Sun Quan is a Hong Kong drug dealer. When his wife tells him that she wants to
leave him, he slits her throat. Unfortunately, their daughter Kim witnesses
it. She runs away and hides in the docks. By chance, she sees a ship loading
people into crates, so she joins them. The ship sails to Los Angeles. The
illegal immigrants are discovered and taken into custody, with the exception
of Kim. A social worker, Cynthia Archer, talks to her and finds out her life
is in danger if she returns to Hong Kong, so she takes her home to keep her
safe.
Sun Quan is a very influential man. He tracks Kim to Los Angeles and wants to
kill her as the only witness of the murder he's committed. In his first attempt he kills
Cynthia, but Kim escapes. Cynthia's husband Ben (Jean-Claude Van Damme) sets
out to take revenge.
I don't understand how Jean-Claude Van Damme has become so successful. He's a
good fighter, but his acting is so bad that it's embarrassing. Remind me to
never watch another of his films again. Lisa King, the actress who plays
Cynthia, is just as bad, but she has the excuse that it was only her second
film. It was also her last film, proving that there's some justice in the
world. It's a film that should never have been made.
I'm watching too many bad films while I'm on holiday.
I can't wait to get home, back to my Blu-ray collection.
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