Blood Revenge 1998
"Getting Even One Bloody Body After Another!"
In *Blood Revenge (1998)*, directed by Ross Otterman, a once-formidable martial artist—now a shadow of his former self—faces an unimaginable tragedy when his girlfriend is brutally murdered and his partner is left in critical condition.
Director: Ross Otterman
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Blood Revenge (1998) about?
A disillusioned martial artist wakes to a nightmare when his girlfriend is killed and his partner is left comatose. Sworn to vengeance, he trains with renewed fire and unleashes his skills on the criminals behind the attacks, turning personal grief into a blood-soaked crusade.
Who directed Blood Revenge?
Ross Otterman directed *Blood Revenge*, helming a tight, action-driven narrative that balances emotional stakes with high-octane combat sequences.
Who stars in Blood Revenge?
The film features Chris Cuthrell as the lead avenger, alongside Kimberly Blair, Jean-Michel Richaud, Ed Johnson, and Marshal Hilton in pivotal roles.
Is Blood Revenge (1998) worth watching?
Though unrated and missing critical mass, *Blood Revenge* delivers a straightforward, high-energy revenge thriller with solid martial arts action. Fans of gritty '90s fight films will find it a guilty pleasure worth one watch—if only for the cathartic payback.
How long is Blood Revenge?
Runtime details are not listed.
About Blood Revenge (1998) — A Gritty Martial Arts Revenge Thriller
In *Blood Revenge (1998)*, directed by Ross Otterman, a once-formidable martial artist—now a shadow of his former self—faces an unimaginable tragedy when his girlfriend is brutally murdered and his partner is left in critical condition. Haunted by guilt and driven by vengeance, he sheds his laziness, dusts off his skills, and embarks on a relentless quest to dismantle the criminal network responsible. With high stakes and brutal hand-to-hand combat, this 1998 action thriller transforms personal loss into explosive payback.
The film pulses with raw energy, blending gritty urban settings with the disciplined fury of martial arts. Otterman crafts a tense, revenge-driven narrative where every punch and kick carries weight, reflecting themes of justice, retribution, and the cost of obsession. Chris Cuthrell leads the cast as the avenger-in-motion, supported by Kimberly Blair and Jean-Michel Richaud in roles that amplify the danger and desperation.