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When his brother is framed for murder, a detective quits the force and breaks all the rules in pursuit of the real killers. Teaming with a beautiful lawyer, they uncover city-wide corruption and betrayal in the process.
When I saw the film company for `Cop-Out' was AIP, I got pretty nervous. I had just watched another AIP movie, `The Final Sanction,' the night before, and my mood was not very positive. But actually, `Cop-Out' wasn't bad at all. It was really almost good. Yes, I said almost. It is a close shot, and I will try to tell you why.

Cop Bobby (Dave Buff) is struggling with the current ordeal of his brother being tried for the murder of the mayor's drug addict son. He knows his brother is innocent, so he is tracking down the hoodlums that may have had a connection to the murder victim. When his brother's lawyer gets sick, public defender Evelyn (Kathryn Luster) is brought in to represent Bobby's brother. Together, they start to piece the puzzle together, knowing the crucial key is figuring out how the mayor's son was shot with Bobby's brother's gun. But someone is lurking about, making sure Bobby doesn't get too close by murdering people. That's about all that could be said about the plot without giving away important details, but there really isn't much more plot than that. You might be thinking that this sounds like another boring cop movie full of cliches, and you'd be right. What caught me completely off guard was the way writer/director Lawrence L. Simeone provided us with a complex scenario. The crime, when it is finally unraveled in the end, is more detailed and complicated than you would expect from this type of movie. Yet it makes sense if you were paying attention. It looks like Simeone was working with as small of a budget as possible, and he manages to make a lot of elements work through his writing.

His direction, on the other hand, is not so hot. I could see the moments where the budget was holding him back, but there were also moments that even the budget cannot be blamed. It's something you have to see for yourself, but it usually involves quick cuts, long and drawn out scenes of simple actions, or cliched scenes of people undressing. There is also the unnecessary and unfunny insertion of bad comedy in the form of two dopey beat cops that are always touching things at crime scenes. It brings a chuckle the first time, but that's all. **Minor Spoiler Here** And then there is one major goof where a woman is murdered and spells a word in cough syrup before she dies which helps point the finger at the killer. Thing is, she doesn't actually see the person that shoots her, so there is no way she should have written what she did. These flaws are hard to ignore. In effect they make a low-budget effort that is almost a gem fall short of the mark. Still, if you catch this on television late at night, you might want to check it out. Despite his funny name, Dave Buff is pretty good in the lead and his supporting cast isn't bad either. You could surely do much worse. Zantara's score: 5 out of 10. Bobby Vanelli (Buff) is your classic Cop On the Edge (or COTE as we call them). This guy is really angry, and getting angrier, as his brother, a fellow officer, has been framed for murder. Working with his partner, the Hawaiian shirt-loving Turner (Ranger), and a Public Defender, Evelyn (Luster), Vanelli puts his emotional control skills and his indoor voice to the test as he tries to exonerate his brother. There may be some romance with Evelyn and all that, but, naturally, it's an election year, and there's a conspiracy that goes, naturally, all the way to the top, so Vanelli dons his sleeveless "fool for love" shirt and gets down to business. Will this cop be out of a job - and will his brother see his efforts as a...COP OUT? There once was a man named Dave Buff. He's credited here as David D. Buff, presumably so he won't be confused with any of the other Dave Buffs out there. He looks like a lost Stallone brother, crossed with Chris Penn and Loren Avedon. Besides Cop-Out, he's only been in one other thing, a short film of the Stephen King tale "The Boogeyman", from 1982, which was later interpolated into the Nightshift Collection (1994). So he must have been psyched that he was pulled from playing "Cop #2" in a short film to being top billed and starring in Cop-OUT. Looks like he was promoted. We didn't know what to expect going into Cop-Out, but based on his name, we thought he might be a musclehead or a meathead, but he's really more of a hothead. He angrily screams and yells most of his dialogue, as if anything anybody does has gotten on his last nerve. But he gets results, and he just may be the Buff we have always wanted to be.

Unfortunately, Cop-Out - despite the hard work and strong presence of Mr. Buff - is a disappointment. Sure, it suffers from a lot of the typical low-budget pitfalls: stilted dialogue, technical clunkiness, overly-dark lighting, dire pacing issues, etc., but we won't fault them, necessarily, on any of that stuff. It happens, we get it. Where the movie falls down is that, in addition to already having some of those cards stacked against it, it's overly talky with many long, drawn-out scenes of boring, dialogue-heavy matters. And at 102 minutes, there's really no excuse for that. In other words, Buff should have busted more heads, instead of conversing with plenty of talking heads. That's not to say there aren't some very, very dumb shooting/beat-up/car chase/blow-up scenes, and it does feature one of the most brain cell-depleting strip club brawls we've seen to date, but the overall junky feel is just too all-consuming to make up for the flaws.

It's all very amateurish - which, again, on its own isn't necessarily a bad thing - but it's just one more notch in the ever-expanding "lose" column. It's like a childish, adolescent attempt at an adult police drama; note uses of attempted cop lingo such as "bluecoats" and "fun gun" (whatever the heck that is). Sadly, there are some noteworthy things buried beneath the surface of Cop-Out, but the execution is poor, so they never come out to shine. It doesn't have the charm of a Provoked (1989) (though it does share a strong central character with that movie) - it's really closer in spirit to a dud like Lethal Force (2002), and the cinematic style, if there could be said to be one, makes David Heavener look like Martin Scorsese.

It does hark back to a time when someone could rise from obscurity and headline a DTV movie - Jay Roberts Jr., Matt Hannon, and Flint Keller come to mind, just to name a few - and anything went in the wild west of the golden age of the video store. We, as viewers, need not have heard of Dave Buff prior to this in order to take a chance on a VHS rental of Cop-Out. Having an awesome name would make you stand out from your competitors though. However, the results are quite dumb, and it could have used another B-movie name to support Buff in his efforts. Anyone would do, but we're thinking like a Robert Vaughn, Troy Donahue, or Charles Napier, anybody on that tier. But we don't get anybody, and this Cop gets no backup.

Cop-Out, not to be confused with that other Cop Out (2010) (clearly Kevin Smith did not do his homework), is lacking in just too many areas, but the sorest spot is the fact that it was in dire need of editing. That would have solved some of the wonky issues. But there are some problems even Dave can't save, so when it comes to Cop-Out, we'd say opt out.

FINAL NOTE: Just as the WASP video briefly seen in Ghost Warrior (1985) was a movie highlight then, the video for Anthrax's "Got the Time" is seen on a TV screen here. If only the movie was as bold, dynamic, energetic and powerful as the song/video, such a contrast between the two wouldn't be so evident.

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