Jack Lee (Jino Kang) is the uninvited guest at a birthday party which leaves carnage in its wake. Six years later his niece (Kelly Lou Dennis) is kidnapped because his Brother-in-law who skimmed from the bad guys is not really dead. Toss in a woman cop who can't act or fight and I think you got the film.
The plot was not well developed. The acting was gross. The fighting was some of the worse choreographed stuff around, especially where the women were the fighters, it is apparent the men are holding back. The title comes from the fact Jack Lee is famous for turning the victims weapon upon themselves so it almost looks like a suicide except that didn't happen past the first two scenes. So once they drew my attention to the idea, and forced me to look for it, they couldn't deliver anymore.
Weapon of choice should not be your movie of choice.
F-bomb, sex, nudity (Katherine Celio)
The plot was not well developed. The acting was gross. The fighting was some of the worse choreographed stuff around, especially where the women were the fighters, it is apparent the men are holding back. The title comes from the fact Jack Lee is famous for turning the victims weapon upon themselves so it almost looks like a suicide except that didn't happen past the first two scenes. So once they drew my attention to the idea, and forced me to look for it, they couldn't deliver anymore.
Weapon of choice should not be your movie of choice.
F-bomb, sex, nudity (Katherine Celio)