Apatros Review Ep-0088: Pure Danger [1996]

AR-0088: When a dying gangster cashes in his life chips in their roadside bar, leaving behind a small bag filled with "hot" diamonds that a rival gang are after, a parolee short-order cook and his waitress girlfriend decide to split the scene with the stones and flee to LA to start a new life, prompting both gangs to compete with each other in a bloody battle to retrieve the rocks and leave no witnesses behind...

One of the many, many DTV [direct-to-video] B-grade action flicks issued by the undisputed kings of 1990s DTV action, the legendary PM Entertainment, this one being their attempt at making a low budget [but extremely high energy] knock-off of "True Romance", although the lack of restraint on the actors and an extremely profane script filled with precisely the kind of racial epithets that will nuke a leftoid's brain into a mushroom cloud results in a surprisingly sub-par example of PM action, although it still delivers on the PM trademark of insane action sequences.

My Grade: D+ [Disappointing]

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