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| Shô Kosugi | ... |
Shiro Tanaka
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Lewis Van Bergen | ... |
Havlock
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Robin Evans | ... |
Jennifer Lane
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Gerry Gibson |
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Charles Lucia | ... |
Dick
(as Chip Lucia)
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Richard Wiley | ... |
Ray Jones
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Carlos Estrada |
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Ulises Dumont |
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Theodore McNabney | ... |
(as Ted McNabney)
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Alan Amiel |
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Armando Capo | ... |
Juan
(as Armando Caro)
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Marlee Jepson | ... |
Girl in Convertible
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Alejo Apsega | ... |
Killer in Hotel
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Ezequiel Ezquenazi | ... |
Killer in Hotel
(as Ezequiel Ezkenazi)
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Eric Seward | ... |
Desk Clerk
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A Japanese cop, Shiro, and his partner Ray are after a bunch of drug dealers. But they are betrayed by an insider and Ray is killed. Shiro follows the murderer, a sadistic drug lord, up to Singapore.
Please do not confuse this title with RAGE AND HONOR starring Cynthia Rothrock. This martial arts / action film is still not pumped up to the limit, but it did deliver some occasional surprises. Our Asian action man, Tanaka, can fist-fight and use a gun simultaneously. Not only that, he also carries a wide arsenal of weapons including ninja stars and bombs, all of which makes this worth an evening rental. Even more, he does about a couple of cool action stunts that rival (but not as good as) Jackie Chan once in a while. It's a fairly solid 80s actioner because of these features. Let me warn you, though. This movie is kind of lame and it won't hold your interest after one viewing. Solid choreography carries RAGE OF HONOR above the average mark.