Blood Debts (1985)An ordinary man becomes a vigilante and wages a one-man war against crime Director:Teddy PageWriter:Timothy Jorge |
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Blood Debts (1985)An ordinary man becomes a vigilante and wages a one-man war against crime Director:Teddy PageWriter:Timothy Jorge |
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Richard Harrison | ... |
Mark Collins
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Mike Monty | ... |
Bill
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Jim Gaines | ... |
Peter
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Ann Milhench | ... |
Liza
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Ann Jackson | ... |
Yvette Collins
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Catherine Miles | ... |
Sarah Collins
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Dick Israel | ... |
Rapist
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Willy Williams | ... |
Informer
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Rick Thomas | ... |
Billy
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Steve Mark | ... |
Hunter
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Raymond Wallace | ... |
Hunter
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Roger Gyennes | ... |
Hunter
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Freddy Conrad | ... |
Hunter
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Michael Krus | ... |
Hunter
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Gary Morris | ... |
Police Chief
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Enjoying a picnic Sarah Collins and her boyfriend are surprised by a gang of juvenile hunters. They rape her and kill him. She escapes and runs to her parents'house but is then shot in front of her father Mark, a wealthy Vietnam Vet. The boys finally wound him seriously and leave. A few months later, being healthy again, Mark manages to find the murderers and kills each of them. He also keeps on walking the streets at night, looking for criminals in action to execute until his wife Yvette convinces him to stop. However, he did not knew that he has been observed by the henchmen of Bill, an enigmatic businessman desiring to crush the local drug syndicate. He orders to kidnap Yvette and forces Mark to continue his work... Written by Saladoiso
another silver star production from the Philippines, with Richard Harrison who have no time to act(admitting he can) in this short (less than 80 min)and pitifully "Death Wish" Rip-off,where He must avenge a rape/murder attack on his son and his girlfriend by a bunch of armed thugs.So he put his best red jogging suit(from Lee major bionic time)and kill a lot of people.Simple story with really nothing new in sight.Made by Terry Page and starring also the usual Mike Monty, James Gaines and Ann Milhench. Only Doris Wishman fans could appreciate this one, I'm one of them but it's not funny enough to have great redeeming value.Not worth seeking, but watchable in the good state of mind with few friends if you find it cheap.