This fun, exploitive idea was much more ambitious than the crew could deliver. Starts off pretty solid for zero budget, and then quickly face plants as PMS cop proper comes to life. For starters, the overbearing super-loop repeated synth soundtrack really got on my nerves after about the 15th loop. It's like a youtube instruction video where you desperately want to mute it, except with this, if you mute it you'll miss most of the dialogue. The obnoxious sound-over, underwhelming production value, and lack of interesting locations after the first 20 minutes, tank this one pretty hard. Great try- Need more budget for this concept and for decent kill effects.

I love this movie! It's a blast from beginning to end especially for such a low budget. Tons of kills and gore with some nice nudity in the opening! If you're taking this seriously, look at the title. It's exploitation and it's awesome. Sure it isn't perfect but if you enjoy films like Maniac Cop, this is right up your alley. An indie gem for sure. Give it a chance. Most indies are long and pretentious crap but this is so much fun. Clearly made with passion and heart. The ending action bit even reminds me of The Terminator. It's so much better than expected.

The film opens rather campy as a fine looking young lady (Emali Kimker) steps out of the shower. She is accosted by a clown (Daniel Skinner) who makes cuffs from string balloons. The clown is taken out by our star, Officer Mary (Heather Hall) who apparently has a history of violence. She is recommend for a special program to control her PMS symptoms. The program doesn't work out and Mary (Cindy Means) goes Uma Thurman all over them in bloody, poorly choreographed violence. Unfortunately the film was so low budget that once they went into one building, they stayed there, limiting their ability to create good scenes.

Acting left much to be desired too.

Guide: F-bomb. No sex. Nudity (Emali Kimker)