Palm Harbor Vice 1991
"In America's drug war, one police squad is all that stands between ruthless, merciless gangsters and the innocent citizens of Florida's Gulf Coast."
When Florida's sleepy Gulf Coast town of Palm Harbor faces a sudden surge of violent crime, its small-town vice squad finds itself in the crosshairs of a ruthless drug syndicate and a deranged mastermind determined to dismantle their quiet way of life.
Director: Christopher Flynn
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Palm Harbor Vice (1991) about?
*Palm Harbor Vice* follows a ragtag group of Florida vice cops who trade in their usual speed traps for a desperate battle against a drug cartel and a deranged villain. As the criminals tighten their grip on the Gulf Coast, the cops must scramble to restore order—all while dealing with the absurdities of small-town life and their own questionable tactics.
Who directed Palm Harbor Vice?
Christopher Flynn directed *Palm Harbor Vice*, steering the film's blend of chaotic action and offbeat humor.
Who stars in Palm Harbor Vice?
The film features Bob Goetze, Keith Benjamin, and Brian Pernell as the core trio of Palm Harbor's vice squad.
Is Palm Harbor Vice (1991) worth watching?
While *Palm Harbor Vice* doesn't boast a widely known rating, its low-budget charm and over-the-top crime-fighting antics make it a guilty pleasure for fans of 1990s action-comedy. The film's short runtime and Florida-noir vibe add to its appeal, though viewers should expect more laughs than high-stakes tension.
How long is Palm Harbor Vice?
The film runs for 65 minutes, a tight runtime packed with action, comedy, and small-town chaos.
About Palm Harbor Vice (1991) — Small-Town Cops vs. a Wild Florida Crime Spree
When Florida's sleepy Gulf Coast town of Palm Harbor faces a sudden surge of violent crime, its small-town vice squad finds itself in the crosshairs of a ruthless drug syndicate and a deranged mastermind determined to dismantle their quiet way of life. Led by a trio of determined but under-resourced cops, *Palm Harbor Vice (1991)* transforms a routine patrol shift into a chaotic, darkly comedic chase across neon-lit backroads and sun-soaked diners. Director Christopher Flynn infuses the Florida crime caper with gritty action and offbeat humor, blending the tension of a no-holds-barred drug war with the quirky charm of small-town America. The film's tone balances slapstick chaos with moments of genuine peril, all underscored by the humid, laid-back atmosphere of the Sunshine State.
Caught between upholding the law and surviving the chaos, the vice squad's quest for justice takes a wild turn—complete with speed traps, sticky donut shops, and a villain who treats destruction like a personal hobby. With its mix of slapstick comedy and crime drama, *Palm Harbor Vice (1991)* delivers a breezy yet unpredictable ride that's as much about the camaraderie of its underdog heroes as it is about the absurdity of their mission.