This nutso action flick stars Finn Carter, the acting challenged daughter of former State Department spokesman Hodding Carter III, as Suuny Justice, a lady boxer out for revenge when her sister is murdered by local hoodlums. The fact that she boxes is referred to at the start of the film and then conveniently forgotten once she returns to her home town, where wicked Frank Gorshin has too many fingers in the pie. Unbeknownst to the locals (including Sunny's former main squeeze, a lawman played by Kevin Bacon-lookalike Marc Singer), she has had extensive training as a member of a super secret, all-woman Special Forces unit. When Sunny decides she's in over her head, she rounds up her fellow lady veterans, including Kathleen Kinmont and several other large-breasted women who enjoy soaking in hot tubs, for some good old fashioned man-pounding. This cut rate, direct to video feature from Triboro Films wishes it could have been produced by Golan-Globus. At least Gorshin seems to be having fun.
Review of Sweet Justice
