Enter the Fire

Solid story, compelling visuals and great action scenes. Ian Lauer shines and delivers a strong perfomance as usual.

Shirtless Ian looks pretty good here, but not great. Other than that, really not much to see. A retread of 80's forced-to-fight or forced-to-take-a-dive actioners, but with no natural market for those anymore, has no home. There is little to love here.

Just viewed this movie on Roku. Script was lacking depth in every area. I almost feel sorry for the actors having to work with this poorly written script that totally lacks suspense. I like to look at credits. OMG, who did the credits, someone fresh out of film school? Wow! No opening credits except the film companies name. The end credits are a disaster. A LONG list of extras (who are normally uncredited, or if used at all, placed well down on the list), follows the acting credits. The Casting Director and the Production Designer, who are above the line positions that should have been included on the single role end credits, are buried underneath the extras! The hierarchy of the crew positions is a mess and further adds to the amateurish elements of this film. On a positive note, the movie's theme song was done very well.

When I was 12 I used to love movies like this. As a matter of fact, my passion for these led me to discover the real martial arts. This movie is so reminiscient of God-awful '80s martial arts movies that I couldn't help but watch it.

nobody come back, nobody can fight, and nobody can write a plot. That's exactly the movies I was obsessed with when I was a kid. Let's just call it a walk down memory lane.

I would warn about spoilers, but this movie can't contain spoilers. It doesn't have a plot to spoil.

If your into ActionMovies, Enter The Fire should be on your list of Action Movies. The fight scenes are amazing. This is a must see action movie,