She runs her own cop army.

A whiskey stream of consciousness review.

Seems like another Hawaiian movie in the Philippines. Silk has her own theme song complete with cheesy 80s TV commercial or Saturday morning cartoon lyrics. At times the score has a little Scooby doo qualities. Pretty good action at times and I'm impressed by Silk's (Played by Jenny Sleighton) athleticism. That and she can handle a shot gun! The story and plot are ho hum, and there isn't enough chemistry between characters to keep interest between the action. The final climactic sequence actually has some fairly realistic shoot outs, but the ending is abrupt. The film would be better if it was more a character study focusing on Silk, and less about its cockamamie story. About the only thing we find out about her is how she came to be named "Silk" (which might be the best line in the film). Not drinking Kessler's with this one. Instead, enjoyed with a dram of baby saz. Cheers!

Bought this film based on the DVD art that shows a tough looking female cop topless in a bra pointing a gun. The tag line on the cover says: "She bangs 'em, breaks 'em and books 'em". Who could resist that advertising ?

Well, spoiler alert, she doesn't do any of the three things claimed. The expectation was that this was a female cop who used her feminine wiles on perps as part of the process of catching and arresting them. Expectation was not met at all. However, the action scenes are acceptable and Ms Verrell holds her own in some of the gunfights and physical altercations. The story was a bit difficult to follow but like James Bond movies (not that this one is even close to one) you suspend belief in reality to try to allow yourself to be entertained. So it was 83 minutes that was sacrificed with the hope of seeing one thing and the disappointment of it being a false hope. Pass.

Cec Verrell plays one super-tough cop in this action thriller. She is a beautiful lieutenant with the Honolulu P.D. fighting criminals non-stop. Whether shooting them down with a shotgun, M-16, or handgun, she will stop at nothing to get her man. Wanted dead or alive does not apply to this movie because she takes them (over a dozen victims, yes they must be said to be victims of this super cop) in always in the same condition... dead!