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Rock n' Roll Cops Lite

Year: 2014 Action Runtime: 80 min

Overview

Rock n' Roll Cops Lite is the PG version of the Scott Shaw Zen Film, The Rock n' Rock Cops. Gone is the nudity that some people may find offensive, remaining is all of the action and the adventure.

Genres

Action

Cast

Scott Shaw

Scott Shaw

Jake Blade

David Heavener

David Heavener

Bonzarelli

Donald G. Jackson

Donald G. Jackson

The Commander

William Smith

William Smith

Rinaldi (archive footage)

Robert Z'Dar

Robert Z'Dar

Dieter (archive footage)

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