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Brandon Lee
Jake Lo
Powers Boothe
Mace Ryan
Nick Mancuso
Antonio Serrano
Raymond J. Barry
Agent Frank Stewart
Kate Hodge
Karla Withers
Tzi Ma
Kinman Tau
Tony Longo
Brunner Gazzi
Michael Paul Chan
Carl Chang
Dustin Nguyen
Paul Yang
Brigitta Stenberg
Rosalyn
Basil Wallace
Agent Wesley
Al Leong
Minh
François Chau
Farris
Quentin O'Brien
Agent Daniels
D.J. Howard
Sharpie
Maurice Chasse
Sharpie
Walter Addison
Detective
John Vickery
Detective
C'Esca Lawrence
Lisa Stuart
Donald Li
Tall Guard
Michael Chong
John Lo
Jeff McCarthy
Agent Anderson
Marvin Elkins
Fireman
Steve Pickering
Cop in Van
Ronald William Lawrence
Jail Guard
Will Kepper
Jail Guard
Al Foster
Jail Guard
Richard Schiff
Art Teacher
Roy Abramsohn
Agent Klein
Diana Castle
Cop in Gallery Alleyway
Chen Baoer Paul
Laundry Worker
Cedric Young
Chicago Cop
Russell Peters
Ambulance Driver
Phil Chong
Tau Gunman (uncredited)
Carl Ciarfalio
Serrano Gunman (uncredited)
Eddy Donno
Grey-Haired Serrano Henchman (uncredited)
Kenny Endoso
Tau Gunman at Party (uncredited)
Matt Johnston
Gunman (uncredited)
Nathan Jung
Tau Gunman at Laundry (uncredited)
Gene LeBell
Red Haired Serrano Gunman (uncredited)
Leo Lee
Tau Gunman at Laundry (uncredited)
Fred Lerner
Gunman with Shotgun (uncredited)
John C. Meier
Gunman (uncredited)
Gerald Okamura
Tau Henchman at Laundry (uncredited)
Charlie Picerni
Driver of Gunman Car (uncredited)
Chuck Picerni Jr.
Gunman at Serrano's (uncredited)
Steve Picerni
Gunman (uncredited)
Bill Saito
Tau Gunman at Party (uncredited)
Damon Stout
Artist (uncredited)
Nick Dimitri
Serrano Henchman (uncredited)
James Lew
Tau's Men at Laundry (uncredited)

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A review by Reb_Brown

Written by Reb_Brown on Tue Apr 03 2018

This ranks alongside **KING OF NEW YORK** as a spiritual not-quite-sequel to **YEAR OF THE DRAGON**. Let's put a few of the same characters in Chicago, with Raymond J. Barry in essentially the same role (though now even more overtly crooked and with the FBI) and swap out that Thai drug baron John Lone visited with Tzi Ma and now throw in Bruce Lee's son into the mix. Bring in horror director Dwight H. Little (fresh off his other successful action outing **MARKED FOR DEATH**) and see what we get? Well, the results are a bit of a mixed bag for sure. While the action sequences are largely okay...