Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Ho-Sung Pak | ... | Lee Choe | |
Peter Greene | ... | John Lowe | |
Roger Guenveur Smith | ... | Det. Craig Barnes | |
Robin Paul | ... | Sarah Reeves | |
Sherilyn Fenn | ... | Katie Barnes | |
Rosa Blasi | ... | Woman in Black | |
Antonio Fargas | ... | Father Riley | |
Ed Marinaro | ... | Raymond Miles | |
Michael Dorn | ... | Arnold Denton | |
John Dye | ... | I.A. Officer | |
A Martinez | ... | Anthony Black | |
Brian Thompson | ... | Max | |
Isaac C. Singleton Jr. | ... | Frank (as Isaac Singleton Jr.) | |
Richard Gant | ... | Chief Matthews | |
Lara Phillips | ... | Jenny Reeves |
Lee Choe, a top-notch assassin, works for the mob. When the mob turns on him and kills his girlfriend, Lee seeks his revenge on the man who ordered the hit, John Lowe. Lowe turns to shady cop Craig Barnes, forcing him to hunt down the assassin. Written by Anonymous
i was not impressed with this movie. i was looking for a good martial arts movie but instead found an overly ambitious attempt at action/drama. the few fight scenes were good, but they were too few and far between.
Instead of focusing on being a martial arts movie, it tried to be an action filled drama...but it sadly missed. the many subplots created in the movie were not well developed and failed in creating characters that could connect to the audience.
the performances were terrible, the lines/dialogue were contrived. the plot itself seemed unbelievable. Pak( Lee) never looked convincing as the grieving lover.
all in all the movie failed to evoke any emotions in me.