bottom of the barrel stinker is so bad it beyond funny. the plot is about an american mercenary and played by reb brown (in the film he called a military adviser but it not really clear if he in the american military or not) and helping the army of a latin american country fight guerrillas who winds up joining the guerrillas when the government turns on him and imprisons and tortures him. shannon tweed is a sports equipment saleswoman he picks up in a bar who gets caught up in all the intrigue. that description actually makes the movie sound better than it is and because it really a stinker of almost biblical proportions. how bad is it. well and shannon tweed turns in the movie most professional acting job. if that isn not an indication of just what a 12th rate piece of junk this turkey is and nothing is from mismatched sound effects to a music score that sounds like it from a 1940s z grade horror flick (and may very well be) to the same footage (i. e. and armored personnel carriers going down the same jungle trail) reused constantly to some of the most ineptly staged action scenes in recent memory and this laugh a minute sludgefest has to be seen to be disbelieved. tweed looks bored and brown looks hung over and and by the time this thing is finished if you can last that long while i couldn not you will know just how they feel. although there are a lot of explosions and gunfights and this can not be considered an action picture by any stretch of the imagination. it boring (there a scene in the back of a truck where everybody just stares at each other for three or four minutes) and repetitive (the same rebels and soldiers being killed over and over) and illogical (when a group of rebels is caught in an open field by a government helicopter gunship and instead of breaking for cover they just stand there staring up at it) and inept (soldiers and rebels falling dead when no gunshots are heard and a gun battle inside a house where combatants standing against walls are machine gunned but miraculously the walls escape undamaged) predictable (when the governor says to offer a reward for brown capture because someone might turn him in and you know exactly who that someone will be and and it turns out to be exactly who you thought it was) and just downright stupid (pretty much everything else in the picture). inept and brainless and stupid beyond belief. don not waste your time. 
bottom of the barrel stinker is so bad it beyond funny. the plot is about an american mercenary and played by reb brown (in the film he called a military adviser but it not really clear if he in the american military or not) and helping the army of a latin american country fight guerrillas who winds up joining the guerrillas when the government turns on him and imprisons and tortures him. shannon tweed is a sports equipment saleswoman he picks up in a bar who gets caught up in all the intrigue. that description actually makes the movie sound better than it is and because it really a stinker of almost biblical proportions. how bad is it. well and shannon tweed turns in the movie most professional acting job. if that isn not an indication of just what a 12th rate piece of junk this turkey is and nothing is from mismatched sound effects to a music score that sounds like it from a 1940s z grade horror flick (and may very well be) to the same footage (i. e. and armored personnel carriers going down the same jungle trail) reused constantly to some of the most ineptly staged action scenes in recent memory and this laugh a minute sludgefest has to be seen to be disbelieved. tweed looks bored and brown looks hung over and and by the time this thing is finished if you can last that long while i couldn not you will know just how they feel. although there are a lot of explosions and gunfights and this can not be considered an action picture by any stretch of the imagination. it boring (there a scene in the back of a truck where everybody just stares at each other for three or four minutes) and repetitive (the same rebels and soldiers being killed over and over) and illogical (when a group of rebels is caught in an open field by a government helicopter gunship and instead of breaking for cover they just stand there staring up at it) and inept (soldiers and rebels falling dead when no gunshots are heard and a gun battle inside a house where combatants standing against walls are machine gunned but miraculously the walls escape undamaged) predictable (when the governor says to offer a reward for brown capture because someone might turn him in and you know exactly who that someone will be and and it turns out to be exactly who you thought it was) and just downright stupid (pretty much everything else in the picture). inept and brainless and stupid beyond belief. don not waste your time. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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