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Credited cast: | |||
Jino Kang | ... | Jack Lee | |
Douglas Olsson | ... | Michael Banducci | |
Katherine Celio | ... | Ashlie (Ash) Jordan | |
Artem Mishin | ... | Don Orloff | |
Kelly Lou Dennis | ... | Jaime Lee | |
Don Williams | ... | Hap Koehler | |
John Carney | ... | San Testaban | |
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Steven Menasche | ... | Testo |
Robert D. Parham | ... | The Machine | |
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William Armando | ... | Alejandro (as William Solano) |
Steve Tanabe | ... | Plenty | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Nico Abiera | ... | Assassin |
Tony Carrillo | ... | Gardener | |
Baily Hopkins | ... | Crime Scene Photographer | |
Steve Huang | ... | Z |
Retired assassin, Jack Lee, walked away from his violent past to raise his dead brother's daughter, Jaime, as his own. When crime lord Banducci kidnaps Jaime for a payback, Jack brings his gifted skills of extermination out of retirement and the streets of San Francisco become a battleground for a one man killing machine and ruthless, united mob bosses. Written by Jino Kang
Ah, the good old 1970s...
When martial arts films seemed like the fighting was out of sync with the sound and the movie was out of sync with the audience.
By even 1970s standards it would be poorly rated...
By 2014 standards, after films like the Matrix and Ong Bak, it is positively dreadful.
Seems like it was produced on a shoestring, where the producer did not have enough budget for more than one take, since there was no more "breakable" furniture left in the minivan.
Not the worst movie ever made but really really really close.
I did like the casting. The hero is supposed to be chasing his daughter's kidnappers and for once he looks like he is old enough and scrawny enough to actually have an adult daughter. I am a member of AARP and approve of any enterprise that provides work for mature individuals.
Also looks like the star is also the writer and also the director, which may be one for the IMDb record books, but I'll let other reviewers do the CSI on that, Word to the wise. If you need your MA or MMA fix, watch ONG BAK again. You're welcome.