dollar Mendez |
Two converging story lines involving corrupt cops ripping off drug dealers and serial killers are followed as former drug dealer Lucky, trying to go straight after doing a prison stint, gets entangled within by a series of bad breaks. Shepherd plays a sadistic and vindictive mother of a handicapped son who along with her young kung-fu kicking boyfriend, abducts and tortures people who she feels scorn her son. Lucky, caught up in a shootout between dealers and cops, grabs two briefcases with $500,000 and goes on the run and has the hard luck of happening upon the serial killer's cabin. Written by Anonymous
Faded/fading stars, newbies just out of school, a plot which makes little sense, clichés tired and banal, dialogue which adds insult to injury, performances which range from good jokes to bad, to just tired as well. You hope everyone was stoned and having fun enough to actually laugh at the mess they're making which at least aspires on occasion to camp, however hard it falls on its face. Dreck, grade D product with grade B- production values. Only the dregs of basic cable could pass this off as a way to kill a couple of late-night hours, which might work as you also do your toenails (and/or beat weed), listen to music, and chat online.