Young black man teams up with a Chinese kung-fu expert to fight a drug ring.
Credited cast: | |||
Timothy Brown | ... | Stud Brown | |
Alan Tang | ... | Larry Chin | |
Aldo Ray | ... | Burke | |
James Hong | ... | Wei Chin | |
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Don Oliver | ... | Smiling Man |
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Al Richardson | ... | Razor |
Carol Speed | ... | Sarah | |
Clare Torao | ... | Betty Fon (as Clare Nono) | |
Lung Chan | ... | Tuen's Bodyguard | |
Richard Lee-Sung | ... | Kung Fat | |
Ching-Ying Lam | ... | Tuen's Henchman | |
Margo Hope | ... | Chu Lin | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Steve Armstrong | ... | Truck Driver |
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Jean Clark | ... | Passenger |
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Erik Cord | ... | Bigot (as Eric Cord) |
Young black man teams up with a Chinese kung-fu expert to fight a drug ring.
My second Al Adamson film and compared to "Brain of Blood" this is a masterpiece.
Some terrible acting, atrocious camera work and some truly amazingly bad dialogue combine to make this a bad film.
By far not the worst film I've seen however.
One scene to look out for is when Stud serenades the mute girl with a song. A scene so awful I very much doubt you can avoid cringing or laughing.
Still there's something here for HK action fans as basically its a bad 70's Kung Fu film.
4/10 about sums it up. Watchable but equally miss-able.