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| Mark Dacascos | ... | Matt Reeves | |
| James Ryan | ... | Mr. Negaal | |
| Geoff Meed | ... | Paul Croft | |
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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 |
| Robert Whitehead | ... | Tito | |
| Denney Pierce | ... | Johnny Styles | |
| John Hussey | ... | Chalky | |
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Dale Cutts | ... | Gus - Trainer |
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Mathew Stewardson | ... | Valet |
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Burton Richardson | ... | Jack |
| Robin Smith | ... | Chauffeur | |
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
"Matt Reeves, a retired kickboxing champion must resharpen his hard-hitting fighting skills in order to take on his best friend's murderer in an explosive fight to the death." This film is full of exciting explosive action and contains some decent acting. Mark Dacascos shows off some awesome martial arts moves and the fight choreography is fast-paced and original. The storyline is nothing new but this movie has better action and excitement then the first 3 sequels. I bought the 5-disc DVD collection and was happily surprised with how entertaining the film was. After watching the Kickboxer 2,3 & 4, Redemption:Kickboxer 5 is without a doubt the second best film in the series. if you like martial arts action films this is a movie you will probably enjoy and have a good time watching. If your not a hardcore kickboxer fan you might not appreciate it. But it is also one of Dacascos' best films.