The Perfect Weapon

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Featuring plenty of high, hard kicks, and flailing furious fists, this martial arts actioner tells an exciting tale of vengeance as a tough American street fighter stalks the streets of L.A.'s Chinatown in search of the organized criminals responsible for his guardian's death. Movie newcomer Jeff Speakman makes an appealing action hero, with fluid direction from genre veteran Mark DiSalle.
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Overview

Featuring plenty of high, hard kicks, and flailing furious fists, this martial arts actioner tells an exciting tale of vengeance as a tough American street fighter stalks the streets of L.A.'s Chinatown in search of the organized criminals responsible for his guardian's death. Movie newcomer Jeff Speakman makes an appealing action hero, with fluid direction from genre veteran Mark DiSalle.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 2/14/2012
  • UPC: 887090035507
  • Original Release: 1991

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  • Source: Olive Films
  • Aspect Ratio: Alternate Wide Screen (1.78:1)
  • Time: 1:25:00
  • Format: Blu-ray
  • Sales rank: 20,143

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits
Jeff Speakman Jeff Sanders
John Dye Adam
Mako Kim
James Hong Yung
Prof. Toru Tanaka Tanaka
Ralph Ahn Gi
Dante Basco Jimmy Ho
Phil Chong Elevator Guard
Carl Ciarfalio Man in Alley
Tom Elliott Cop
Mariska Hargitay Jennifer
Cathy Henderson
Yoshimi Imai Wo Sam
Al Jones Cop
Danny Kamekona
Clyde Kusatsu Detective Wong
Leo Lee Bandana
Al Leong Man in Croc-Pit bar
James Lew Crewcut
Cole McKay Man in Alley
Craig Ryan Ng Ronital
Gary Price Cop Driver
Don Pulford Cop Partner
Branscombe Richmond Bartender
Mario Roberts Cop
Thomas Rosales Jr. Man in Alley
Tanya Russell Lady at Bank
Bill Saito Old Man
Seth Sakai Master Lo
Mark di Salle The Coach
Jeff Sanders
Shaun Shimoda Kwong
Beau Starr Carl Sanders
Alan Stock Taylor
Leland Sun KK Guard
Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa Kai
Philip Tan Desk Guard
James F. Tarzia
Chris Tashima Bag Man
Roger Yuan Diamond
Technical Credits
Mark di Salle Director, Producer
Michelle Buhler Makeup
Russell Carpenter Cinematographer
Gary Chang Score Composer
Archie D'Amico Set Decoration/Design
Pierre David Producer
Cathy Henderson Casting
Marty Hornstein Producer, Production Manager
Colin Irwin Art Director
Joseph Porro Costumes/Costume Designer
Curtis Schnell Production Designer
James F. Tarzia Casting
James Tarzia Casting
Wayne Wahrman Editor
David C. Wilson Screenwriter
Ralph Winter Executive Producer
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Customer Reviews

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  • Anonymous

    Posted July 1, 2004

    A PURE DELIGHT

    I've see several martial arts movies but most lack actual realizsm. But the Perfect Weapon is in a class of its own. Jeff Speakman is outstanding as well as the story line. This movie will keep you interested and will be enjoyable every time you see it.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted March 4, 2003

    The use of Kali

    This movie really shows off a true form of the Philippine Martial Art known as Kali, or Eskrima. Stick fighting originated on the streets of the Philippines and is a brutal martial art. Jeff Speakman shows what Kali can do and how it is used. Great action sequences throughout this film!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted August 16, 2002

    Real Martial Arts Watch & YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED

    This Movie is REALLY COOL!!! BUY IT AS SOON AS YOU CAN!!!! I am a Martial Artist and I know first hand from interviews I've conducted and demonstrations I've seen that the moves and speed shown in this film ARE REAL! It's not all just for show. If you want a good look at Kenpo watch this film. YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED!!!

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