Mortal Contact

TV Movie
19951995
1h 29m

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Michael Reeves s a martial arts instructor. Michael meets Marina who brings her young son, Christopher to his school. Michael develops a relationship with Marina. Marina's ex husband, Jimmy ... Read allMichael Reeves s a martial arts instructor. Michael meets Marina who brings her young son, Christopher to his school. Michael develops a relationship with Marina. Marina's ex husband, Jimmy owes money to a crime syndicate, Christopher is kidnapped. Michael brings Jimmy to the gan... Read allMichael Reeves s a martial arts instructor. Michael meets Marina who brings her young son, Christopher to his school. Michael develops a relationship with Marina. Marina's ex husband, Jimmy owes money to a crime syndicate, Christopher is kidnapped. Michael brings Jimmy to the gangsters insisting they free Christopher but defeats one of their best fighters in self-defe... Read all

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- Carlos Hernández-Adan
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Michael Reeves s a martial arts instructor. Michael meets Marina who brings her young son, Christopher to his school. Michael develops a relationship with Marina. Marina's ex husband, Jimmy owes money to a crime syndicate, Christopher is kidnapped. Michael brings Jimmy to the gangsters insisting they free Christopher but defeats one of their best fighters in self-defence. Michael is offered to fight in an underground tournament to free Christopher. Michael agrees. —Mark Roberts

martial arts

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- No Rules No Laws No Limits
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- Action
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Mortal Contact - Rarity for reason

This movie is your average, bad martial arts B-Movie. Its everything you'd expect. Poor fight scenes, bad acting and dialogue. However, I m proud to say that I own a copy on VHS because of its rarity. I still don't mind sneaking in to watch it once in a blue moon like I have tonight. I still love these old martial arts movies and have many of them. Thank you to the filmmakers for this rare little gem.

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