Kevin Maher has a mission: Track down the best scifi buddy cop movie ever. To find the answer, he must look past the usual suspects like Robocop and Real Men and dig into the gritty underworld of The Hidden.
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Movies mentioned in this video include:
• Robocop
• Alien Nation
• Super Fuzz
• Demolition Man
• Future Cop
• Real Men
• The Hidden
• Dead Heat
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The Hidden is so good!
Will somebody please give this guy his own show? His blog is so much better than most of the stuff on TV.
Sucks to have Carrot Top as your boss, huh?
Should've gone with I Come In Peace, starring Dolph Lundgren & Brian Benben!
Good pull on Real Men, though! The scene with the pen and the baseball is an all-time favorite of mine!
While I do hate to contradict the authority here, I feel that I must go on the record and point out that in Superfuzz, the cop with the super powers LOSES his abilities (which are apparently endless and include the ability to stir a bowl of dinner from across the room, turn an ordinary piece of chewing gum into a giant, orange hot-air balloon, and fall straight through the core of the earth--with Borgnine in his arms--and pop out in China) when he sees the color red. Thus, the last scene of the movie, in which Superfuzz's bride pulls off her veil during their wedding to reveal...she has dyed her hair red!!