Bad Attitude

About This Movie

Bad Attitude is this gritty little gem from 1993, directed by Bill Cummings. The film dives into a murky world where Eddie Johnson, a worn-out undercover cop, navigates the twisted alleys of Seattle's Chinatown. The atmosphere is thick with tension, and the pacing feels intentionally jarring, matching Eddie's disillusionment. You can almost taste the noir elements in the air, with a cast of characters that ooze hidden motives. Practical effects add a layer of rawness that you don't always see in TV movies from this era. The performances, particularly Eddie's struggle against his own demons, really ground the story. It's not your average action flick; it’s got this strange, unsettling vibe that sticks with you.

Features a unique blend of action and noir elements.Strong practical effects for a TV movie of its time.Interesting portrayal of an undercover cop's psyche.