A good B grade action movie with good fight scene's all the way through. Worth a watch.

The preview scene on Netflix where the guy runs into the metro with a chair still stuck to his ass, is the only good/funny scene of the movie. Everything else is just mediocre at best. If you are into this type of movie, then check out Black Lotus with Rico Verhoeven.

Simple but good action movie. I really liked the fight scenes. Good choreographies and no shaky cam or too many cuts to fake an action feeling. The story is completely interchangeable, but for this kind of movie this is to be expected. Movie is also not too long. I think it is worth watching.

The first time I watched it when it was released, it felt like a lot of fun. Now, after rewatching it over time, it feels much weaker. The fights are still great, but the rest of the story is somewhat stupid and doesn’t make much sense.

Imagine withdrawing from a fight… for your daughter’s sake. The film follows Octavio, a mixed martial arts fighter who chooses to pull out of a crucial match in order to attend his daughter’s birthday party — hoping to keep custody of her. But what he doesn't know is that powerful men are behind the betting on the fight… and that’s when the real tension begins. The story is both gripping and emotional, highlighting the importance of family and the sacrifices a father is willing to make for his child. The fight scenes are intense and well-choreographed, fitting perfectly with the world of martial arts. Emilio Sakraya delivers a strong performance as Octavio, making the emotional and physical stakes believable. Age Rating: +17 Movie Rating: 6.5/10