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A parolee who dresses like a pirate seeks revenge on the gangster who betrayed him (Joe Estevez), and in doing so teams up with a kidnapped lady and runs afoul of a inept biker gang. Writer-director Donald Farmer, who's made better films, does everything he can to pad out the running time, including letting Estevez et al talk at great length. This never really comes to life but it is fairly sordid and seedy. Recommended only to Farmer completionists, though I shudder to think that such a creature might exist (and that I might be one).

I wanted a bad movie, and that's what I got. It's stupid, clumsy, occasionally slow and occasionally hilarious. The action scenes have more ambition than skill and the chases have some of the slowest moving cars I've ever seen. As a real movie, it's pedestrian, as a so bad it's good one it's serviceable.

Great movie! I nice surprise. I watched this basic adventure movie thinking it would be a just average. WOW I was wrong! It was so much more. A nice hardworking couple Floyd and Zena go to a tropical island for their 5- year anniversary. They arrive and a man named " Kane" gets them to travel around with him. Floyd gets uncomfortable when at a strip club, Kane beats up a girl. Floyd leaves and next day the news reports her murder. Floyd n Zena decide to leave right away. They stop at " police station" to report this. But police are paid by Kane. Their hotel room is picked over. All as passports are gone! Next Floyd confronts Kane! Bad news! Zena gets kidnapped and Floyd gets help from nice locals to get her back and revenge for Flowers' murder! The ending is great! Film is fantastic! Great little adventure!

How much drama and tragic circumstances. Our Town, created by Steven Ferrell on youtube, has helped me through my own issues. It is so relatable and realistic with their deep and meaningful characters like Liam, Bailey, Karen and Dale. Those are just a handful of the many people featured in this long-running show. It was like looking at myself from the outside. To react to the same situation from a different perspective on multiple occasions episode-by-episode. 'Our Town' helped me overcome, open up and understand so much about the rise and fall of life, I couldn't believe but am forever grateful for.