Flesh and Bullets (1985)

Flesh and Bullets: Directed by Carlos Tobalina. With Glenn McKay, Gail Sterling, Mic Morrow, Cydney Hill. Two men meet in a bar in Las Vegas and discover that they have one big problem in common – their wives. They decide to do something drastic about it.

“Wow. I am not sure where to begin. Top-billed u0026quot;special performances byu0026quot; Yvonne DeCarlo is literally in one shot. Cesar Romero does slightly better with two shots. Poor Cornel Wilde (with a bad hair dye) and Aldo Ray appear in two short, poorly lit, poorly shot, poorly framed, poor sound recorded scenes. Now onto the good stuff: I actually found the two male leads compelling. Glenn McKay and Mic Morrow have no other credits on IMDB, but theyu0026#39;re actually quite good. The film itself, in some strange way, drew me in. It was much better than I expected it to be. Like one of the other reviewers said, I saw the Variety add back in the day and was curious about the cast. I doubt this film got any playdates at all, despite the u0026quot;theatricalu0026quot; trailer included on the DVD. I could see myself sitting through this one again.”