Martial Outlaw
DEA agent Kevin White ( Jeff wincott) has followed the movements of drug-dealing ex-KGB kingpin Nikolai Rodchenko (Vladimir Skomarovsky) from Moscow to San Francisco, then to Los Angeles, where Kevin crosses paths with his older brother Jack, a maverick LAPD cop (Gary Hudson) who attempts to become involved in the operation, placing both brothers' lives at risk from a group of dangerous Soviet martial arts experts.
Slightly predictable yet an involving slice of high kicking mayhem with a good story and an interesting angle of two contrasting brothers in their approach to law and order, but the main attraction here is the plethora of fights, plenty of spin kicks and roundhouses - Wincott, who has a slight resemblance to Lee Van Cleef, is very skilful in his moves. He isn't a bad actor, either, though Gary Hudson as his duplicitous brother has a meatier role.
Slightly predictable yet an involving slice of high kicking mayhem with a good story and an interesting angle of two contrasting brothers in their approach to law and order, but the main attraction here is the plethora of fights, plenty of spin kicks and roundhouses - Wincott, who has a slight resemblance to Lee Van Cleef, is very skilful in his moves. He isn't a bad actor, either, though Gary Hudson as his duplicitous brother has a meatier role.
- coltras35
- Oct 20, 2022