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A lean, high-energy cybernetic action film with a hunted enhanced fighter, flashy near-future technology, and unusually nimble martial-arts choreography.
A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
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Why this pick
A lean, high-energy cybernetic action film with a hunted enhanced fighter, flashy near-future technology, and unusually nimble martial-arts choreography.
Why this pick
Albert Pyun brings the same bargain-bin-futurist texture, human-versus-cyborg anxiety, and relentless action-forward momentum, on a larger dystopian canvas.
Why this pick
Its corporate-controlled future, cyborg enforcers, and fists-first hero make it a close fit for Heatseeker’s direct-to-video cyber-action appeal.
Why this pick
A practical-effects-heavy blend of body-enhancement science fiction and sustained martial-arts combat, played with the same earnest, pulpy intensity.
Why this pick
For the tournament backbone: it treats escalating one-on-one fights, rival combatants, and the underdog’s physical endurance with satisfying seriousness.
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01 / THE STORY
The story takes place in 2019. Sianon Corporation specializes in cybernetic implants, has planned a kickboxing championship, where together with the athletes, people participate in cyborgs created in a special laboratory. The purpose of the tournament was to identify the superiority of technology over others. Kickboxer's O'Brien declined the invitation to come to the championship, after which management agreed to blackmail him with bridal abduction to convince him.
02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Oldest Elder
Tsui Tung

Xao

Bradford
Raul Lono