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Charlie Bronson goes to Colorado to deal with that same ol\' blood feud when two Mormon bros. branch out into some pretty wild dogma all while Charlie walks around and does some really bad reporting.

Bronson\'s Smith is arguably the worst reporter I\'ve ever seen (Chris Cilliza at least says something even if its moronic) and I don\'t understand how anything happens in this film around him. We\'ve got your classic idiot plot here. The villains yell out "Hey it\'s us, look at us! We\'re the water company! Arrest us!" while the surrounding cast of characters look at a silent Smith for all the answers. Usually Bronson is a blank slate in Cannon movies but I really can\'t blame him for this one. Smith is just that slow.

As for what\'s going on here... well, it\'s just Chinatown. These water companies are apparently a real problem and probably require some federal regulation, at least oversight. Yet, somehow the villain\'s plot just doesn\'t work. Starting a blood feud to gain access to an artesian water source to inflate company profits for a company that you don\'t own but plan on buying once its worth a whole bunch doesn\'t seem like a foolproof plan.

While the film isn\'t your usually Cannon/Bronson banana business, I still think it\'s a good time. The acting is ridiculous and some of the set pieces are so incredibly stupid (one has a great driving stunt) as well as watching Charlie mumble through his marks makes for a good watch. Don\'t expect fireworks but do expect some Cannon buffoonery.