Full Impact (1993)

A former cop who has become a professional bounty hunter tracks a serial killer who kills with his bare hands. When the killer learns that he is being tracked he starts tracking his hunter ... See full summary »

Director:

David Huey

Writers:

David Huey, Marc Messenger

Stars:

Gary Daniels, Kent Ducanon, Linda Bennett

Cast

Credited cast:
Gary Daniels	...	Jared Taskin
Kent Ducanon	...	William Arkaday
Linda Bennett	...	Dr. Weise
Richard Rabago	...	Chief
Rod Kei	...	Club fighter
Raul Reformina	...	Louis Diosdado
Gerald Okamura	...	Japanese fighter
Graciella Casillas	...	Female Kickboxer
Mailee Daniels	...	Amanda Taskin
Shane Daniels	...	Alex Taskin
Atta Worick	...	Lee Taskin
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Shaun T. Benjamin	...	Arnold Jenks (as Shaunt Benjamin)
Santina Rae Bowers	...	Masseuse
Daming Chen	...	Louis' Street Fighter
Ron Hall	...	Warehouse Assailant #2

Storyline

A former cop who has become a professional bounty hunter tracks a serial killer who kills with his bare hands. When the killer learns that he is being tracked he starts tracking his hunter leading to the invariable martial arts showdown. Unfortunately everything about this film is wrong. The dialog is horrible, the acting is of the high school variety, and the fight scenes which are shown to be choreographed by Gary Daniels are some of the most faked ever put on celluloid. Even the sounds of the "hits" are out of sync with the action. Contains lots of martial arts violence and nudity.

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Plot Keywords:

martial arts | independent film

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Taglines:

"Gary Daniels is Dynamite and Full Impact is the fuse" ~John Corcoran, Editor 'Fighter' Magazine

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Genres:

Action

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Details

Official Sites:

Cine Excel Entertainment

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

27 November 1997 (USA)

Also Known As:

American Streetfighter 2... The Full Impact

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Cine Excel Entertainment, Silver Screen International

Technical Specs

Runtime:

72 min 86 min (2004 DVD)

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Goofs

At about 32:06, during a fight, Jared's opponent clearly says, "Sorry," after landing a kick too hard.

User Reviews

So bad it's great.

Oh man, this movie is just so bad it's good. I bought this movie at f.y.e for a dollar, and it was worth it. It's a beat em' up action with a strange amount of porn, and just over the top kungfu. During the movie, it often seems like the actors mouths don't match to what their actually saying, (if you can call them actors) even know the movie is American. Sometimes I think this movie consists only of stunt doubles. The lead actor seems like he could be Fabio double, and the main 'bad guy' could easily be a Patrick Stuart look alike. All in all, I recommend this movie to anyone with a good sense of humor, a love for kungfu action, and a dollar in their pocket, go buy this movie!