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Pistol Whipped
Comedian/actor/stud Tommy Pistol, kind of a porn renaissance man, sends up his own wacky public persona and the absurdities of the adult industry in creative director Aiden Riley's anarchic, hardcore comedy "Pistol whipped." Between kooky skits, the unpredictable cocksman enjoys perverse, kinky sex with an assortment of young, all-natural babes. Tommy proposes to cute blonde Chloe Cherry, offering a ring: his cock ring! He drills her drooling face through a sleeve toy and stuffs his balls inside her sphincter! Skinny redhead Lola Fae applies lipstick to Tommy, who's cross-dressed in feminine lingerie and heels. He ruthlessly plows her meaty pussy and delivers a hard buttfuck. Fed up with slutty, disrespectful stepdaughter Lexi Lore, Tommy overpowers her, slapping, spitting, choking and reaming her throat. Blonde Chloe Temple and cute Asian Saya Song compete for Tommy's prick in a backdoor threesome spiced with blowjobs, rimming, foot fetish, toe sucking and a three-way sperm swap!
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Plot Summary
A group of bumbling criminals attempts to pull off a heist, but their plans go hilariously awry at every turn. Facing a ticking clock and their own incompetence, they must navigate a series of absurd obstacles to escape with the loot. The film follows their chaotic journey filled with unexpected twists and turns.
Critical Reception
Pistol Whipped was met with overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics and audiences alike, often cited for its low production value, nonsensical plot, and poor acting. It is widely considered one of the worst films of its release year.
What Reviewers Say
Universally panned for its amateurish filmmaking and lack of coherence.
Widely criticized for its offensive content and absence of any redeeming qualities.
A bafflingly bad film that offers no entertainment value.
Google audience: Audience reviews consistently highlight the film's abysmal quality, with many users expressing regret for watching it and deeming it a waste of time. Common complaints include poor acting, a nonsensical story, and technical deficiencies.
Fun Fact
The film features an unlikely cameo from Tommy Wiseau, known for his cult classic 'The Room'.
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