The third stop in the 'Busty Cops' series and let's get the obvious out of the way. It has the typical threadbare story and a parade of boobs. Of the original ladies only Nikki Nova returns but Hannah Harper from 2 is back. The interesting part is what a trainwreck this production was apparently.
Directed by Libby Rockwell - a pseudonym for Michael Whiteacre - who was removed from the project. It's not all sunshine & lollipops hanging around models & pornstars. Especially when there's money involved and horrible people types with egos. You wouldn't know if you couldn't read about it.
They recut his original vision of the film so 'Protect and Serve!' comes off like any other T&A flick these day. No humor or action. Just cram as much boobs and sex in as you can. A horrible voiceover was inserted after they scrapped the story device of time travel and all the scenes and dialog that dealt with that. If you want juicy details, hear from the director himself in the comments of one of the critic reviews.
If that doesn't interest you, I can say 'Protect and Serve!' has the standard selection of nudity that this series and genre is built on, but it isn't hot or done with any energy. There's some bad acting and some of the dialog sounds like it was recorded in a tunnel. The final product is the pits.
Directed by Libby Rockwell - a pseudonym for Michael Whiteacre - who was removed from the project. It's not all sunshine & lollipops hanging around models & pornstars. Especially when there's money involved and horrible people types with egos. You wouldn't know if you couldn't read about it.
They recut his original vision of the film so 'Protect and Serve!' comes off like any other T&A flick these day. No humor or action. Just cram as much boobs and sex in as you can. A horrible voiceover was inserted after they scrapped the story device of time travel and all the scenes and dialog that dealt with that. If you want juicy details, hear from the director himself in the comments of one of the critic reviews.
If that doesn't interest you, I can say 'Protect and Serve!' has the standard selection of nudity that this series and genre is built on, but it isn't hot or done with any energy. There's some bad acting and some of the dialog sounds like it was recorded in a tunnel. The final product is the pits.
