It's gory, corny, campy fun so if you're expecting something that's intended to be taken seriously you're watching the wrong movie.If you like B-movies you'll probably like this.

Fearsome rough'n'tumble super cop Officer Terry Downe (well played with spot-on rugged relish by Kim Coates) keeps being brought back from the dead so he can continue waging war on the worst and toughest criminals on the harsh Los Angeles streets.

Director Shawn Crahan brings a flashy shoot-the-fireworks dynamic style and blithely trashy go-for-the-throat sensibility to the fun pulpy premise: We've got oodles of excessive bloody violence, a cheerfully in-your-face nasty and sleazy over-the-top tone, hog wild go-for-broke exciting action, killer gun-running nuns, an elite criminal underworld made up of freaky animal people, a wickedly funny sense of twisted black humor, and even some tasty gratuitous female nudity. Moreover, it's acted with zest by an enthusiastic cast: Tyler Ross as eager by-the-book rookie Gable, Luna Lauren Veleze as the hard-nosed Chief Berringer, Sona Eyambe as kung-fu assassin Zen Master Flash, Meadow Williams as the formidable Mother Supreme, Corey Taylor as deranged drug kingpin Headcase Harry, and Reno Wilson, Bruno Gunn, and Tracy Vilar as cynical fellow police officers. A total crazy blast.

They ssaid that this was a complete out of control flick and seen it I agree. But it's so weird that i lost grip on it.

And by doing so I didn't like it that much even as it has a lot of gory moments. But by being all things like campy and cheesy and corny it's hard to watch and the editing doesn't foster the watching.

The editing is done in a flashy speedy way. And with some shaky cams it's a experience for the eye. And the kungfu man not talking in sync, well, bu know you can think what it's all about, madness. But a bit too much for me.

Gore 1,5/5 Nudity 1/5 Effects 2,5/5 Story 2/5 Comedy 0/5