I actually watched this whole movie just to see how bad it could be. It was worse. Not totally without out redeeming value, there are two recommended scenes: Shannon Whirry's shower scene and the love scene at the end. Sadly, not even those can make anyone forget LP Brown's totally inept, lame, sadistically annoying presence and performance.
The story of a British investigator (Whirry) on the trail of hot diamonds mostly suffers from a from tendency to focus on the seedy drunken New Orleans PI (Brown) who can't afford his own car, but somehow manages to own a luxury cabin in Mammoth Lakes. Focusing on the story instead of the character may have helped this movie more, but jettisoning the lead actor, who was also a producer, may have proved too difficult.
A terrible waste of talent, Malcom McDowell, Larry Linville, and Charles Napier, even poor Shannon must have lost a bet to be forced to work in this film.
The story of a British investigator (Whirry) on the trail of hot diamonds mostly suffers from a from tendency to focus on the seedy drunken New Orleans PI (Brown) who can't afford his own car, but somehow manages to own a luxury cabin in Mammoth Lakes. Focusing on the story instead of the character may have helped this movie more, but jettisoning the lead actor, who was also a producer, may have proved too difficult.
A terrible waste of talent, Malcom McDowell, Larry Linville, and Charles Napier, even poor Shannon must have lost a bet to be forced to work in this film.