Too much of everything

Just perfect...

Highly Overrated But Still Good

Pretty good movie overall. First half was nothing special but it got better as it went along.

I've just finished watching this movie, and was totally amazed. I don't care what other people think about this movie, but I love it. I'm also very happy that I saw my hero Roddy Piper almost all the time on screen, and not like 5 minutes max as in some previous movies.The fighting scenes were amazing, and all actors, no matter how old or young they were, played their roles perfectly and believably. And that is, in my opinion, the most important thing, to play your role so, that people believe it.I'm glad that it is finally available to watch, it was well worth the wait. :)

I don't understand what people expected. This isn't supposed to be a life changing experience like "Forest Gump" or a movie for the ages like "Casablanca". It's a fight movie. It's an action flick. Why do people think that movies need to be all artsy? You want to see blood, bruises, sweat, tears, pain, triumph and everything that comes with a good fight? Watch this movie. If you want to watch a movie where you can hold hands with your lady, this isn't the one for you.What ever happened to being excited about a good ol' testosterone driven film where you know you're going to see some ass kicking? I expected to see some great fights and this film did ten times that. Every scene brought something different to the table. I wanted to check out K1 champ Remy Bonjansky and see Roddy Piper kick some ass. Mission accomplished.

The fighting sequences, are often cut with slamming revolting 1980's disco music. If you are a fan of the cheesy blown out of proposition movie called the "Ultimate Fighting", you are going to recognize a lot of the b cast actors here. For example, Rowdy Roddy Piper, Jason Barry and Russell Wong.It's a dull story but anyway I was blown away by the cheesy unwillingly funny fighting scene - the bad choreography, the unheard of skill, the unwillingly funny savage nature of the fights and fighters, and the way the 1980's disco music in the film accentuates each thrust and parry.This is definitely a film to watch with your martial art friends with pizza and beer...

I was saddened to see that in the credits and on your posters you fail to mention the 4 Time World Champions name. Malaipet is not mentioned anywhere. Believe me you have so many of his fans disappointed.There would have been so many more sales if we the public in Orange County,Los Angeles County and everywhere else knew he was going to be in a movie.Check the website "Malaipet" "The Diamond" Muaythai boxer. He has over 20 pages of credits and you could not list him once? Sorry to say I am disappointed with about a few other thousand fans of his.You were lucky to even have him in your film.