Josh Randall (Chuck Norris) is in L. A. to collect $115k gambling debt for the Pascals who own the Lucky Dragon casino in Hong Kong. Sam is Jewish who brought Josh into his family. He's retired and his son David who runs the casino seems to be troubled. David tells them that their competitor gangster Stan Ramondi would like merge their business. It turns out that Ramondi is looking to bring the Lucky Dragon under his Osiris syndicate. Sam refuses but later David tells him about his own crushing gambling losses. Ramondi's men kill Sam and David. Josh takes Sam's wild child daughter Joy to hide with his girlfriend Claire Bonner. Someone high up gets Josh arrested and there's a price on his head.
The acting is pretty bad. The directing is much worst. The dialog is horrible. There are some lame jokes. The pacing is bad until they go on the run. The movie is a bit better at that point. Chuck gets to fight a bit. That's probably why people watch this anyways. The fight in front of the neon sign looks pretty cool. It's great to see the old Hong Kong locations. This movie is bad but not the worst. It's an action B-movie after all.
The acting is pretty bad. The directing is much worst. The dialog is horrible. There are some lame jokes. The pacing is bad until they go on the run. The movie is a bit better at that point. Chuck gets to fight a bit. That's probably why people watch this anyways. The fight in front of the neon sign looks pretty cool. It's great to see the old Hong Kong locations. This movie is bad but not the worst. It's an action B-movie after all.