Nomination Year: 2006
SYNOPSIS: James Tucker (David Heavener) is a psychiatric officer on the police force. He's also a psychotic officer on the police force. He wears the same pair of long underwear for days at a time. He sleeps in the bathtub. And he has a gun.
It's the future. Guns are now illegal. The cops are armed with tranquilizer-dart-shooting "stingers," which are typically good enough to take a criminal down with a single shot. But criminals are showing up on the street now, hopped up on a drug which counteracts the stingers. And someone is killing blonde upper-class women. Could there be a connection?
This film was not only written and directed by its star, he also produced it and scored the music.
- "Cutting Butter With A Chainsaw"
How NOT To Treat Volatile Chemicals
The bad guy is shot with stingers, shot with bullets, and finally his package is blown up, and he's set merrily ablaze.
- "Whoops!"
No Wonder She Can't Keep It Locked
The car door locks are clearly different between close-up and long shot. And then as she runs away, the screen goes black for a second.
- Actors/Directors of Note
Actor Claim to Fame David Heavener Not only an actor, writer, director, and a martial artist, he also composes and performs Christian music. Erik Estrada "Ponch" on C.Hi.P.s Shannon Tweed Ex-porn star who is now the queen of, well, soft-core porn David Campbell Jim Brown ex-NFL running back, considered by many to be the greatest ever -- also the greatest player in the history of collegiate lacrosse James Van Patten Karen Black from Easy Rider to Stripping For Jesus, she has a long & varied movie career Don Stroud
Director Claim to Fame David Heavener martial arist, writer, actor, director, producer, and composer of Christian music -- you know what they say about jacks of all trades?
Kevin Hogan
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