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| Trish Stratus | ... |
Jules
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| Frank J. Zupancic | ... |
Ridley
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| Boomer Phillips | ... |
Chase Thomson
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Joseph Rafla | ... |
Hal Lambino
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| Christian Bako | ... |
Francis
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Andrea James Lui | ... |
Ruby
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Richard Ha | ... |
Deacon
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Enrico DiFede | ... |
Mario Antonio
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Rodrigo Fernandez-Stoll | ... |
Peter
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Marc-André Boulanger | ... |
Matt Plant
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Shealyn Angus | ... |
Mimi
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Craig Cyr | ... |
Dirty Cop
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Paige Albrecht | ... |
Gwen - Health Club Receptionist
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Craig Porritt | ... |
Homeless Man
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| Jennifer Polansky | ... |
Sally - Waitress in Diner
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A hundred thousand dollar bounty or a million dollar execution? Choosing the former launches the heroes of BOUNTY HUNTERS into an all-out fight just to stay alive. The feature film debut of international fitness model Trish Stratus, BOUNTY HUNTERS is a sexy, action packed ride. Written by Anonymous
I sometimes enjoy B Movies as they can be entertaining, this was in this line but the wooden acting and horribly staged fight scenes just killed any interest in the movie. The plot itself was believable but the way every scene was directed at the female wrestling star getting into a fight and kicking some ass, but it all got too much and boring, the wrestler had a great physique but not much in the way of acting talent. The funny guy was just plain stupid and not much of an actor or even a wrestler. The lead actor was restricted by the poor script and pregnant pauses where they would concoct some scenario to get into a giant fight, where any gang killers would have shot everyone dead within seconds, which should have happened to all actors, directors, producers and anyone else involved with this creation.