Cool martial arts police flick
“Rage of Honor” is a martial arts movie starring Sho Kosugi (“Enter the Ninja,” “Revenge of the Ninja”). Federal agent Shiro Tanaka (Kosugi) is a cop in Phoenix, Arizona, working for the Drug Investigation Bureau. He and partner Ray (Richard Wiley) always get results but take shortcuts to avoid red tape. After Ray is killed during a bungled drug bust, Shiro throws away his badge and, arming himself with an arsenal of deadly weaponry including nunchucks, blades, and ninja stars, sets out to Buenos Aires to settle the score with his partner’s murderers.<br /><br />Sho Kosugi’s English is heavily accented and tough to understand, but director Gordon Hessler (“The Golden Voyage of Sinbad”) compensates by keeping his dialogue to a minimum and letting action and elaborate stunt work drive the film. Made in 1988 during the height of the public’s fascination with martial arts flicks, “Rage of Honor” isn’t the best movie to come along, but it sure is a lot of fun.<br /><br />Benefiting from a brief running time and practically non-stop action, the movie delivers in both intended and unintended ways. The stunt work is exceptional and ranks among the best of the genre. A scene toward the end of the picture is a standout. Tanaka is trapped in an abandoned factory and must improvise with whatever he can find to defend himself. The scene is cleverly constructed and exciting to watch. Performances, in contrast, aren’t exactly Oscar caliber, with grimaces, sidelong glances, and reaction shots standing in for more solid acting, so scenes intended to be serious often come off as comical.<br /><br />Bonus extras on the high-definition Blu-ray release include a new interview with star Sho Kosugi, who discusses the later stages of his career; reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork; and Sho Kosugi trailer gallery.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Following his star turns in 80s actioners Enter the Ninja and Revenge of the Ninja, Sho Kosugi continued his domination of the US martial arts movie with 1987 s Rage of Honor helmed once again by Pray for Death director Gordon Hessler (The Golden Voyage of Sinbad)..