Dragon Kickboxers

Wow this movie was such a favourite growing up in the Great White North. Our two heroes who are kung fu experts kick some major ass over a few days in "the most dangerous game" style of warfare. They beat up everything from k-9 killer dogs to ninjas to 8 feet ogres. At the end these two dudes get the two find pieces of meat with one being addicted to coke.

Who can forget the villain in this flick? I mean he's a guy with a bronze hand and you have to admit he's a crazy psychopath and he makes you cheer on the bad guy which I like a lot.

I recommend this movie for any kung fu fan and not bad movie as some retards think. I hope that you people get the chance and look this one up.

I love watching garbage like this, by the end of the credits I realized.. oh, this was shot in Toronto, the first "special thanks" was for the garbage, (at least today) food of Swiss Chalet. At least back then all the employees probably spoke fluent English and showered.

Well! What can I say about this, honestly I thought they shot this in another language at first. There's no way the "bad guy" ever sounded terrifying. If anything I laughed my head off at him. Why does he have a dollar store "Dr Claw" like glove from Inspector Gadget. Maybe enough Colombian nose candy will make that seem a good idea. He was like if Johnny Rotten of the S*x pistols let himself go. He made Gary Busey seem normal for his mannerisms. The "Where's the money" part is an absolute highlight. Seriously though there's more of this crap? I'll have to check it out as there's no way you can do worse than this.

The casting is awful for everyone else. I have no idea who the Dragon Twins are and I'm kind of glad I didn't as like Frank Dux they haven't done Canada any favors. Besides the atrocious villain if I can even call him that, it seems like a bunch of guys you get at a bar and ask them to be in a "martial arts" movie. Or a bunch of drunk uncles after a bunch of cold ones pretending they are Rambo.

The music with vocals was dated, even on 90s standards. There was from Skid Row to a lot of other 90s Canadian rock bands that could have easily done the movie some justice, but, nope! Let's use whoever is cheapest. Did they go to the first dive bar they could and ask the band if they wanted to be paid in exposure. PEOPLE ARE ABSOLUTELY GOING TO SEE THIS BLOCKBUSTER.

Why are the dragon twins so obsessed with whittling sticks? Filler for the movie maybe? As drones weren't invented yet. They look like employees at a bowling alley, that they are about to shoot some adult content in the 70s with or without the presence of females or the Mario brothers we deserved in the 1990s for the first movie.

The last fight / shootout was really poorly shot, they did just about everything wrong to make this movie, at least they shot the daytime scenes in the daylight! Oh well! There's no way to watch this movie sober, this just goes to show the hard work that goes into solid action movies and most importantly that not everyone who loves action movies can make a good one.

Why is it that Canada can turn out decent to good movies in every genre, other then action? I caught Dragon Hunt on TV the other day and it was like a train wreck. I just could not change the channel, it's sheer stupidity sapped my willpower. Its pretty telling that the cast IMDb "credits" with this monstrosity apparently never worked again.

Bad acting, bad writing, bad narration, bad music, bad hair, bad cinematography. It just goes on and on. The movie really has nothing to recommend it. If you're looking for bad action films to enjoy by laughing out, there are a tonne of other films that won't require you to scorch out your retinas afterwards.

I hope this film didn't get money from the government for financing, otherwise I'm never paying taxes again.

Recycled footage and way too many shots of running through the woods/sand dunes drag this down. The gun battles never seem to end and there's some terrible continuity errors, but it still has that delusional McNamara charm that works in places. Okay, but not as good as Twin Dragon Encounter.

I have seen this movie several times, it sure is one of the cheapest action flicks of the eighties. So, I think many viewers would definitely change the channel when they come across this one. But, if you are into great trash, "Dragon Hunt" is made for you. The main characters (the McNamara Twins) are sporting great moustaches and look so ridiculous in their camouflage dresses. One of the best scenes is when one of then gets shot in the leg and is still kicking his enemies into nirvana. This movie is really awful, but then again, it is a great party tape!