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Kickboxer (1989) #RetroReview

September 6, 2024

Want some cheesy mindless fun? You could do worse than Mark DiSalle and David Worth’s Kickboxer from 1989. Though it’s not even close to being the best Jean-Claude Van Damme flick, it’s nevertheless pretty damn enjoyable.

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