Bloodfist VI: Ground Zero (1995)

User Rating:

3.2/10   

Director:

Rick Jacobson

Writers:

Brendan Broderick (writer)
Rob Kerchner (writer)

Genre:

Action

Plot:

Terrorists take over a nuclear weapons launch site, but don't count on a humble military courier, who happens to be making a visit.

Plot Keywords:

Nuclear | Terrorism | Sequel | Die Hard Scenario | Independent Film

Cast

Don 'The Dragon' Wilson	...	Nick Corrigan
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Marcus Aurelius	...	Sabian
Michael Blanks	...	Ahmad
Anthony Boyer	...	Miller
Art Camacho	...	Rivera
Rick Cox	...	Technician #1
Ed Crick	...	Davis
Robin Curtis	...	Major Marin
Vincent DePalma	...	Captain Hicks
Alex Desir	...	Hassad
Jon Freedman	...	Forbes
Jonathan Fuller	...	Fawkes
Steve Garvey	...	Major Tillman
Randall Shiro Ideishi	...	Gates
Wynn Irwin	...	General Carmichael
Howard Jackson	...	Becker
Milton Kahn	...	Communications Tech
Dennis Keiffer	...	Kurtz
Kevin Knotts	...	Lucas
Michael McDonald	...	Corey (as Michael James McDonald)
Carl A. McGee	...	Ali
Bert Remsen	...	Old Man
Catya Sassoon	...	Tori (as Cat Sassoon)
Matthew Shoehan	...	Watkins
Patrick J. Statham	...	Assault Team Commander
Raymond Storti	...	Perez
Dale E. Turner	...	Medic
Leonard O. Turner	...	Colonel Briggs

Also Known As:

Assault at Ground Zero
Ground Zero
Ground Zero: Bloodfist 6 (Australia) (DVD box title)
Ground Zero: Bloodfist VI (USA) (trailer title)

Runtime:

86 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Ultra Stereo

Certification:

Netherlands:16 (DVD rating) | USA:R

Company:

New Horizon Picture Corp

Movie Connections:

Followed by Bloodfist VIII: Trained to Kill (1996)

Bombs away...

This time Don Wilson trades in his kickboxing approach for a Bruce Willis style hero who is the last man standing in the way of the launching of a nuke that middle eastern terrorists (Most who look Caucasian) are trying to detonate and then there is the whole...ZZZZZZZ The rules of the Bloodfist sequels do not imply, since parts 2, 3 and 4 were all better than # 1. So one was hoping this would be a fun yet harmlessly stupid take on Die Hard. Problem is, that while Bloodfist VI is stupid it isn't any fun. It is dull with Wilson engaging in mini-action sequences which are over before they barely start. Also of note is that Wilson is one of the better thesps here, with a cast so unconvincing as terrorists that it was just horrendous to watch. Worst of all is that the movie literally has no degree of style or energy, so we watch in sheer boredom as Wilson races around the clock to save us all. Bloodfist VI is basically as awful as # 5 and that is about all that can be said.

* out of 4-(Bad)