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To avenge the brutal murder of his brother, Jake Ray journeys to the Philippines, where his search for truth finds him battling both in and out of the ring. But the weapons are always the same: bare fists, bare feet. And the rules never change: last man standing wins.
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Bloodfist shows how movies have changed over the decades. Some incredible talent, some awful acting, some formulaic scripting, the same old story still being used, and some really bad fight choreography Probably more for enthusiasts now days
Bloodfist is a rather entertaining low-budget martial arts movie from the late 80s. Limited acting skills notwithstanding, Bloodfist has nice locations, and the mood and lighting are rather good. The martial arts is not as good as some other movies from the same period, but the sequences are entertaining and it works well with the script. If you want some 80s or early 90s nostalgia...this is one you should visit.