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An silly good comedy action film.
The Plot:When an successful heavy metal singer dies by strange way. When a rock and roll detective named Ford Fairlane(Andrew Dice Clay in a vulgar comic performance), is hired by his bestfriend(Gilbert Gottfried) to find a missing young girl(Maddie Corman), who is actually his lost daughter. Then when his best friend died the same night, he was hired. Then the next day, he was hired by mystery woman(Priscilla Presley) to find the same girl, but once he finds her. She has something to do with the heavy metal singer death, he will do anything to find the truth. This film feautres a good cast-Wayne Newton, Lauren Holly(Dumb and Dumber), Robert Englund(A nightmare on elm street series) and Ed O`Neill(The star of the hit t.v. show Married with Children). An good guilty pleasure to see, directed by Renny Harlin(Cliffhanger, Deep Blue Sea). Grade:B+. Panavision.

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I'm Ashamed To Say It But I Actually Like This Movie
I'm not a fan of the savage, vulgar comedy that Andrew "Dice" Clay got more into later in his stand-up career. However, I do like this movie more than when I first saw it. The movie is, dare I say it?, kind of funny. The Diceman plays a rock and roll detective hired to find a missing girl and solve the murder of his DJ friend(Gilbert Gottfried). There are many gags in this silly movie and they definitley make me laugh. If only Clay had stayed as appealing in this film in real life. It has a really fun cast: Robert"Freddy Krueger"Englund, Priscilla Presley, Lauren Holly, Wayne Newton, and Ed 'O' Neill from "Married With Children". There are many little sayings that Clay does in the movie and they are quite funny. The script completely falls apart and the mystery of the case doesn't hold anybody's interest for long. Who really cares?. It's a real stupid with enough appeal to be fun and enjoyable.

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So many as*ho*es, so few bullets
Finally, one of the best movies comes to DVD. After having checked the availability for the past ten years I finally discovered this gem at a local Wal-Mart in the worthless bin. This has to be the best thing I have ever purchased for $5. Anyway, THANK GOD!