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Scorpion (1986)
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Starring: Kathryn Daley, Robert Logan, Don Murray, Shawn Player, Tonny Tulleners, Allen Williams
Director: William Riead
Category: Action / Adventure
Studio: Rhino
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Length:
98 mins

 
 

 

Bad News For Bad Guys.

Deep within the shadowy world of covert operations, one name strikes fear in the hearts of all that know him. That name is Scorpion. A martial arts master schooled in every murderous method known to man, Scorpion is set to face his greatest challenge ever -- rescue a planeload of Americans held at gunpoint by an international terrorist group. If only it were that simple. The airport assault is merely a diversion. The real target is cartel kingpin Faued. The Americans have him hidden way inside a maximum-security compound ready to give testimony that could topple an entire government. Outside the prison walls, a force of assassins are readying themselves to silence the traitor. Scorpion

 
 
   
   

 
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