Mad Dog Time

Ellen you are a great actress and i love all your movies, i can watch them over and over, just keep up the good work. James... Full review

Larry Bishop's "Mad Dog Time" (re-titled as "Trigger Happy" for video, due to awful reviews) is possibly the most mistreated, underrated film of all time. I laughed, and I liked it. It's a goofy dark comedy. Enjoy it. Thumbs up!... Full review

Without a doubt, one of the worst films of all time. Not interesting. Not funny. Bland dialog. If there were laws against bad movies, Richard Dreyfuss would be eligible for parole in 2015.... Full review

Byrne turns in the best performance of the film as the fast-talking, pun-spouting Nick. Being the son of a celebrity seems to be what the younger Bishop is best at, too, because Time manages to mangle, botch and fumble every scene, every potential laugh and every bit of talent available. ... Full Review

Goldblum has the central role as Mick, who works for big-time mobster Vic (Richard Dreyfuss, delivering the film's most sympathetic performance). Writer-director Larry Bishop must have called in every favor he was ever owed in order to get these famous players to participate. ... Full Review

He's been in some good movies.....So we get dialogue that thinks it's funny to use Vic, Nick and Mick in the same sentence..... ... Full Review

The modestly budgeted production has modest aspirations: to be an ultra-cool cult film. In this he's helped greatly by cinematographer Frank Byers (d.p. ... Full Review

From this point of view, "Mad Dog Time" will not disappoint. "Mad Dog' has bite Plenty to chew on in darkly comic gangster movie Goldblum's Mick is suave and unflappable, as crafty as a lizard. You'll probably hate this movie ... Full Review