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It's illegal. It's immoral. And it's always deadly.Plot:
Professor John Stoneman Teaches at the local university. John philosophy is to prevent violence and handle any situation without hurting anybody... more | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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Very good film, but disappointing fight scenes... moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Jeff Wincott | ... | Professor John Stoneman |
 | Sven-Ole Thorsen | ... | Darcona |
| Phillip Jarrett | ... | Doc |
| Richard Fitzpatrick | ... | Armstrong |
 | Guylaine St-Onge | ... | Carmel Stoneman |
| Joseph Di Mambro | ... | Jason Samuels |
 | Douglas O'Keeffe | ... | Tayback |
| Kerry Harris | ... | Mr. Kerry |
| Dennis O'Connor | ... | Doctor |
| David Fraser | ... | Dave |
| Jason Weinberg | ... | Hank |
| David Campbell | ... | Henry |
| Derek Clifford | ... | Slick |
 | Rogue Johnston | ... | Maitre D |
| Mark Huissman | ... | Boy Boy |
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Rated R for continuous strong violence and language.Parents Guide:
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96 min | USA:93 minCountry:
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Australia:MA (TV rating) | Iceland:16 | South Korea:15 | UK:18 | Finland:K-18 | Germany:18 | USA:RFilming Locations:
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaMOVIEmeter: 
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[after getting stabbed through the hand, and licking off the blood]Darcona: I'm gonna hurt you. I'm gonna make you scream!
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I bought this film on the basis that i thought it was a martial arts film and, seeing that its premise was 'fights to the death', that it would have a lot of good fights in it, a la Shootfighter. I was let down in that regard - the film didn't feature many fights at all (though those that did feature were pretty good, thanks to hero Jeff Wincotts brutal style), but i still enjoyed the film. It was fairly harrowing in parts, and the actors portrayed well the feeling of lost hope that the prisoners in the fighting tournament, forced to fight against their will far from home, all felt.
I was surprised at the amount of human drama and philosophising this film had in it. Jeff Wincott is a very, very good actor and criminally under-rated. And here, as a man torn between his strong anti-violent beliefs and his desire to stay alive in a game where a man must kill to survive, he gives one of his strongest performances yet. Out of the batch of action hero clones that materialised during the late 80s/ early 90s, Jeff Wincott stands head and shoulders above them all in the acting department. And although he hasn't got the ultra- flexibility of a Van Damme or Daniel Bernhardt, he has his own brutal fighting style that i for one enjoy watching (watch the excellent Mission of Justice for a good example of Wincott at his best).