The eighth installment of Andy Sidaris's Triple B series, Fit To Kill (AMAZON, Walmart, Best Buy), is now available to own on Blu-ray from Mill Creek Entertainment, who kindly sent me a copy, along with Hard Hunted, (read my review here) to review on this blog. It includes a movieSpree digital code.
The Triple B (L.E.T.H.A.L. Ladies) series began with 1985's Malibu Express and ended in 1998 with Return To Savage Beach. Andy Sidaris directed these films on a low-budget, with bad acting, cheesy dialogue, over-the-top violence, and plenty of nudity from Playboy Playmates and Penthouse Pets. Malibu Express is a private detective story, while the rest of the series centers on the operatives of The Agency (Molokai Cargo) in Hawaii.
Fit To Kill is the final Triple B movie for Dona Speir, Cynthia Brimhall, and Roberta Vasquez. The plot is a continuation from Hard Hunted (Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart) with R.J. Moore (Sir Roger Moore's son) returning as the villainous Martin Kane. There's a rare Russian diamond, called the Alexa stone, that everyone wants to get their greedy hands-on, including Kane. It's up to Special Agents Donna Hamilton and Nicole Justin, to fight off a bunch of henchmen and protect the Alexa stone.
Bonus Features:
- Introduction by Director Andy Sidaris
- Audio Commentary
- Behind the Scenes Featurette
- Trailers
Final Thoughts
Never, ever expect you will get an intelligent spy thriller in a Triple B flick because it will disappoint you. Always keep your expectations low, and, maybe, you might find some enjoyment out of these movies. Just remember, they're B-grade with one purpose - to have Playboy and Penthouse models drop their clothes for absolutely no reason. Yes, they're campy and sleazy, but for those of us who remember watching the films late-at-night on cable-television will have a special place in their hearts for them.
FYI: All the "Abilenes" in the Triple B series would make great Stormtroopers because they can't shoot a damn thing.
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