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Sword of Heaven 1985

85 min📅 1985-12-06

In *Sword of Heaven (1985)*, a Japanese-American detective in Los Angeles wields an ancient, mystical katana to dismantle a dangerous extortion ring while hunting down ruthless killers.

Director: Byron Meyers

Cast

Tadashi Yamashita
Tadashi Yamashita
Tadashi Kiresowa
Mel Novak
Mel Novak
Major Dirk St. Jones
Bill Wallace
Bill Wallace
Butch
Gerry Gibson
Patrick
Venus Jones
Molly
Deke Anderson
Deke Anderson
Guard at Pat's House
Jerry Baxter
Martial Arts Fighter
Chris Casamassa
Chris Casamassa
Martial Arts Trainee
Lou Casamassa
Martial Arts Trainer
William Christopher Ford
William Christopher Ford
Soldier (as Christopher Paul Ford)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sword of Heaven (1985) about?

A Japanese-American policeman in Los Angeles uncovers a violent extortion scheme and counters it with a legendary sword imbued with ancient magic. The film follows his relentless pursuit of criminals while navigating a dark underworld.

Who directed Sword of Heaven?

Byron Meyers directed *Sword of Heaven*, blending action and thriller elements into a cult-style martial arts film.

Who stars in Sword of Heaven?

The film stars Tadashi Yamashita, Mel Novak, Bill Wallace, Gerry Gibson, and Venus Jones in key roles.

Is Sword of Heaven (1985) worth watching?

As a 1985 action gem with martial arts flair, *Sword of Heaven* offers solid fight choreography and a unique premise. While not rated on IMDb, its short runtime and cult appeal make it a fun watch for fans of vintage action films.

How long is Sword of Heaven?

The movie runs for 85 minutes.

About Sword of Heaven (1985) — Japanese cop vs. extortion ring with a magic sword

In *Sword of Heaven (1985)*, a Japanese-American detective in Los Angeles wields an ancient, mystical katana to dismantle a dangerous extortion ring while hunting down ruthless killers.

Director Byron Meyers crafts a gritty, high-energy action spectacle where supernatural forces collide with street-level crime. With Tadashi Yamashita leading the charge, the film blends martial arts mastery with a noir-tinged thriller edge, delivering relentless fight sequences and a shadowy underworld backdrop.