DAY OF THE PANTHER(1988)
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Pretty standard fare for a martial arts-type
movie, but more in the vein of Sidaris without
the nudity! Not terrible, but not a classic! C+

From a reviewer at IMDb.com:

Standard story of a martial arts expert out to nail
a gangster boss and his right hand man who were
responsible for the death of his partner. This film
however benefits from excellent fight sequences
staged by Eddie Stazak (the star of the film) and
Jim Richards who plays the lead heavy. With minimal
use of fast editing and slow motion, which hinder
the flow of fights in some other martial arts
movies, where the same perfectly executed side
kick is shown from 10 different angles, the fights
are exciting and almost balletic. A small number
of obviously accomplished stuntmen / martial
artists are used as opponents throughout the
film, sometimes wearing masks to hid their
numbers. Don't worry about the story just enjoy
the fight sequences, particularly the one in
the boat show room. - Mark Salter

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