mglory67

Okay. So this review is coming a year late. I've nothing negative to say though. I thoroughly enjoyed this survey of motorcycle culture and made me more than a little envious. Don't lose your wonderful enthusiasm. I hope you'll be following all this up with a second series. I've only ridden a motorcycle once in my life but I can say with confidence that I enjoyed it. I'd like to see more! -Alisa C.

Considering that One Girl, Two Guns was made with such a tiny budget, it wasn't a bad way to pass the time. Two young women, Rachel and Jane, are money runners for a powerful drug lord. But when Jane's friend dies, she finds herself outnumbered by adversaries.

Be warned, this film is violent and the language on the extreme side. According to the Alternative Cinema web page, the original lead actress and a few members of the crew quit due to objections to the script. Amusing rumor regardless of whether it's true or not.

Kirsten Moss who replaced the lead actress is decent enough in her role as Jane. The only criticism I have is that she seemed just a little self-conscious in front of the camera. Renee Roland fared better as Rachel. It's unfortunate she didn't have more screen time.

I got this print from Video Search of Miami, not really knowing for sure what I was in for. I was under the impression that this was a possession movie, and it is, sort of. Unfortunately, all of the characters are so boring that after a while you stop caring who's doing what to whom. The basic plotline is this: young girl becomes possessed by the spirit of her dead mother while left in the care of her tyrannical father. There are a number of other people living in the house, but it isn't really explained what they're doing there. In fact, there isn't much in the way of a plot either. There a few really sleazy moments which I won't give away for you exploitation fans. Ultimately, this one is for diehard fans of the genre only.