Blood Debts

1985
TV-14
1h 26m

IMDb RATING

4.3/10

417

YOUR RATING

An ordinary man becomes a vigilante and wages a one-man war against crime.

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An ordinary man becomes a vigilante and wages a one-man war against crime.An ordinary man becomes a vigilante and wages a one-man war against crime.An ordinary man becomes a vigilante and wages a one-man war against crime.

Director
- Teddy Page
Writers
- Timothy Jorge
- Richard Harrison
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

4.3/10

417

YOUR RATING

Director
- Teddy Page
Writers
- Timothy Jorge
- Richard Harrison
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Peter
(as Jame Gaines)

Ann Milhench

Liza

Ann Jackson

Yvette Collins

Catherine Miles

Sarah Collins

Dick Israel

Rapist

Willie Williams

Informer
(as Willy Williams)

Rick Thomas

Billy

Steve Mark

Hunter

Raymond Wallace

Hunter

Roger Gyennes

Hunter

Freddy Conrad

Hunter
(as Freddie Conrad)

Michael Krus

Hunter

Gerald McCoy

Police Chief
(as Gary Morris)

Ronnie Patterson

Policeman
(as Ron Patterson)

John Black

Policeman

Ted Borgnine

Policeman

Director
- Teddy Page
Writers
- Timothy Jorge
- Richard Harrison
All cast & crew
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Trivia
The movie became famous after a clip of the ending, titled "The Proper Way To End Your Film," was uploaded to YouTube on April 30, 2011. As of 2024, the clip has had 9.6 million views and 391k likes.

Goofs
Jim Gaines's name is misspelled in the ending credits as "Jame Gaines".

Quotes
Caption: Mark Collins, age 45, gave himself up to the authorities after the incident. He is now serving a life sentence.

Crazy credits
The credits are famous as being "The correct way to end a movie", and play over a freeze frame of the last shot in the movie to triumphant music, after a brief title card describes what happened to the main character next.

Connections
Featured in Hey Cowboy! A portrait of Richard Harrison (2007)

Soundtracks
Flight In the Night
(uncredited)
Written by Charles Bernstein

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Featured review

7/10

Trashy, Filipino take on Death Wish

While a little unevenly paced, Blood Debts delivers as a trashy, Filipino action flick. It offers many of the hallmarks of such a film: poorly acted death scenes, takes that started before the actor realized he should be speaking, camera work that looks like it was done by adolescents, and dialog that is not only delivered poorly but sounds like it hastily written on napkins minutes before the camera rolled.

The plot is ludicrous and offers up plenty of hilarious moments as seemingly every criminal in the Philippines gets a bullet from Harrison. The music sounds like it belongs to a family friendly, Chuck Norris flick even while Harrison is plugging rapists. Most of the characters move with all the grace and fluidity of a bad video game.

It does lag a bit in the middle but the rest of it more then successful enough to consider this a very solid, trashy, actioner.