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The Blonde Dahlia (2017)
Bumbling Detective Brooks and her very tightly wound partner are on the trail of a dangerous serial killer. Brooks must go undercover at the local strip club in a last ditch effort to lure out the murderer. The plan works a little too well though, and the hunter becomes the hunted in this hilarious crime comedy.
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Bumbling Detective Brooks and her very tightly wound partner are on the trail of a dangerous serial killer. Brooks must go undercover at the local strip club in a last ditch effort to lure out the murderer. The plan works a little too well though, and the hunter becomes the hunted in this hilarious crime comedy.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Comedy, Crime
Written By:Dick Chibbles
In Theaters:1/23/2017
Box Office:
Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Wicked
Cast
Stormy Daniels
Director
Asa Akira
Detective Brooks
Michael Vegas
Detective Hammond
Brad Armstrong
Captain
Missy Martinez
Amber’s neighbor
Edyn Blair
captain’s secretary
Monique Alexander
witness
Damon Dice
cowboy boyfriend
Seth Gamble
witness’ boyfriend
Alexa Grace
stripper
Eric John
lap dance patron
Jack Vegas
the killer
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