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Deadly Heat
Rick Marshall (Steve Fletcher) is a St. Louis District Attorney on the trail of an invading drug underworld. When they capture the local leader Jamahl and put him on trial, Angel (Ramon Franco), one of the L.A. bosses, comes in to make sure he goes free by any means necessary. When Angel kidnaps two jurors and Rick's girlfriend Rachel, Rick decides its time to exact justice on his own terms. Angel has other ideas, and puts a call in to L.A. for toughman Che (Leonard L. Holmas) to eliminate the problem of Rick Marshall for good.
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Plot Summary
A former martial arts champion, seeking revenge for his murdered partner, infiltrates a ruthless crime syndicate. He must navigate a dangerous world of double-crosses and deadly encounters to bring the killers to justice. The film follows his relentless pursuit through a gritty urban landscape.
Critical Reception
Deadly Heat is a low-budget action film that garnered a mixed to negative reception. While some viewers appreciated its straightforward action sequences and Don Wilson's martial arts prowess, critics often pointed to its formulaic plot, weak dialogue, and underdeveloped characters. It's generally considered a B-movie entry in the action genre.
What Reviewers Say
Appreciated for its action scenes, particularly Don Wilson's martial arts.
Criticized for a predictable and uninspired plot.
Found to have weak performances and dialogue.
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Fun Fact
Don 'The Dragon' Wilson, who stars as the protagonist, was a highly successful professional kickboxer before transitioning to acting, holding multiple world championships in the sport.
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