Bloodfist VI: Ground Zero
| Bloodfist VI: Ground Zero | |
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| Directed by | Rick Jacobson |
| Written by | Brendan Brodick Rob Kerchner |
| Starring | Don Wilson Marcus Aurelius Michael Blanks Anthony Boyer Cat Sassoon |
| Music by | John R. Graham J. Eric Schmidt |
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| Distributed by | New Concorde |
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Running time | 86 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Bloodfist VI: Ground Zero is a 1995 American action film directed by Rick Jacobson and starring Don Wilson, Marcus Aurelius, Michael Blanks, and Anthony Boyer. It was written by Brendan Broderick and Rob Kerchner.
Premise
[edit]Air Force courier Nick Corrigan is dispatched to deliver a critical message to a remote nuclear missile base in the Midwest. Unbeknownst to him, a group of terrorists has seized control of the base with the intention of launching missiles at major cities across the nation. In a desperate move, they imprison Nick within the base to prevent him from thwarting their scheme. However, what the terrorists fail to realize is that Sgt. Corrigan is a seasoned ex-Special Forces operative, fully equipped to neutralize them and their plans, even under the most challenging circumstances.
Cast
[edit]- Don "The Dragon" Wilson as Nick Corrigan
- Marcus Aurelius as Sabian
- Michael Blanks as Ahmad
- Anthony Boyer as Miller
- Art Camacho as Rivera
- Ed Crick as Davis
- Robin Curtis as Major Marin
- Vincent DePalma as Captain Hicks
- Alex Desir as Hassad
- Jon Freedman as Forbes
- Jonathan Fuller as Fawkes
- Steve Garvey as Major Tillman
- Randall Shiro Ideishi as Gates
- Wynn Irwin as General Carmichael
- Howard Jackson as Becker
- Dennis Keiffer as Kurtz
- Kevin Knotts as Lucas
- Michael McDonald as Corey (credited as Michael James McDonald)
- Carl A. McGee as Ali
- Catya Sassoon as Tori (credited as Cat Sassoon)
- Matthew Shoehan as Watkins
- Raymond Storti as Perez
- Leonard O. Turner as Colonel Briggs
Criticism
[edit]Jack Shaheen lists Bloodfist VI: Ground Zero as one of the most Anti-Arabist films produced by the United States film industry.[1]
References
[edit]- ^ Shaheen, Jack G. (2001). Reel Bad Arabs. Olive Branch Press. ISBN 978-1-56656-388-8.
External links
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