We begin with Kiltro beating up a few guys at a nightclub who were bothering Kim (Caterina Jadresic), a half-Korean girl that he saved from being raped from some guys a which seems months earlier. She doesn’t show much interest in Kiltro but he has an obsession with her and he always seems nervous around her and she feels like he’s a stalker. There’s a scene where Kim makes Kiltro take on her Dad’s martial art class students in which he caught a beating. But I must tell you that the film moved very slowly for me. I was almost bore at times and wish it would pick up which it did somewhat when Kiltro starts training to beat Max Kalba (Miguel Angel De Luca) who returned to town. Kalba has a chip on your shoulder against Teran and other members of his martial arts camp that goes back seventeen years. He destroys them one by one. Meanwhile Kiltro trains with the help of master Jose Soto (Alejandro Castillo) in which then he comes back and cracks heads and what not.

The Overall impression of the film, I thought it needed work as far as the script and the directing it lacked energy. There were scenes that really didn’t make sense of being in the film. Like for example: Kiltro runs crazy in the streets in which he almost got hit by a car. I really didn’t get that scene and there were some others. I still feel if you into mix martial art flicks it’s definitely at least worth checking out.