The first film shot on the island of Guam, if that's your idea of a milestone. Actually, the world might have been a better place if it wasn't shot anywhere. Mindless violence, choppy storytelling, terrible "heroes" and bad dubbing for supporting cast members are just some of the things wrong with "Noon Sunday". And what the hell is this movie doing in Mill Creek's "Dangerous Babes" set? Maybe Mill Creek are partly to blame for the fact that I disliked this so much. There is just one babe here, with about 10 minutes of screen time, who suddenly does get dangerous, only to be killed off in a disturbingly sadistic manner. A stupid ending is the final nail in the coffin. At least Guam looks beautiful. 0.5 out of 4.
Review of Noon Sunday
