Fuzz
Directed by Richard A. Colla
Fuzz
Raquel Welch
Yul Brynner
Tom Skerritt
Jack Weston
Newly Re-mastered in HD! With razor-bright wit and an excellent cast that includes Burt Reynolds (Gator), Raquel Welch (Fathom), Tom Skerritt (Alien), Jack Weston (Cuba) and Yul Brynner (Taras Bulba), this uproarious action-comedy about an incompetent police force is an absolute laugh riot! Adapted from the satirical 87th Precinct Mysteries, Fuzz is a slick police thriller so rip-roaringly funny; it would be a crime not to see it. The undercover policemen of Boston's 87th Precinct are armed and dangerous - and the streets just aren't safe from their bumbling detective work! And when a mysterious extortionist begins carrying out his fiendish scheme to assassinate prominent city official, no tactic is too outrageous for this goofy, ham-fisted squad who will stop at nothing to solve the high-profile case and save their city from the grips of a ruthless, diabolical madman. Directed by Richard A. Colla (Zig Zag, Battlestar Galactica).
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