Lion Strike (1994)

Dr. Johnny Wu becomes involved in a global Mafia arms cartel when they kidnap his son Bobby. The cartel, made-up of underworld leaders from around the world, become aware that he stumbled ... See full summary »

Directors:

Rick Jacobson, Joe Hart,

Writers:

Joseph John Barmettler, Art Camacho (story),

Stars:

Don 'The Dragon' Wilson, Marcus Aurelius, Timothy D. Baker

Cast

Complete credited cast:
Don 'The Dragon' Wilson	...	Dr. Johnny Wu
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Marcus Aurelius	...	Fingers
Timothy D. Baker	...	Sparring Partner
Natalie Barish	...	Marla
Art Camacho	...	Carlo
Cash Scot Casey	...	Cowboy
Carl Ciarfalio	...	Vito
Ancel Cook	...	Bronk
Robert Costanzo	...	Louie
John Del Regno	...	Vinny
Michael Delano	...	Lopez
Donnie Hair	...	Stan
Morgan Hunter	...	Vladimir Kruskev
Jim Kline	...	Watkins
Kevin LaRosa	...	Helicopter Pilot

Storyline

Dr. Johnny Wu becomes involved in a global Mafia arms cartel when they kidnap his son Bobby. The cartel, made-up of underworld leaders from around the world, become aware that he stumbled onto valuable information on a computer disk he possesses. Louie and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Kruskev use every bit of their cunning to trap Johnny and retrieve the disk.

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Plot Keywords:

combat | revolver | shotgun | violence | foot chase | 

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Genres:

Action

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Certificate:

R

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

28 February 1995 (USA)

Also Known As:

Ring of Fire III: Lion Strike

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

PM Entertainment Group

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Follows Ring of Fire (1991)

User Reviews

Entertaining in an idiotic way.

This movie is more of a showcase for Don "The Dragon" Wilson to beat people up more than anything else. The fight scenes were fun, but everything else really suffered. Some of the dialog between Wilson and his son (who was incredibly annoying) was so stupid I felt embarrassed for them. There are even two fight scenes toward the beginning that have nothing to do with the film except to show people gettin' the snot kicked out of them. The Russian mobster was so sadistic about being called Boris, it was hilarious. All in all, it was an okay watch the first time around, but I wouldn't want to watch it again.