Lovely but Deadly

This isn't good, but it does have its moments. Most of them come courtesy of either the unintentionally hilarious dialogue & fight scenes, or Lucinda Dooling, who gives an honestly pretty good performance as an ass-kicking teenager. The rest of the cast is meh, though Mel Novak's wonderfully wooden turn as a corrupt rich dude is enjoyable. The plot is predictable & the script is laughably bad, but this could've easily turned out a lot worse than it did & there's some campy charm to be found.