Bad Company (1995)

It’s not just a band, Bad Company (1995) is also a movie. It’s actually a few movies, but the one from 1995, just like one of the band’s hits, will make you "Feel Like Makin' Love". The 1995 entry into the annals of “Films called Bad Company” is an espionage-laden spy vs. spy caper like only the ‘90s could produce. The film stars Laurence Fishburne as a down-on-his-luck former CIA agent who accepts a job at a super secret private firm where former spies do former spy stuff. His direct supervisor is Ellen Barkin, and the company is owned by the uber-evil Vic Grimes (Frank Langella). Bad Company will feel like good company just over twenty minutes in when Fishburne is seen lounging about in his underwear. You’ll feel like a spy when your eyes spy this shirtless stud. He looks like a spy we’d love to get into a game of cat and mouse with. You’ll be purring even harder when you see Fred Henderson’s hairy Henderson as he’s interrupted in the act while Laurence Fishburn sneakily videotapes. Uh, Larry… we’re going to need to see that tape! The nineties were the days where ‘bad’ meant ‘good’ and Bad Company is definitely good for some man meat.