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Summary: Rik Cooper is all that!!!
Review: The movie is to long in between the scenes with the Rik Cooper character. The two cops are quite good, but let's face it... Rik Cooper is "da bomb!"
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Summary: Rik Cooper is all that!!!
Review: The movie is to long in between the scenes with the Rik Cooper character. The two cops are quite good, but let's face it... Rik Cooper is "da bomb!"
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Summary: Not Much To Look At
Review: This is the worst martial arts feature ever made! As a martial arts instructor, I applaude Mr. Ashford's martial arts technique, however his film making leaves much to be desired. This film was apparently filmed with home movie equipment and with a script in dire need of editing. Don't waste money or time with this "production."
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Summary: Razor Share Rules
Review: Well this fine little production hooked me from the beginning. The first fight scene set the stage for the entire movie. Swinging punches, high flying kicks, and heads turning in pain, trouble is the only way I knew a punch landed was the horrible sound F\X. I think the only fellow who could actually act was the evil villain guy who was just plain terrible. I could select a cast randomly out of a phone book and get better actors than this film had. This movie actually looks like a producer went to a shopping center where a cheap Kung-Fu shop and a Gold's Gym were side by side and started signing actors for their picture. I think the producer selected the worst actors on purpose thinking it would make the Kung Fu look better by comparison. Of course I must give applause to 'Troy Ashford' who gives an Oscar like performance, not the award but the fish. The first gun fight was so realistic I had to make sure I was not watching news footage. I mean these guys must be so strong, I never saw a gun recoil once, I especially liked the use of smokeless fireless blanks, no one wants to see those fake looking muzzle blasts anymore like in the big budget films. Apparently the production came into some money later in the film since they added them later in the film. This movie is a tragedy and its only appealing quality is the fact that I could barley stop laughing throughout this film. I highly recommend this film but not for action or drama, rather it's comedic appeal.
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Summary: Razor Share Rules
Review: Well this fine little production hooked me from the beginning. The first fight scene set the stage for the entire movie. Swinging punches, high flying kicks, and heads turning in pain, trouble is the only way I knew a punch landed was the horrible sound F\X. I think the only fellow who could actually act was the evil villain guy who was just plain terrible. I could select a cast randomly out of a phone book and get better actors than this film had. This movie actually looks like a producer went to a shopping center where a cheap Kung-Fu shop and a Gold's Gym were side by side and started signing actors for their picture. I think the producer selected the worst actors on purpose thinking it would make the Kung Fu look better by comparison. Of course I must give applause to 'Troy Ashford' who gives an Oscar like performance, not the award but the fish. The first gun fight was so realistic I had to make sure I was not watching news footage. I mean these guys must be so strong, I never saw a gun recoil once, I especially liked the use of smokeless fireless blanks, no one wants to see those fake looking muzzle blasts anymore like in the big budget films. Apparently the production came into some money later in the film since they added them later in the film. This movie is a tragedy and its only appealing quality is the fact that I could barley stop laughing throughout this film. I highly recommend this film but not for action or drama, rather it's comedic appeal.
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