"Guncrazy" is a mediocre movie at best, unfortunately. However, if you want to see a 17-year old Drew in (yet again) sexual situations (none of which are good), then this is the movie for you.
It combines the "I married an ex-con", "I like guns", and "I'm a (...) troubled girl" plots into yet another movie.
Directed by Tamra Davis, who made at least one pretty good movie ("Skipped Parts"), so she is not totally without talent. The movie was written by Matthew Bright, who wrote "Freeway" a few years earlier, so he has talent as well. Included are Drew Barrymore, Ione Skye and a couple other notable names, however, they display no real talents here.
I guess the dialog is the weakest link, here. Some of it just sounds bad or out of place.
There are no extra features. I got my copy locally if I recall, for cheaper, too. You could do worse, but not by much.
(I may have already reviewed this DVD - released by Platinum - despite it not being availbale till now at Amazon...)
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