Hard Ticket to Hawaii (1987)

WVIFF is proud to present “Beyond the Back Row,” a new film series showcasing weird, offbeat, and obscure films that would feel right at home in a grindhouse theater on 42nd Street during the 1970’s. Join us as we explore daring, no holds barred films that aren’t afraid to shock, titillate, and provoke… beyond the back row. For this month we bring you HARD TICKET TO HAWAII

A Hawaiian drug kingpin plans to flood the islands with narcotics all financed by illegal diamond shipments to his private retreat. When his henchmen kill two DEA agents who were trying to stop the drug lord, the Agency sends in two of its best agents to break up the drug ring and take out the leader. Filled with bullets, bombs & babes – its James Bond meets Baywatch.

What the critics are saying:

“It’s pure cheese in celluloid form, and I think anyone who enjoys ‘so bad it’s good’ cinema will definitely have a blast.”
– HorrorNews.net