An Asian cop returns to Chicago to revenge his brother's death, only to come up against a psycho threesome on a killing spree.An Asian cop returns to Chicago to revenge his brother's death, only to come up against a psycho threesome on a killing spree.An Asian cop returns to Chicago to revenge his brother's death, only to come up against a psycho threesome on a killing spree.
Liesl Lombardo
- Beth Howard
- (as Leisel Guinto)
Alexander Angeles
- Communications Officer
- (as Alex Angeles)
Daniel Pesina
- Hit Man
- (as Dan Pesina)
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Storyline
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- TriviaFour actors in this movie - Ho Sung Pak, Danny Pesina, Katalin Zamiar and Richard Divisio -have all starred in the original two "Mortal Kombat" video games.
- Ho Sung Pak as Liu Kang
- Danny Pesina as Johnny Cage/Scorpion/Sub-Zero/Reptile
- Katalin Zamiar as Mileena/Kitana/Jade
- Richard Divisio as Kano/Baraka/Quan Chi
- Crazy creditsCaption on the end credits: "NO WIRES OR SPECIAL EFFECTS WERE USED IN THE FILMING OF THE FIGHT SCENES IN THIS MOVIE"
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I caught a screening of this film at the AFM this past February. Wow...very impressive. I recognized the lead, Hosung Pak, from his co-starring role with Jackie Chan in Legend of Drunken Master (the best fight scenes with Hosung unfortunately got deleted in the final cut of Drunken Master). For those who don't know, Hosung is one of the true modern masters of Wushu. Nobody can fight with swords like he can. I used to see him when he was a legend on the American martial arts tournament circuit back in the late 80s, early 90s. Book of Swords' story is just a standard action piece, but it has some of the best martial arts fight scenes I've ever seen on film. It was a nice change of pace to see an action film with real action, as opposed to relying on wire tricks, CG enhancements, etc. I've heard they're releasing this on DVD very soon. I'll definitely be picking up a copy. Hope Hosung is planning on coming out with more stuff soon. The martial arts/action genre definitely needs a breath of fresh air...hopefully Hosung's films can provide that new kick fans are looking for.
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- Budget
- $450,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 24 minutes
- Color
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