David Sloan must travel to Mexico to save his wife from a savage drug lord who's also an old nemesis.
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Cast
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| Sasha Mitchell | ... | David Sloan | |
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Kamel Krifa | ... | Tong Po (as Kamel Krifia) |
| Brad Thornton | ... | Lando Smith | |
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Jill Pierce | ... | Darcy Cove |
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Michele Krasnoo | ... | Megan Laurence (as Michele 'Mouse' Krasnoo) |
| Nicholas Guest | ... | Casey Ford | |
| Thom Mathews | ... | Bill | |
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Burton Richardson | ... | Thomas |
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Deborah Mansy | ... | Vicky |
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Nicholas Anthony | ... | Brubaker |
| Derek Partridge | ... | Mexican Bob (as Derek Cravin) | |
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Jackson D. Kane | ... | Warden (as Jackson Kane) |
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Kevin Wooten | ... | Guard #2 |
| Terri Conn | ... | Eliza | |
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Terence Porter | ... | Guard #1 (as Terrance F. Porter) |
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Sasha Mitchell ("Kickboxer 2&3") triumphantly returns to the ring as David Sloan, fighting not just for his survival, but for his beautiful wife, who has become the sexual captive of the despicable world champion, Tong Po. Framed, forgotten and furious, Sloan has been wasting away in prison, but the Feds agree to release him if he will get inside Tong Po's impenetrable Mexican fortress, protected by its deadly guards and adorned by its sexual slaves. Sloan has no choice but to enter into Po's tournament of champions, a savage battle where winner takes all - and to Sloan - that means everything! Reluctantly, alliances form with a few others to help him out. Written by Tim Krsll <tkroll@chs.cusd.claremont.edu>
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14 May 1994 (South Korea) See more »Also Known As:
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$400,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Lando Smith: I'd like to, but I am a little tied up at the moment.
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After Sloan knocks out Megan during the qualifying match one of Tong Po's henchmen says "Get that mouse out of here" a reference to Michele Krasnoo's ring name. See more »Goofs
The dead girl in the holding cell can be seen breathing. See more »Quotes
Tong Po: You are surprised to see I have a music talent. Do you play an instrument, my friend?Lando Smith: I'd like to, but I am a little tied up at the moment.
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When released in the UK in 2004 this title was released uncut, it had previously been banned in 1994 despite pre-cuts. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Having not seen Kickboxer 2 or 3 (or even 5, despite the lure of the Dacascos factor), I thought for a minute I might be confused by the plot of Kickboxer 4. How foolish I was. There IS no plot to Kickboxer 4 beyond the initial setup, and as far as I can tell that leads on from previous instalments in the series about as fluidly as Friday the 13th Part III leads on from Legally Blonde 2.
Anyway, as you might expect Kickboxer 4 is a fine candidate for a bad film session, though it's hard to pin down any specific element as being the out-and-out worst: the acting, script, editing and of course make-up are all award-winningly bad, though at least the fight scenes are diverting (full marks to the overenthusiastic sound effects department) and for once the direction isn't so spasmodic that you suspect Albert Pyun's hand at work long before you've spotted his name in the credits.
Naturally I'm not saying it's good by any means. But it is funny, in its wanton disrespect for both the series it belongs to and simple common sense. Particularly loved Sloan's disguise (a pair of shades) as he cleverly infiltrated the fortress of the untouchable drug baron and demon martial artist who'd killed his brothers, kidnapped his wife, got him banged up in jail and been his obsessive arch-nemesis for years, yet couldn't work out who he was from six feet away. Also loved comparing this film's feeble climactic scuffle in the midst of a tea party on the lawn to the brutal broken glass brawl at the end of the original Kickboxer. It's the best kind of bad sequel there is: a kind of sad, desperate, hilarious spoof of itself. Genius.