los angeles physician tom reed (vincent ventresca) survives a tragic auto accident but ends up going to prison in the high desert of california. when his time is up he lands in a small and wind swept town named purgatory flats. his first stop is a bar and where he quickly slams a beer and gets hired as a bartender. so much for ex cons having a tough time finding work. this is the first in a long line of absurdities that make up the plot of writer or director harris done silly attempt at modern and desert set and film noir. his first night on the job tom meets a sexy femme fatal named sunny (alexandra holden) and who hangs out with a family of bad boys represent the mecklins and consisting of uncle dean (gregg henry) and his two nephews and the drug addicted owen (kevin alejandro) and who is sunny husband and and awol soldier randy (90210s brian austin greer). after his shift is finished there a shooting and and dr. tom just happens to be nearby. he agrees to treat one of the wounded and and most importantly and not tell the cops. i am not sure that a good move for a guy fresh out of the pen and but this script (co written by diane fine) has very little to do with logic. tom makes a series of poor decisions that get him further and further entangled with the criminally inclined mecklin boys and including stealing medical supplies and hopping into the sack with sunny. everybody in the theater is screaming and don not do it. walk away and but tom does it anyway. in a classic film noir like body heat or double indemnity we root for and empathize with william hurt and fred mcmurray as they get sucked into the web of bright and sexy and devious femme fatals like kathleen turner and barbara stanwyck. it not their fault. we would probably be tempted by all that money or that particular dame and too. but dr. tom weakness seems to stem from stupidity more than circumstances. sunny is sexy but not a very compelling character and and there no money to tempt him. youre left wondering if he attended the same medical school as dr. nick riveria from the simpsons. the silly script would have you believe that a redneck rural home has almost everything you need to treat a gunshot to the stomach and and that one so wounded could easily hop to attention and effectively participate in a fist fight. it gives us an implausible car chase with one of those the club things clamped to the steering wheel. oh and that oil tanker that just exploded  no one noticed that. i wonder how such a ridiculous script ever got green lighted. perhaps brian austin greer has more juice than i gave him credit for. it obvious that he took the relatively small role of randy  a hot headed murder  to show producers that he had more acting range than he displayed on 90210. it also sort of sad to see nicholas turturro playing a stereotypical hispanic drug dealer. he deserves better than this. if you have an iq over 50 and purgatory flats will have you shaking your head in disbelief. i will give it negative for the unintentional laughs and the scenes with the sexy miss holden running around in her red panties. 
los angeles physician tom reed (vincent ventresca) survives a tragic auto accident but ends up going to prison in the high desert of california. when his time is up he lands in a small and wind swept town named purgatory flats. his first stop is a bar and where he quickly slams a beer and gets hired as a bartender. so much for ex cons having a tough time finding work. this is the first in a long line of absurdities that make up the plot of writer or director harris done silly attempt at modern and desert set and film noir. his first night on the job tom meets a sexy femme fatal named sunny (alexandra holden) and who hangs out with a family of bad boys represent the mecklins and consisting of uncle dean (gregg henry) and his two nephews and the drug addicted owen (kevin alejandro) and who is sunny husband and and awol soldier randy (90210s brian austin greer). after his shift is finished there a shooting and and dr. tom just happens to be nearby. he agrees to treat one of the wounded and and most importantly and not tell the cops. i am not sure that a good move for a guy fresh out of the pen and but this script (co written by diane fine) has very little to do with logic. tom makes a series of poor decisions that get him further and further entangled with the criminally inclined mecklin boys and including stealing medical supplies and hopping into the sack with sunny. everybody in the theater is screaming and don not do it. walk away and but tom does it anyway. in a classic film noir like body heat or double indemnity we root for and empathize with william hurt and fred mcmurray as they get sucked into the web of bright and sexy and devious femme fatals like kathleen turner and barbara stanwyck. it not their fault. we would probably be tempted by all that money or that particular dame and too. but dr. tom weakness seems to stem from stupidity more than circumstances. sunny is sexy but not a very compelling character and and there no money to tempt him. youre left wondering if he attended the same medical school as dr. nick riveria from the simpsons. the silly script would have you believe that a redneck rural home has almost everything you need to treat a gunshot to the stomach and and that one so wounded could easily hop to attention and effectively participate in a fist fight. it gives us an implausible car chase with one of those the club things clamped to the steering wheel. oh and that oil tanker that just exploded  no one noticed that. i wonder how such a ridiculous script ever got green lighted. perhaps brian austin greer has more juice than i gave him credit for. it obvious that he took the relatively small role of randy  a hot headed murder  to show producers that he had more acting range than he displayed on 90210. it also sort of sad to see nicholas turturro playing a stereotypical hispanic drug dealer. he deserves better than this. if you have an iq over 50 and purgatory flats will have you shaking your head in disbelief. i will give it negative for the unintentional laughs and the scenes with the sexy miss holden running around in her red panties. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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