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Blastfighter is a 1984 action film directed by Lamberto Bava starring Michael Sopkiw and George Eastman . Plot. Jake "Tiger" Sharp ( Michael Sopkiw) is a former policeman who seeks revenge after his wife is murdered. After killing the murderer, Sharp is sentenced to seven years in prison.
- 25 July 1984 (Italy)
- Guido & Maurizio De Angelis
Nov 15, 1985 · Blastfighter: Directed by Lamberto Bava. With Michael Sopkiw, Valentina Forte, George Eastman, Stefano Mingardo. A former policeman sets out to unleash violent vengeance upon deer poachers when they rape and kill his long lost daughter.
- (1.4K)
- Action, Crime, Drama
- Lamberto Bava
- 1985-11-15
Former cop Jake 'Tiger' Sharp returns to his old hometown after having been in prison for the murder of his wife's killer. Illegal hunting seems to be widespread and inbred rednecks control the city with an iron fist. Jake manages to make himself an enemy to hillbillies and he and his newly found daughter had to flee for their lives.
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Blastfighter. An ex-convict (Michael Sopkiw) and his daughter (Valerie Blake) catch people selling wounded animals to a Hong Kong aphrodisiacs dealer.
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- Lamberto Bava
- Crime, Drama
- Michael Sopkiw
Arts. Culture magazines. Blastfighter. views 2,582,489 updated. Blastfighter woof! 1985 (R) After local hoodlums kill his daughter, an ex-con cop goes on a spree of violence and revenge. Director Bava uses the pseudonym “John Old, Jr.,” as his father Mario Bava occasionally credited himself as John Old. Italian film shot in Atlanta. 93m/C VHS .
Blastfighter (1984) ** 1/2 (out of 4) Jake Sharp (Michael Sopkiw) is a former cop who has just been released from prison after serving eight years for killing the man who murdered his wife. He goes to his cabin deep in the woods where he just wants to be left alone but he runs into some poachers being led by a former friend (George Eastman).
