Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAn ex-policeman/school janitor (Billy Blanks) shows a new student (Kenn Scott) how to defend himself from a martial-arts bully.An ex-policeman/school janitor (Billy Blanks) shows a new student (Kenn Scott) how to defend himself from a martial-arts bully.An ex-policeman/school janitor (Billy Blanks) shows a new student (Kenn Scott) how to defend himself from a martial-arts bully.
- Mike
- (as John Mallory Asher)
- Rob
- (as Michael Cavaleri)
- Officer Spinelli
- (as Michael Genovese)
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- AnecdotesThe dojo set was constructed in a space formerly occupied by a nightclub. In the manager's office, converted into the on-site production office, Polaroids of beaten bar patrons were tacked on the wall next to the mounted chains used to hold them.
- GaffesWhen "Ken" is describing where he previously lived, he pronounces "Salina, KS" with a long 'e' sound, which is how it is pronounced when describing "Salinas, CA". In KS, it's pronounced with a long 'i' sound.
- Citations
Asst. Principal Kowalski: [Ken's first day at school] Ah, you're the new kid, huh?
Ken Marx: Uh, yeah.
Asst. Principal Kowalski: You got a name?
Ken Marx: Ken.
Asst. Principal Kowalski: Ken what?
Ken Marx: Marx.
Asst. Principal Kowalski: Marx, I'm Mr. Kowalski, Vice Principal. You got a problem you come see me. You know how to read?
Ken Marx: Uh, yes, sir.
Asst. Principal Kowalski: Ah, that's refreshing. Listen, let me lay down a few campus rules for you. No smoking, no profanity, no graffiti. No fighting, no weapons, and no sex. You like sex? Ah, never mind. On campus keep it in your pants. Listen, you stick to these rules, I'll stay out of your face. You don't - I'll become your worst nightmare. You got it?
Ken Marx: Yes, sir.
Asst. Principal Kowalski: Good. Have nice day.
[turns to other student]
Asst. Principal Kowalski: You - you wanna look stupid? Lose the cigarette.
[to next student]
Asst. Principal Kowalski: Hey, meathead. Your parents have any kids that lived?
[walks away]
Asst. Principal Kowalski: Sheesh.
- Versions alternativesAvailable in both PG-13 and R rated versions. The R rated version contains more violence and some bloodshed.
- ConnexionsReferenced in Micmacs à tire-larigot (2009)
- Bandes originalesLOSER TAKES ALL
Recorded by D.F.M.
Written by Tracy Swider, Dana Freebairn, Adam Shore, Todd Lane
Published by Captin Swidey Music (ASCAP) Freebairn
Music (ASCAP) Shore Is Music (ASCAP) Ybsober Music (ASCAP)
This movie's score seems to consist of exactly two songs: one for the good guys and one for the crazy/psycho cult dojo members (think Cobra Kai + Marilyn Manson). It is HILARIOUS just how repetitive the soundtrack gets and yet, just like an awful car wreck, you just can't look away.
This movie really is JUST like Karate Kid in terms of of its storyline but the final battle scene takes it all a whole other step further. Not only do the rival teens get to face off in a tournament, but the sensei's end up dueling as well providing for yet ANOTHER opportunity to play the awesomely/disgustingly cheesy "good guy theme" theme. Imagine Mr. Myagi taking on the Cobra Kai sensei but 40x cheesier than what that might be like.
In closing, a memorable quote from Billy Blanks at the end of the film that should be heeded by all:
"I'M NOT GONNA LET YOU HURT ANY MORE KIDS, LEE!"
*CUE Cheesy GOOD GUY THEME*
*SPINKICK*
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Détails
- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Full Contact
- Lieux de tournage
- Sociétés de production
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- Durée1 heure 38 minutes
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 1.85 : 1