Science Fiction Theater

Jon Don Baker is Mitchell, a not-too-bright, not-overly-hygienic, hard-drinking, hard-breathin?, crude-lovin? cop who doesn?t play by the rules. He stumbles onto a narcotics ring and begins conducting an investigation. The drug lords send him hooker Linda Evans as a payoff, but she ends up falling for this Budweiser Romeo. This movie reeks of spilled Schlitz, Marlboros, and pizza left on the couch! DVD version includes original theatrical trailer.

When Rashad Gaines takes a job cleaning out an abandoned theater, he wonders if the mishaps that keep occuring have any connection with the last production, a science fiction tale about a rejuvenation machine.

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