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Ring of Fire II: Blood and Steel
1993
· Movie
· 94 min
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49/100
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Johnny Woo and Julie play an enduring couple who survive all sorts of interference from rival kick-box gangs in their effort to put a little romance in their lives.
Details
- Director
- Richard W. Munchkin
- Writers
- Paul Maslak, Richard W. Munchkin, Steve Tymon
- Studio
- PM Entertainment Group
- Released
- 17 March 1993
- Country
- United States
- Language
- English
- Runtime
- 94 min
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