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A former policeman sets out to unleash violent vengeance upon deer poachers when they rape and kill his long lost daughter.A former policeman sets out to unleash violent vengeance upon deer poachers when they rape and kill his long lost daughter.A former policeman sets out to unleash violent vengeance upon deer poachers when they rape and kill his long lost daughter.
Valentina Forte
- Connie
- (as Valerie Blake)
Stefano Mingardo
- Wally
- (as Mike Miller)
Ottaviano Dell'Acqua
- Matt
- (as Richard Raymond)
Massimo Vanni
- Dying Police Officer
- (as Patrick O'Neil jr.)
Michele Soavi
- Pete
- (as Michael Saroyan)
Fabrizio Corallo
- Wally's Friend
- (uncredited)
Gianluca Petrazzi
- Wally's Friend
- (uncredited)
Giancarlo Prati
- Murderer
- (uncredited)
Billy Redden
- Banjo Man
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaThe film was originally slated to be a science fiction film, but complications in production forced it to be scrapped and Dardano Sacchetti was commissioned to write a new script. Since the film had already been announced (and was being sold) under the title "BlastFighter", it was kept the same.
- GoofsTires don't squeal "JUST" because of braking. Tires also squeal from a loss of grip on a paved road. So the above mentioned goof is only a partial goof, especially since tires squealing on dirt or gravel roads is one of the most overdone "goofs" of movies & TV shows made during this period.
- Quotes
Jake 'Tiger' Sharp: YOU WANT TO KNOW WHO I AM? I'M A SON OF A BITCH... who wants to be left alone.
- Crazy creditsFootage contained in this film which depicts animals suffering was archive documentary footage and was not instigated by the production company.
- Alternate versionsItalian DVD release (which is full uncut but with Italian audio and subtitles ONLY!) has quite a few more intense and violent scenes than the Finnish videotape (English audio) that possibly are not censorship cuts but version differences. The rape scene and the beating of the cop in the woods is more intense. Also the "exploding arm" - and "the throatcut" - scenes are not present in the Finnish videotape. There's also some differences in some of the dialogue scenes, like the ending - in the Italian print Eastman and Sopkiw don't say anything to each other while in the english language print they change a few words.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Cine-Masochist: BLASTFIGHTER (2012)
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A true action classic
I saw this one for the first time back in 1989 at the age of twelve. What a rush it was and love at first sight so to say. Blastfighter manage to serve us really good actionscenes for its time and keeps the excitement all the way to end credits. Michael Sopkiw got potential to be something more than he became, but as we all know, the moviebusiness can be very tough. Blastfighter remain a good b-action flick for many viewers, but for me a little more than that. This movie will be linked to nice childhood memories and for me it is a true action classic.
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- martinfrisk
- Apr 13, 2002
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- Blastfighter - Der Exekutor
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