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Rey Malonzo
- Rey
- (as Reymond King)
Pete Cooper
- Pete, San Francis Bar Owner
- (as Peter Cooper)
Don Gordon Bell
- Gladiator
- (as Don Bell)
Tony Carreon
- Drug Baron
- (uncredited)
Mike Cohen
- Olongapo Club Patron
- (uncredited)
Jim Gaines
- Gladiator
- (uncredited)
George Gyenes
- Olongapo Club Patron
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaMovie trailers for the film declared this picture to be "the first erotic martial arts thriller".
- GoofsAt about 30 minutes, Carter is attacked and captured by several thugs. She's wearing a white jumpsuit that gets smudged in several places during the fight, but is clean by the end of the sequence.
- Quotes
Chuck Donner: I have $500 says you can't go three minutes with Bruno.
Susanne Carter: Rack 'em up.
- Alternate versionsUK video versions, titled Naked Fist, are cut by 3m 53s for an '18' rating. The TV broadcast has extra scenes to pad out the running time after the cuts of some fighting, gore, and the naked kickboxing.
- ConnectionsEdited from Shogun Assassin (1980)
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Yup, star Jillian Kesner does manage to combine a karate fight scene with a slow strip, and it actually is a bit sexy. She's not the most lovely woman who ever took her clothes off in a movie, but I thought she was attractive and there's something appealing to a certain sort of adolescent sexual mind (like mind) in the sequence. She gets her clothes ripped off, a bit at a time, while she's fighting for her life. It adds vulnerability to her physical allure, and that worked for me. Of course, that's because it's a movie, and not reality. Seeing women attacked for real is nothing I hope for. Hell, most of what happens in movies is nothing I hope for.
There are other scenes in this movie, but I don't remember any of them from the one time I saw it, over 20 years ago. They're probably awful. But, who cares? There are many films that are worth seeing for one scene and, if you share my fondness for the sort of thing that makes teenaged boys snicker and rewind their VCRs, over and over, you'll think this is one of them.
There are other scenes in this movie, but I don't remember any of them from the one time I saw it, over 20 years ago. They're probably awful. But, who cares? There are many films that are worth seeing for one scene and, if you share my fondness for the sort of thing that makes teenaged boys snicker and rewind their VCRs, over and over, you'll think this is one of them.
- pro_crustes
- Apr 1, 2003
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