Moving Target

May 15, 1999

1h 30m

★ 1.2

To stay alive, he's got to kick fast, hit hard and keep moving.

Overview

A karate champion is lured to a remote cabin in hopes of learning from the masters. Instead he becomes prey for ruthless hunters. To survive he must use both his karate skills and brutal lessons he has learned on the street.

Genres

Action

Production Companies

B.G. Productions

Moving Target Trailers

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Cast

Mark Kobain

Greg Maye

Kia

Eugene Floyd

Carol

Crystal Warner

Sire

Normand Snead

Rick Black

Dennis Kyriakos

Kim Lee

Sam B. Lorn

Billy Jones

Noel Johansen

Reggie Jackson

Bernard Lunnon

Mack Turner

Rick Salem

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