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This movie is just a lot of fun to watch. Featuring some fantastic little fight sequences and a charismatic set of leads, the film makes it easy to overlook some of its short-comings, which really aren't its fault at all, and are generally shared by most independent films, not just in the action genre. Seven-time WWE Women's champion Trish Stratus makes her film debut as Jules, a bounty hunter whose team gets drawn into making a deal with a gangster named Hal in order to make a bigger payday by turning over one of their bounties to him instead of taking him to the police. Along the way they have a run-in with a few goons who work for Hal and have to fight for their lives. It's not the most complex plot-line ever, but a ton of action films are held together on flimsier premises, and do far less with what they have.

How to Watch Bail Enforcers Legally and Safely

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