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* DointItForTheArt: Writer/Producer/Director James B. Harris and star/Producer Creator/JamesWoods both worked for scale on this film in order to get it made.
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* DointItForTheArt: DoingItForTheArt: Writer/Producer/Director James B. Harris and star/Producer Creator/JamesWoods both worked for scale on this film in order to get it made.
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* AwesomeDearBoy: Composer Michel Colombier agreed to compose the music without seeing a single frame of the finished film because he was a big fan of James B. Harris's earlier film ''Film/SomeCallItLoving''.
* BoxOfficeBomb: Budget, $2,500,000. Box office, $1,884,315.
* DointItForTheArt: Writer/Producer/Director James B. Harris and star/Producer Creator/JamesWoods both worked for scale on this film in order to get it made.
* InvisibleAdvertising: Although the film garnered positive reviews, Atlantic, the studio behind the film, were encountering financial difficulties and could not publicize or advertise the film.
* WorkingTitle: Originally filmed under the book's title ''Blood on the Moon'', Atlantic, the studio behind the picture, decided to re-title the film "Cop" because they were concerned that people would think it was a slasher movie. The new title also suited Atlantic's market campaign, which tried to sell the film as an action/thriller similar to ''Film/DirtyHarry''.
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* BoxOfficeBomb: Budget, $2,500,000. Box office, $1,884,315.
* DointItForTheArt: Writer/Producer/Director James B. Harris and star/Producer Creator/JamesWoods both worked for scale on this film in order to get it made.
* InvisibleAdvertising: Although the film garnered positive reviews, Atlantic, the studio behind the film, were encountering financial difficulties and could not publicize or advertise the film.
* WorkingTitle: Originally filmed under the book's title ''Blood on the Moon'', Atlantic, the studio behind the picture, decided to re-title the film "Cop" because they were concerned that people would think it was a slasher movie. The new title also suited Atlantic's market campaign, which tried to sell the film as an action/thriller similar to ''Film/DirtyHarry''.
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