Bounty Hunters

Pro-wrestling if they took out all the wrestling and turned the pre-bout mouthing-off into a daytime soap opera.

One actor specifically is weird. He is good at delivering a contextless, individual line such as you would expect a voice actor to do when recording random lines for NPCs in a video game. However, string them together into a paragraph, or god-forbid interact with another actor, and he becomes a wooden voiced automaton. The film wants to be stylish like a Tarrentino film, but the actors are more interested in it being an action packed punch fest. The two styles clash horribly.

Lady wrassler Trish Stratus stars as, you guessed it, a bounty hunter. The script, direction and acting are all of the bare minimum quality, but it's not a horrible waste of time. Trish gets most of the cheesy pro wrestling moves out of her system in the first scrap, freeing her up to have a pair of perfectly acceptable brawls against a Chinese assassin in a nurse's outfit. There's even a couple of genuine laughs, and you get to hear Trish dropping multiple F-bombs.

Extra points for the cheese and because Trish is hot.

B-movie grade; but any film that has Trish in panties is automatically at a 75 to begin with; no matter what.