This must be one of those made for TV movie that's designed to kill 2 hours of the people who are watching it. The quality is good, but the story is pretty brainless.Four crooks makes a bank heist. One of them is a teenage son of the boss, and the brain of the gang.The gang has a falling out, and father and the son team goes off on their own. The story then takes twist of its own, and goes deep into misadventures of all who are involved.I kind of liked this movie. There were many movies like this in the '90s that came on at late nights. Cynthia Rothrock is one of the gang, and she shows her kung-fu skill on this movie, but her acting is pretty one dimensional. She could have gone further if her acting improved after her 10th year mark, but it never happened. These movies are made for late night entertainment, and should be watched in that vein.

Corey Haim was excellent in this flick! Corey Haim plays a teenage bank robber who along with his father and 2 friends rob banks together. When things between the friend backfire and blow up, Nelson and his father set out on their own to pull of the biggest heist yet. When their plan backfires and his father is caught, Nelson is left with the mother he thought was dead. Together they plan to get his dad out of jail. When Nelson is kidnapped by the IL friends it is up to his mom and dad to find away to put aside their differences to save their son. Will his father be able to save his son from his ex friends or will Nelson be forced to work for them or die if he chooses not to.

Those who have the old sky movies will have stumbled on a film of this nature at some point. An unsuccessful, middle of the road, piece of light entertainment from years back. Perhaps a lesser known film in a once big stars career. This film is one such film. It is simple entertainment and not in the least bit testing. Corey Haim, a one time box office dynamo like fellow Corey, Mr Feldman, was at this point growing old. He was at an age where we could no longer forgive his annoyances because of his youth, he was just plain annoying and audiences didn't watch his films. Soon after this film Haim, like Feldman (who in fact had far more acting talent than Haim) dropped into DTV obscurity. I remember watching another film of Haims; License To Drive which was more of a success yet the same simple formula of light hearted comical hi-jinks. Fast Getaway is worth a watch.Co-starring is the pocket rocket herself, the queen of action, Cynthia Rothrock. This was the biggest film to date in her career and could have been a break through in her career, but the film flopped, so it wasn't. However from her showing in this Rothrock doesn't look out of place in a more substantially budgeted film than her DTV chop-socky flicks. Rothrock plays a real horny dynamo of a woman who by the end of the film severely beats the hell out of all her male co-stars. What we learn is two things: 1): She could kick their buts easily in real life, and 2): I would love her to kick the crap out of me! Rothrock is sexy, no doubt and the Haim and Leo Rossi (His father in the film) even discuss the plumpness and roundness of her boobies which in a strange way is almost in a way a conversation with the male audience as well! The film is about a bank robbing father and son team, who break away from their other two partners, after a ruck, including Lilly (Rothrock). Lilly was going out with Sam (Nelsons father) and when she wanted to cut out the young and annoying Nelson, Sam didn't like it. So what we have is a long seen where Cynthia absolutely kicks the living be-Jesus out of Leo Rossi who actually looked like he was taking a few hard shots there. Lilly with her incredibly vivacious sex drive disbands with the idiot Tony who revels in being her sex toy (lucky SOB!). They are soon rivals and of course the two groups face off down the line.The film is funny. It's not laugh a minute, bawl out loud stuff and that's a reason it didn't do good business. However there's chemistry between Haim and Rossy and some decent dramatic moments. There's a fair bit of teenage angst compared to other films of this genre however they are not greatly handled because director Spiro Sparatozozoazoozoa or whatever his name is is actually a stunt co-ordinator by trade. His direction is incompetent but he pulls off some neat car chases throughout the movie. Haim is for the most part actually quite likable despite the hyperactivity, awful hair and fashion, but in truth if you've put up with modern teen stars in their films theses days, the likes of Feldman and Haim make a refreshing and far more likable change. This is basic teen-comedy fare that is a darn sight more enjoyable than recent big budget pap. At least I didn't finish wanting to insert a fork into my eye ball! **1/2

For anyone who really likes to see Corey Haim in action then this is the film for you. Cheesy? Yes! Entertaining? Definitely. Exciting in bits and you get to view a BABE!