Jackson Bolt

Jackson Bolt (Robert D. Parham ) is a former boxer and an investigator in San Francisco, a city that doesn't take your badge and gun when you are involved in a homicide. Jackson is battling the crime kingpin who has Jackson under his control. It looks like I didn't watch the same film as anybody else. The one I saw was awful. The sound was uneven. The camera was misfocused on a close-up. The acting was a joke as was the dialogue. The choreography bordered on so bad it was good. What the heck was that OR fight scene about? It was inane. What could have been good to watch would have been the skank biker chick casting call they held for the film. Check and make sure you fast forward button works prior to viewing.

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Jackson Bolt (Robert D. Parham ) is a former boxer and an investigator in San Francisco, a city that doesn't take your badge and gun when you are involved in a homicide. Jackson is battling the crime kingpin who has Jackson under his control. It looks like I didn't watch the same film as anybody else. The one I saw was awful. The sound was uneven. The camera was misfocused on a close-up. The acting was a joke as was the dialogue. The choreography bordered on so bad it was good. What the heck was that OR fight scene about? It was inane. What could have been good to watch would have been the skank biker chick casting call they held for the film. Check and make sure you fast forward button works prior to viewing.

And not one was a Raspberry? What can I say about this movie? Very little other than: Terrible Script Terrible Directing Terrible Acting Terrible cinematography Terrible fight choreography The cast, other than Fred Williamson (who likely did this for the money or as a favor to someone), seems to be sleepwalking, or reading their lines off cards out of camera view. Usually I can find at least one thing about a crapfest like this that I'll say but that was OK. Here, I can find nothing. They could use this movie to get confessions out of criminals. Or would that be cruel and unusual? BLEAH!