When you're trying to find movies to watch and feel like you’re burnt out for some reason well, I guess to me this was when Tubi comes into play. Moreover, it's also when I found more movies Baywatch Star Pamela Anderson's filmography and more only was that she did a lot of movies besides Barb Wire where she shows off a lot of nudity before her scandalous sex tape came out in 95. And granted no doubt Pamela Anderson was the ultimate babe of the 90's no doubt about it but she's now reached the age where she comes out of a documentary of her being victimized and yet this woman has been on the cover of more over posing nude for Playboy fourteen times and a hundred times internationally as what I've been hearing in terms of research wise. Although this latest movie I decide to watch that she gracefully posed for two sex scenes is called Raw Justice/Good Cop Bad Cop, the movie has many names, but it also Stars actors David Keith aka Jack Parkman and Robert Hays aka Ted Striker.
The mayor of a small town hires a bounty hunter (Jack Parkman) to find his daughter's killer, but it turns out to be a dangerous job.
Now I'll say again yes, in the 90's Pamela Anderson was the ultimate blonde babe that every guy in the world would want to be with moreover wanted to look at 24/7, and now when she's coming out with documentaries telling that she never owned her body and society never took her seriously or God knows what, but here's the thing once you appear on Playboy four maybe five times and staring in a show wear you're wearing nothing but a swimsuit and bikini. You're basically painting a target on your own back, and everyone is going to want a piece of you moreover when you’re in shows like Baywatch no one is going to take you seriously and this woman was in a grand total of fourteen covers of playboy and I'm sorry that she had a traumatizing childhood but when you talk about never owning, you're own body, you're basically full of sh*t. Now that being said from the movie alone, yes, I was watching the movie just to show how full of sh*t Pamela was, but that all became a distraction because I was just at awed of how badly entertaining it was from the bad camera techniques to the typical cheap action sequences it was just OMG this is awesome but damn I feel bad for the two actors in the movie. Speaking of actors David Keith who was most famously known in Major League 2 as the villain to Charlie Sheen, is the actual star in the movie plays a renegade cop who when you first see him goes drag and chasing a bail jumper which is funny because how is he able to run high heel boots? While Robert Hays when he meets up with Keith's character he runs for dear life and they have a motor cross chase through a shopping mall where you can defiantly tell that the mall is closed or barely opened but yet shut down and it's so hilariously bad but just sad on so many levels because when you're an actor in a B-movie action film like this you'd just think to yourself good lord this sucks. But is still a breath of fresh air because sometimes watching comedies just doesn't do the job well and movies like this just kind of have that good laugh that makes you feel better on the inside. As a standalone movie all by itself it's just so bad but has that unintentional comedic value that you can't get enough of it, plus when you finish one of Pamela's documentaries on Netflix (which I've never watched honest to God) and then watch this you just must laugh on the inside because you finally realized how BS, Miss. Anderson is. Though as entertainingly bad it is you only must watch it once every other time you feel like watching entertaining B-movies.
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