Pass the Ammo

Synopsis

In the 1988 comedy film 'Pass the Ammo', Reverend Ray Porter, played by Bill Paxton, finds himself in a hilarious and chaotic situation when a greedy televangelist named Reverend Ray (played by Tim Curry) takes over his church. As Reverend Ray schemes to steal the church's money for his own selfish desires, chaos ensues and the congregation gets caught up in a series of absurd and outrageous events. Bill Paxton's portrayal of the earnest Reverend Ray adds depth and heart to the film, creating a captivating and entertaining story that explores themes of greed, redemption, and the power of faith.

Cast

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  Bill Paxton

  Jesse Wilkes

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  Linda Kozlowski

  Claire

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  Tim Curry

  Rev. Ray Porter

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  Annie Potts

  Darla

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  Dennis Burkley

  Big Joe Becker

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  Glenn Withrow

  Arnold Limpet

Reviews

Despite its low IMDb rating of 5.8/10, 'Pass the Ammo' has received mixed reviews from critics. Some praise the film for its zany humor and over-the-top performances, with one reviewer calling it 'a hilarious and satirical take on the world of televangelism'. However, others criticize the film for its uneven pacing and lack of focus, with another reviewer stating that 'the film struggles to find a balance between comedy and social commentary'. Overall, 'Pass the Ammo' is a polarizing film that will appeal to fans of dark comedies and offbeat storytelling.