The way scenes were shot also helps/hurts the fights. Sometimes they shoot from behind things: clothesline with laundry, boxes/debris, or graffiti covered windows. While it does add a fly on the wall perspective, it also interferes with the view of the action. There were also some nice shots of chases through cramped alleys or a fight in a living room with only a couple of knocked over lamps for lighting. Some nice visual touches like that.

The story could have been better. Pretty standard although they skipped the happy ending. Still, it really makes you wonder why they didn't just do that from the begining(you'll understand when you see it).

The characters also seem oblivious to what's happening. They took a vacation while people are out to kill them? They returned from vacation when people are trying to kill them!? They set a woman on fire, had a touching scene at the hospital, then ignored her the rest of the movie!?! This has more holes than a porno. Still, it's solid and enjoyable. It's just a shame that the small problems (script/quality of fights) couldn't have been fixed. This wasn't going to be a "true" classic, but it could have been a "cult" classic. Right now its selling point is a decent decapitation (kind of cheesy, but still a nice attempt).

The final scene in which Li kills the bad guy made me laugh out loud, because it's horribly bad. Li kicks the head of a showroom dummy which just CANNOT be taken seriously by anyone over the age of three.

The story is somewhat interesting, but really we're here for the action and this isn't much even on a Bruce Li scale. His movies are generally much more entertaining than this.

There are some good ideas in the fight scenes, and some fairly interesting setups, but it all falls flat due to the incompetent filmmaking and 9-to-5 fighting from the actors.

All in all, this is a truly forgettable piece of low-budget trash recommendable only to Bruce Li fanatics.