Honor Amongst Men

Only watched this movie for Joan Jett. It's clear that she did this film in support of her friends. And yet her former Runaways bandmates try to make her seem like she's selfish and only cares about herself. Excuse me, but someone who only cares about themselves wouldn't be appearing in dreck like this!

All I can say is, it was nice to see Ed Asner and Joan Jett in the same film, since Joan did a rocking cover of the Mary Tyler Moore theme, and the fact that they didn't share a scene together just proves how low budget and lacking this movie really is. But, that being said, film is probably the most difficult medium - because it almost always takes a village to make one. So, I'll give it E for effort.

No matter how low budget, make it work. The poor placement of who works where. Ideas that are unreal. Change 4 things and this movie could tolerate bad acting.

This is unremittingly awful. After about 1/3 I put it on fast forward to see if anything actually happened. Nope...

I don't know how this got 6 .3 rating. Next time I'll watch paint dry.

Looks like the product of a group of children who grabbed a camera and said "Let's make a movie!". Stilted clichéd dialogue, no sense of place (are they in Miami? California? New York? WTF knows); no discernible plot structure (almost like a David Lynch movie but without the cool weirdness); a soundtrack that appears to be an amateurish attempt to copy that of a John Carpenter movie; and terrible acting.

I came across this movie while searching for motorcycle films, and was predisposed to liking it. I also liked Chuck Zito in Oz (where he was a minor character but nevertheless a noticeable presence) as well as in Sons of Anarchy where he appeared in one season- (probably appearing more for the fact that he's a known member of the Hell's Angels than for his acting ability) . Given that he's not a real actor, giving him a lead role was a big mistake.

So bad I couldn't watch more than 30 minutes of this.