The story and all of the dialog couldn't be more cliché. If "they" ever wrote "Action Movie For Dummies," they would list such everything from corrupt police force, the good/bad cop that does what it takes, and the female rookie whose naiveté gets her into trouble.

The entire thing was predictable, from the priest having an affair with the antagonist's mother to the ridiculous standoff at the end. There were only two things keeping me watching: an obsessive desire to finish watching all movies (even the bad ones) and the two DD Latinas they decided to keep in tight fitting clothing in every scene.

Before I'm done I must make one thing clear, it's not just the story that was poor. The acting in this movie was a joke, period.

This movie failed to be good in any sort of shape or form, the plot was generic and tired out, the scene were unrealistic, and both the dialog and acting were awful, the transitions in between each scene did not make sense, if not for the main characters explanations, I would have not followed the plot.

In my opinion, the priest was the only actor that did a good job.

The movie is full of obvious inconsistencies, for example, when the drug dealers sister get kidnapped, she is wearing a pink shirt and pants, when she wakes up after being kidnapped, she is in a black dress.

Even though this is a low budget movie, there is no excuse for a movie being this bad. If this movie had shown me something I had not seen before, I for one am tired of seeing the same movie with different actors.

While it may not achieve cult status as the worst movie ever made, it certainly ranks as one of the worst I've ever seen. The only thing that made watching this mess tolerable was that it was so bad it was funny. We've got a drug dealer released from prison on his way back to L.A., a roided-up, braided-cornrowed, wearing-a-girls-t-shirt-two sizes too small for him detective teamed up with an innocent, by the book rookie female detective, a priest in a wheelchair, the Double D drug dealers, and various other ethnic drug culture criminals. Oh, and let's not forget one of the characters trying to cash a check for $800,000 in a check cashing store run by drug dealers. It's just such a complete mess, with acting as bad as you'll ever want to see. But like I said, the acting and script are so awful that it is at times funny. The sequence where the crippled priest falls out of his wheelchair and crawls across the ground towards the bad guy, eventually shooting and killing him, and the bad guys death scene was unintentionally hilarious. What two legitimate, competent actors like Robert Vaughn and Reni Santoni are doing in this piece of garbage is an absolute mystery. Easily one of the worst movies ever made.