An elite group of soldiers is assigned the job of infiltrating a right-wing militia group. Each team member has unique skills. The right-wingers have a heavily guarded camp and are about to launch a nationwide campaign of violent action. Will our heroes thwart the neo-Nazis in time?
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Cast
Michael Kennedy
Director
Matt McColm
Nick Stone
John Savage
Andrew Kendrick
Jennifer Rubin
Sam Guiness
Paul Ben-Victor
Vince D'Angelo
Michael Covert
Billy Ryan
Réal Andrews
Winston 'Mad Dog' Powell
Duncan Fraser
Mr. Benjamin
George Touliatos
Gregori
Michael Ironside
Col. West
Vladimir Kulich
Hans
Suki Kaiser
Donna
Jerry Wasserman
Steinberg
Tong Lung
Joe
Anthony Stamboulieh
Abdu
Samantha Schubert
Renee
Wren Roberts
Club Attack Leader
Andrew Binks
Man in Dance Club #1
Dean McKenzie
Man in Dance Club #2
Barry Victor
Writer
Troy Bolotnick
Writer
Arne Olsen
Writer
Straw Weisman
Writer
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source: Red Scorpion 2: Spear of Destiny
Red Scorpion 2
As a fan of the great Jennifer Rubin I watched this odd action movie late at night. Well, it's really just another one of those silly action movies maybe especially aimed at a certain (American) audience. Jennifer is wasted and the only really talented actor in this movie.
This movie is basically another ridiculous C-grade action movie. It's the kind of drivel that's right at home at 4:00AM on Showtime. I still can't figure out how this film is in any way connected to the original Red Scorpion. It's not a real sequel, it's just using the name to sell itself.
At last! A movie for US, where the bad guys are neo nazis and the good guys get trained by a commie! SEE skinheads get mown down! SEE the fuhrer-like character get incinerated! SEE teamwork and comradeship work more efficiently than rugged individualism! ALL POWER TO THE RED SCORPION COLLECTIVE!
I found RED SCORPION to be a mildly entertaining action flick with a few good fight scenes, but nothing more. Then a couple days after I saw the first RED SCORPION, I saw RED SCORPION 2 on cable. To my surprise, RED SCORPION 2 was a lot better than the first. The action scenes were better, the acting was an improvement over the acting the first film [though it still wasn't very good], and the movie was actually clever. What I also like about it was you wouldn't have to see the first RED SCORPION to understand this one. I think that should be true with all sequels.
