Kombate Brutal 2002
Dive into the chaotic world of *Kombate Brutal* (2002), a wild ride where underdog Manolo trains under the legendary Master Cadona to enter an international death-match tournament spanning continents.
Director: Adrián Cardona
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Kombate Brutal (2002) about?
The film follows Manolo as he trains under the enigmatic Master Cadona to compete in a deadly international tournament called 'Brutal Kombat.' The stakes are sky-high as Manolo faces top fighters from five countries in a no-holds-barred battle to the death.
Who directed Kombate Brutal?
Adrián Cardona directed *Kombate Brutal*, helming this action-comedy with a mix of over-the-top fights and playful humor.
Who stars in Kombate Brutal?
The film stars Juan Cardona, Vicente Pizarro, José María Angorrilla, David Ortíz, and Tamara Gallego as the main cast.
Is Kombate Brutal (2002) worth watching?
While *Kombate Brutal* is an unrated film, its action-comedy blend offers a fun, if chaotic, experience for fans of low-budget fight flicks. If you enjoy cheesy yet energetic films with a global twist, it's worth a watch for its unique charm.
How long is Kombate Brutal?
The runtime of *Kombate Brutal* is 95 minutes.
About Kombate Brutal (2002) — Manolo's Wild Journey to the World's Deadliest Fight Club
Dive into the chaotic world of *Kombate Brutal* (2002), a wild ride where underdog Manolo trains under the legendary Master Cadona to enter an international death-match tournament spanning continents. This action-comedy blends brutal fights with sharp humor, pitting Manolo against elite fighters from China, Argentina, Mexico, Spain, and Russia in a high-stakes battle of survival and skill. Directed by Adrián Cardona, the film balances over-the-top combat with quirky character dynamics, creating an atmosphere that's equal parts thrilling and absurd.
Starring Juan Cardona, Vicente Pizarro, and José María Angorrilla, *Kombate Brutal* delivers a no-holds-barred spectacle where every punch and joke lands with equal force. The genre-defying mix of action and comedy makes it a cult favorite for fans of cheesy yet entertaining fight films, where the stakes are high, the humor is even higher, and the global competition is anything but fair.