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d6a2afd33b Jake Donahue is a New York cop and an energetic warrior with a destiny ahead of him. However, Jake&#39;s cowboy ways are unorthodox, but very effective when it comes to putting the criminal element out of business and after successfully putting a gang of drug dealers out of business, Jake&#39;s captain informs him that Interpol needs his help in Thailand to bust up a snuff ring that involves making and selling movies that involve people really getting killed. At first, Jake wants no part in it but after watching a confiscated tape, he is enraged to learn that the person who&#39;s starring in these snuff movies is Khan, a mountain of pure muscle, superhuman strength, deadly kicking abilities and most of all, possessing a ruthless fighting spirit. Many years ago, Jake&#39;s older brother Sean, who was a heavyweight kickboxing champion had just won his eighth victory in the rings of Thailand, even though someone had told him to throw the fight. Little did Sean know was that victory would be his last, as Khan and his thugs ambush him and his brother Jake. Sean succeeds in defeating the first wave of attackers, but Khan&#39;s style of fighting is so fast and brutal, that a three-kick combo puts Sean on his back (and into an early grave). Jake witnesses this and is consumed with rage for the death of his brother. Jake tries to fight Khan, but Khan just kicks the slime out of the youngster and he is orphaned and left for dead. Now an adult, Jake sees that the time for vengeance is perfect and he goes to Thailand, where one of the locals tells him that his skills won&#39;t be enough if he&#39;s trying to take down Khan. The local tells him that Prang, a drunken hermit with supreme kicking ability is the only one who ever came close to putting Khan on his back and that Jake should see him for training. At first, Prang is reluctant to teach Jake since his motive for going after Khan is vengeance, but decides to train him anyway since Khan is using his skills to kill people on tape. After telling Jake the story of how he lost to Khan, Prang begins Jake&#39;s days of training which has many painful trials; including ignoring blows to his body and avoiding Khan&#39;s three-kick combo technique. When Molly, a young wannabe model and supposed slave girl of Khan&#39;s gets caught up in the mix, Jake and Prang may be the only defenders left to stop Khan and bust up the snuff ring for good. Kahn is a heavy weight kick-box champion, who often kills his opponents in front of the running camera, to sell it on video tape. Jake had to witness once how his brother was killed by him, and now has come for revenge. But first he has to improve his fighting skills; he asks Phang, the only person in the whole world who ever had Khan down on his back, to train him until he is a match for him. It&#39;s an absolute shame that a movie this awesome isn&#39;t even available in print anymore, considering all of the other crap that is being re-released on DVD. It&#39;s also a shame that this movie, along with all of its contributors, have never received any notice (with the exception of Billy Blanks). And I&#39;m being serious. Sure this is a b-movie, but how can anyone who&#39;s seen it overlook how much fun it is to watch? _The King of the Kickboxers_ is incredibly entertaining, and that&#39;s the whole point of any movie, with or without a compelling plot and acting.<br/><br/>Everything about this movie is awesome. The dialogue is corny and the acting is campy, but how can you complain? This just gives you something to laugh at. Most mainstream viewers will cringe at the poor acting and turn away from this movie, not even realizing that it can be funny.<br/><br/>Those people will then miss out on the incredible fighting scenes, which are quite frequent. There isn&#39;t a single movie out there with moves as cool as the ones here. You&#39;d never expect to see stuff like this anywhere other than in your imagination, but somehow, the fighters managed to throw attacks at lighting speeds and launched multiple kicks in mid-air without landing (not even Michael Jordan gets this much hangtime)! All the scenes are fast-paced and beautifully coordinated, with camera angles that really get you into the action.<br/><br/>Even the limited music is excellent. It is not only pleasing to listen to, but effectively helps to set the mood of the scenes. It can give you a creepy feeling at times, and is best used in the final fight scene where the drum beat kicks in to get you into the mood of the action and later as it shifts to a triumphant tone, you can&#39;t help but cheer for the good guy as he makes his comeback victory.<br/><br/>And finally, the plot is perfect for this type of film--simple and limited. Most of the movie is dedicated to the action scenes, while plot developments painlessly interrupt to help support the characters so you can develop feelings about them. The whole movie had the feel of a video game. The protagonist battles through his enemies and works his way up to reach who is ultimately the bad guy and defeats him. The bad guy even has his own finishing move (an awesome one at that) that the good guy must look out for. This is all just like a video game; another reason why I love this movie!<br/><br/>This is by far the best fighting movie ever, and I&#39;ve seen quite a few of them. And after serious consideration, I&#39;ve concluded that this is one of the best movies ever made in any genre. Do whatever you can to see this movie. And if you&#39;ve already seen this movie but hated it, do me and yourself a favor and watch it again, this time with my review in mind. Loren Avedon stars as Jake Donahue, a kung fu cop who is sent by interpol to take down a group of snuff filmmakers and get revenge for his brother&#39;s death, who was also killed by the snuff film star. King Of The Kickboxers is a tough film to review, on a lot of levels it&#39;s utterly dreadful but the fights are so utterly spectacular that one tends to give the benefit of the doubt and enjoy the film as a great martial arts film. Loren Avedon has some great moves and thankfully never takes the movie too seriously, and despite his cocky bravado manages to come off as sort of likable. Billy Blanks is also a great villain, and both Richard Jaeckel and Don Stroud provide credibility to a silly plot. As it goes, King Of The Kickboxers works in the same way a cheap Bruce Li film works except the fights are on par with Jackie Chan&#39;s 80s work and here goes why I recommend the movie in spite of good taste. Then again, if we can&#39;t appreciate trash what can we enjoy?<br/><br/>* * * out of 4-(Good)