Starring Tony Ferrer, D'Urville Martin, Leo Fong & Fred Williamson
Directed by Efren C. Piñon
Transworld (Sweden); Fullscreen; English with swedish subtitles
Really silly, but fun, fillipino action/heist/comedy about a bunch of blind robbers (the... ahem... perfect plan: who would suspect a blind guy?). In the last five minutes Fred Williamson arrives to save the day! (even semi-stars needs to pay the rent) It's sometimes hard to see where the intentional and unintentional comedy ends and begins, but who cares, really?
a.k.a I Predatori della Pietra Magica (original title); Predators of the Magic Stone (international)
Italy, 1988
Starring Chris Ahrens, Clarissa Mendez & James Mitchum
Directed by Tonino Ricci
HMV Movies (Japan); Widescreen; English with japanese subtitles
Bizarre mixture of Raiders of the Lost Ark, Rambo and some sci-fi. It's not particulary "good" as in well-made but arguably one of the more entertaining films in the deadly dull genre of italian Indiana Jones-copies. At least it's action-packed, offbeat and never gets boring. By hack director Tonino Ricci, of all people.
Starring Richard Randall, Nelson de la Rosa & Brigitte Porsche
Directed by Alfonso Brescia
Columbia (Japan); Widescreen; English with japanese subtitles
OK italo action, a little better than average (which is not saying much). What makes it a keeper is the warped scenes with the world's shortest actor Nelson de la Rosa, from Ratman, as the magic midget mascot (!) of the evil drug baron.