David Bradley stars as an ex military tough guy who finds out his old war buddy is up to no good and falls for his buddy's sister, as friction between two war buddies starts over Bradley not wanting to join Zagarino's army of mercenaries, the film like a lot of these grade Z duds fails to develop any dramatic momentum and the lack of any action make this truly one of the most boring movies ever made. David Bradley wasn't as awful as his American Ninja 3 debut would indicate, but despite being a passable presence in other movies (Cyborg Cop, Lower Level, Hard Justice and Total Reality) Blood Warriors features Bradley in comatose mode as he sleepwalks through his part as he rescues the damsel in distress and fights Zagarino. Frank Zagarino fares slightly better as he at least has a marginally interesting look, but the movie gives him no real character and the film in general offers no support for our two action leads. The movie is also poorly made and dreary to look at. The first 15 minutes you find yourself looking for something-anything, to hold your interest and then you merely start thinking about something else to take your mind off it. 90s B.movies by and large are not as fun as their 80s counterparts and movies like this are a prime example as to why. There isn't even much to laugh at, except for when Bradley busts out a guitar and sings. It's all around a pretty dire film, and surprisingly so, considering that it came from the director of such cheeseball classics as American Ninja 1-2, Avenging Force and Revenge Of The Ninja.
1/2* Out of 4-(Awful)
1/2* Out of 4-(Awful)