Directed by:
David IsmaloneScreenplay:
Don FergusonCinematography:
David IsmaloneComposer:
Christophe GerberCast:
Jawed El Berni, Julaluck Ismalone, Tim Man, Conan Stevens, David Ismalone, Don Ferguson, Yothin Udomsanti, Guido KesslerPlots(1)
Sam is a killer by trade, one of a group of merciless men known as the Shadow Syndicate whose business is delivering fate for a price. But when Sam is asked to erase the line between honor and evil, he turns his back on the Shadows knowing this will make him a wanted man. After years of hiding in the hills of Thailand, Sam falls in love with a beautiful Thai girl named Mali and fathers a son named Shiro. Sam and his family live a simple and happy life fishing and living off the land. But he can't run away from the past and soon finds out what happens when you cross the Shadow Syndicate. Sam and his wife are left for dead on a violent and bloody night. They think they have taken everything from him until cries from Shiro bring Sam back to the world of the living. Now with something worth fighting for and a thirst for vengeance; Sam forges a mystical blade from the ashes of his one great love. Sam and Shiro embark on a journey across the globe to track down these evil men one by one to have their revenge. (official distributor synopsis)
(more)Reviews (1)
I love B-movies, but sometimes too much of something can be harmful. That is exactly the case with Mystic Blade. This is so bad in terms of acting that it's almost unwatchable, but what's worse, even the action scenes are terrible; it's truly a cringe-fest that makes you feel sick. Moreover, the story is unoriginal and overall half-hearted. This is something the film shouldn't have stooped to. ()