(1986) Fair Game
PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLER
Another tit for tat movie, with wild life conservationist, Jessica (Cassandra Delaney) butting heads with three wild and uncultivated kangaroo poachers led by Sunny (Peter Ford), with Ringo Radnick (David Sandford) and Sparks (Garry Who). And although Jessica already has a mate herself, of some guy named Ted, he's in another part of the world, forcing her to have to manage the entire wild life sanctuary and fend for herself. Also, another one of her problems is the fact she lives so far away from the city, as well as law enforcement officer.
Another film I was curious about after watching the doc "Not Quite Hollywood-The Wild, Untold Story of Ozploitation!", and as an exploitation film I thought it was fairly entertaining particularly the bad guy Ringo played by David Sandford performing some dangerous stunts dangling behind a truck, as well as running on top of a house while it was being bulldozed by the group's pickup. And you know, the main star, Jessica had an opportunity to wreck the group's pickup after she trap them into a cave, and instead rode away on front of them instead. And it happened after she wrecked their box truck where they store dead kangaroos. The other thing that was baffling was how come Jessica had no rifle or proper hunting knife with her which I thought conservationists need just in case she herself might get stranded in a desert. Anyways as a tit for tat movie, it's entertaining enough.
Another tit for tat movie, with wild life conservationist, Jessica (Cassandra Delaney) butting heads with three wild and uncultivated kangaroo poachers led by Sunny (Peter Ford), with Ringo Radnick (David Sandford) and Sparks (Garry Who). And although Jessica already has a mate herself, of some guy named Ted, he's in another part of the world, forcing her to have to manage the entire wild life sanctuary and fend for herself. Also, another one of her problems is the fact she lives so far away from the city, as well as law enforcement officer.
Another film I was curious about after watching the doc "Not Quite Hollywood-The Wild, Untold Story of Ozploitation!", and as an exploitation film I thought it was fairly entertaining particularly the bad guy Ringo played by David Sandford performing some dangerous stunts dangling behind a truck, as well as running on top of a house while it was being bulldozed by the group's pickup. And you know, the main star, Jessica had an opportunity to wreck the group's pickup after she trap them into a cave, and instead rode away on front of them instead. And it happened after she wrecked their box truck where they store dead kangaroos. The other thing that was baffling was how come Jessica had no rifle or proper hunting knife with her which I thought conservationists need just in case she herself might get stranded in a desert. Anyways as a tit for tat movie, it's entertaining enough.