Karate Cop (1991)John Travis is the last honest cop in a future dominated by terroristic martial-arts gangs who fight gladiator-style in arenas. Director:Alan Roberts |
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Ronald L. Marchini | ... |
John Travis
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Carrie Chambers | ... | |
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Michael E. Bristow | ... |
Snaker
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Michael M. Foley | ... |
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Dana Bentley | ... |
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Dax Nicholas | ... |
Cal
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Vibbe Haugaard | ... |
Mica
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Warren Reed | ... |
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Mark Christensen | ... |
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Ernest C. Day III | ... |
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Craig Pryor | ... |
1st stick attacker
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Don Bartolo | ... |
2nd stick attacker
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Frank O. Montelongo | ... |
Knife attacker
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John Travis is the last honest cop in a future dominated by terroristic martial-arts gangs who fight gladiator-style in arenas.
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October 1992 (Germany) See more »Also Known As:
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With a name like "Karate Cop", what are you really expecting? This movie is a perfect example of a brainless, bizarre, early 90s action movie. It has terrible acting, has a plot with as many holes as swiss cheese, and stars a third-rate Chuck Norris clone (ouch!) and David Carradine (who is only in one scene and gets killed).
That said, my circle of friends enjoyed this movie because we have a soft spot for god-awful movies. So if you enjoy MST3K, frequent the IMDb's Bottom 100, and love to make fun of Norris, Segal, Van Damme, and Stallone than this movie is worth a look on a Sunday night, possibly after a few too many beers. Otherwise, avoid like the plague.