Review by zhwilliam

The 'Last Road' is a perfect example of a fast forward movie. It is for the most part filled with everything associated with bad B-movies, tired plot, bad dialog, and directing that varies from mediocre to awful. And like many bad B-movies it hopes viewers will be too distracted by the gorgeous women cast in it to notice its shortcomings. And in fairness, when one of those women is Petra Verkaik, the filmmakers go a long way towards achieving that goal, though they still come up short.

Petra lights up the screen in her scenes, but unfortunately she has only three scenes, which altogether probably add up to no more than about 4 minutes, and this is far too little to save the film. Still even with her few scenes, viewers of this film definitely won't wonder why Petra Verkaik is the most photographed model in Playboy history (besting even Pamela Anderson). Petra is, even by Playboy standards, absolutely beautiful, and her naturally endowed buxom figure is of course gorgeous.

In the end though I just can't recommend this film, except as a conditional recommendation to Julie Strain and Petra Verkaik fans. For the truly committed Julie Strain fans who don't care how bad a movie is as long as Julie is in it, they might find at least renting this film to be worthwhile. However, Petra Verkaik fans should definitely consider this movie, because Petra's scenes are worthwhile, and this is the only film Petra has been in where she has had a decent amount of screen time. As long as Petra fans realize that there are only a few minutes of this film that will be of any interest to them, and which they will just want to fast forward to, they probably won't be disappointed.