Kickboxer 5 (1995)After David Sloan is murdered, it's up to kick-boxing champ Matt Reeves to avenge him. Director:Kristine PetersonWriter:Rick Filon |
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Kickboxer 5 (1995)After David Sloan is murdered, it's up to kick-boxing champ Matt Reeves to avenge him. Director:Kristine PetersonWriter:Rick Filon |
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James Ryan | ... |
Mr. Negaal
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| Tony Caprari | ... |
Moon
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| Greg Latter | ... |
Bollen
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Duane Porter | ... |
Bull
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George Moolman | ... |
Pinto
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Rulan Booth | ... |
Angie Croft
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Robert Whitehead | ... |
Tito
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Denney Pierce | ... |
Johnny Styles
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John Hussey | ... |
Chalky
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Dale Cutts | ... |
Trainer
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Mathew Stewardson | ... |
Valet
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Burton Richardson | ... |
Jack
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Robin Smith | ... |
Chauffeur
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Kickbox champion Matt Reeves witnesses the murder of his friend Johnny. When he investigates on the circumstances it appears that a Mr. Neegal in South Africa has founded a new kickbox association and does not leave international champions much of a chance. Johnny had to pay with his life when he did not want to join. Neegal seems to kill everybody who is in his way. Matt is on his own now, but suddenly finds an unexpected ally. Written by Oliver Heidelbach
this movie represents the slowest and most boring of the franchise(so far)i also found it pointless and even more devoid of any real story than any of the previous entries.there's some action scenes which are not bad and Mark Dacascos has some good fighting mood and i like his fighting style.he seems able to carry a movie all right,but the movie doesn't carry him.i did like the inclusion of James Ryan (from "Kill or be Killed"(1980) and "Kill and Kill Again)(1981)as the villain of the piece.he makes a pretty good villain and also has a very cool fighting style.but the problem with this movie,besides the hackneyed plot,is it is mostly just a bunch of endless foot chase scenes.in my opinion "Kickboxer 5" is a 4/10