Shootfighter II 1996
"Kill or be Killed"
Director Paul Ziller delivers a high-octane martial arts thriller in Shootfighter II (1996), where Miami's criminal underworld faces an brutal reckoning.
Director: Paul Ziller
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Shootfighter II (1996) about?
This martial arts actioner follows Miami mobsters thrust into a brutal showdown when a vengeful police chief hires the world's most vicious fighters to settle scores across the city. The streets become a deadly arena where only the strongest survive.
Who directed Shootfighter II?
Paul Ziller, known for his work in action cinema, directed Shootfighter II (1996).
Who stars in Shootfighter II?
The film features martial arts legend Bolo Yeung, William Zabka, Michael Bernardo, Chase Randolf, and Brett Baxter Clark as the core fighters in this brutal urban battle.
Is Shootfighter II (1996) worth watching?
As an unrated but gritty martial arts actioner, Shootfighter II delivers solid fight sequences and a compelling underdog-versus-system story. Fans of 90s action like *Bloodsport* or *Kickboxer* will find plenty to enjoy in its relentless pace.
How long is Shootfighter II?
Shootfighter II has a runtime of 95 minutes.
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About Shootfighter II (1996) — Martial Arts Vendetta in Miami's Underworld
Director Paul Ziller delivers a high-octane martial arts thriller in Shootfighter II (1996), where Miami's criminal underworld faces an brutal reckoning. When a vengeful police chief recruits the world's most deadly fighters for a city-wide purge, the streets become a battleground for survival of the fittest. Bolo Yeung, William Zabka, and Michael Bernardo lead the explosive cast as fighters caught in a deadly game where only one side leaves standing. With relentless action sequences and a gritty, no-holds-barred atmosphere, this 95-minute actioner blends raw physicality with the tension of a city under siege.
Shootfighter II (1996) cranks up the intensity with martial arts choreography that cracks like a whip and a premise that pits hardened criminals against their match in a fight for their lives. The film dives into themes of justice, retribution, and the blurred lines between law enforcement and vigilantism, all wrapped in the neon-soaked chaos of 1990s Miami.