I had wanted to see this film for ages, and when I finally got to see it, I was not disappointed. Cynthia Rothrock and Richard Norton again make a great team as they deal with a squad of Martial Arts bad guys on the streets of LA.
Brian Thompson, Terri Treas and Alex Datcher are all good in their roles as the bad guys, but at times they can become a bit ridiculous, especially Datcher's character Hannah The Hun, who always refers to herself in the third person.
There is a major twist in the story, but it's probably been revealed in other reviews of this picture. The character of Wall Street vagrant Baby gets a bit annoying after a while, but he has some funny moments.
The action sequences are as good, if not better, than the ones in China O'Brien. I hope some of Ms. Rothrock's films get DVD releases in the UK.
Brian Thompson, Terri Treas and Alex Datcher are all good in their roles as the bad guys, but at times they can become a bit ridiculous, especially Datcher's character Hannah The Hun, who always refers to herself in the third person.
There is a major twist in the story, but it's probably been revealed in other reviews of this picture. The character of Wall Street vagrant Baby gets a bit annoying after a while, but he has some funny moments.
The action sequences are as good, if not better, than the ones in China O'Brien. I hope some of Ms. Rothrock's films get DVD releases in the UK.