Excellent, Without a doubt!!

Simple and well acted, it has tension enough to knot the stomach.

A film of deceptively outspoken contemporary relevance, this is cinema at its most alert, alarming and alive.

Close shines in drama with strong language, adult themes.

The film starts out in the future with Space Cop (Rich Evans) spoofing action film cops as he accidently blows up the moon mines with miners in them. Space Cop is inept, clumsy, careless, stupid, lazy, and arrogant. He gets "promoted" to Traffic Space Cop where he finds himself chasing a speeder through a wormhole back in time. He remains "Space Cop" with his gadgets in modern day Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He gets teamed up with Cooper (Mike Stoklasa) a cop from the past who got accidently released from cryro-sleep. They are teamed up as the odd couple cops with bad swagger. The film was designed to be campy and looks like a community TV project, it was done that well. There is only so much stupid Rich Evans can dish out before it gets old. The plot had potential but it feels more like a wasted opportunity as so many of the spoofs were of a generic nature and not directed at various films. Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

I would have found this terrible even during the fart joke time of my life. There was nothing clever or funny about it, the story could have had potential, but it was treated so poorly I could not finish it. Yes I tried, I made it to past the hour mark and wanted to improve myself by playing in traffic.This is on the list of the 10 worst Sci-Fi and 10 Worst films I've ever seen. Save yourself the trauma and DO SOMETHING OTHER THAN WATCH THIS DRIVEL!

I don't think this movie is anybody's idea of a classic, but if you're a fan of RedLetterMedia (like myself,) you can't go wrong! There were several laugh-out-loud moments, despite the fact that we weren't really treated to the angelic laughter of Mr. Rich Evans himself. The special effects were surprising well done considering the budget and intention of the film. All of your favorite hack/frauds are there, even Susan! Additionally, as a fan of supplementary materials, I found the behind the scenes stuff and commentary interesting. After viewing the movie, I was left with only one nagging question. Is Space Cop replacing Best of the Worst?

This film was so dense, every single image had so much going on. There were lots of hidden easter eggs, you didn't notice it...but your brain did.No but seriously, I did find this legitimately funny. As soon as RLM announced that they would be making this (about 12 years ago) I knew it would be gold...and it was! The sets and props looked appropriately cheesy and the classic RLM humour was all there. I really hope Rich wins an Oscar for his performance here. He certainly deserves it. I hope they do a 'Best of the Worst' episode where they watch this movie, that'd be great...oh and another Plinkett review. YOU HACK FRAUDS!I rate this 10 out of 10 Pizza rolls!