Bovie Movie

Despite his status as a major action star, Sylvester Stallone has made a number of attempts to remodel himself as a comic actor; one of his more infamous efforts in this direction was Stop! or My Mom Will Shoot!. Police detective Joe Bromowski (Sylvester Stallone) has just broken off his relationship with his girlfriend (and fellow police officer) Gwen Harper (JoBeth Williams), so Joe’s mother Tutti (Estelle Getty) decides it’s time to pay him a visit. Tutti proceeds to make Joe’s life miserable by nagging him about his clothes, cleaning his apartment, washing his gun, tagging along on investigations, and somehow getting involved with a gun-running organization that the police have been trying to infiltrate. After this film, Stallone would stay away from comedy until 1997, when he played a cameo in another unenthusiastically received film, An Alan Smithee Film — Burn, Hollywood, Burn.

19-year-old CHRISTIE COLEMAN has had a difficult life. After her mother divorced her father RICHARD, Christie was the only one to stand by him despite the fact that everything in Richard’s life seemed to be going downhill. Shortly before his suicide, Christie overheard that Richard’s successful brother RAY, an OB/GYN in Philadelphia, refused to loan Richard money to help him out. Christie, only 16 at the time, was the one to find her father’s body when he shot himself, and vowed at that moment, to someday take revenge on the man she blamed for his demise Uncle Ray. Three years later, Christie sets her plan to ruin Ray’s life and make his murder look like a suicide, into motion. While attending a prestigious university near Ray’s house, she moves in with him and his family his beautiful wife MIRANDA and their rebellious teen daughter HALEY. And it’s right about that time that things start to go tremendously wrong for Ray…