Another political thriller, this time more comedic in tone as Sam (Michael Mizrahi), a man who has his fingers in many pies, overhears a conversation at his job at the telephone exchange about a secret tape that could be used to blackmail a politician who is deciding who is getting the tender to build the second cross harbour tunnel. The man who made the call is arrested before he can say what he has and where it is but Sam goes looking it and when he can't find the tape, he digs deeper and finds that it involves a shonky businessman (Roy Billing). Also a waitress at another of his jobs, Anna (Lucy Sheehan) is embroiled inadvertedly in the intrigue thanks to her job moonlighting as a dominatrix. Sam, along with his buddy Curtis (John Watson) dig deeper with Sam going above and beyond to find out what's going on, getting himself into more trouble by the minute and dragging his friends with him. Not a bad little movie, Sam gets himself so deep into the intrigue that I didn't stop to ask why he was bothering at all as he doesn't seem to be getting anything out of it. There's some pretty decent foot chase scenes including one that ends in a shark tank. It's all a bit silly particularly for what's at stake but it's good, cheeky fun that you don't usually get in a political thriller.

Just one nude scene in the movie from Louise Graham who shows her breasts after sex with Sam is aborted because he thinks she's more interested in her music than him. There's also a brief sex scene featuring Lucy Sheehan but you don't see much. The dominatrix scenes featuring Lucy are also fairly weird and involve her throwing tomatoes at a bloke. Again, I got the movie from NZ OnScreen, which is also free to watch and just like Should I Be Good? is about as good as quality as we will probably see.