I still wonder who gave this movie more than 1 point...

The plot of this movie is horrible, all that memories in the begging. And that worthless efforts of movie makers to link this crap with first van Damme movie... Junk.

Tong Po? You gotta be kidding, right? When I was five, my friend had better mask at the elementary school carnival.

If you hate someone, recommend him this film.

It is really strange that Sasha Mitchell remained in the business after this crummy Kickboxer series.. Always when I saw him in Step by step a remembered him in this lousy movie.

Kickboxer 4 (1994) is a down beat tale starring Sasha Mitchell. He's the last of the Sloanes (the two brothers from the first Kickboxer). A series of events have left Sloane in disgrace. His only saving grace is his beloved wife. The nasty Tong Po is back and he took Sloane's old lady. Now, he's on a mission. To find his wife and uphold the family's honor. Will this be the final battle between Sloane and the mean and nasty Tong Po? Check this one out!

A fun film. Not a great one mid you but a watchable one. I wouldn't go out of my way looking for a copy however. If you love the Kickboxer series or a Sasha Mitchell fan then this one's for you.

Average.

C

The pint sized kung-fu fighter is a cutie.

When his old enemy Tong Po kidnaps his wife, David Sloan has to travel to his stronghold in Mexico to take part in a violent kickboxing competition.

After the departure into more straight-ahead action-thriller territory with the third instalment in this series, Kickboxer 4 returns the story to the main threads of the first two parts. This includes bringing back the character of Tong Po. Although, they didn't manage to get the actor who played him and instead use a different guy and simply apply bizarre facial make-up to make him look similar. He just looks weird. Anyway, this instalment is actually pretty entertaining. Sasha Mitchell once more has a certain charm in the lead role, while there is some pretty good fight choreography, particularly in the competition scenes. It's also pretty violent, it was even banned in the UK on original release (admittedly, it's nowhere near violent enough to justify that decision!). It also has some utterly gratuitous nudity thrown in for no reason whatsoever and you can't argue with that. All-in-all, this is another entertaining entry in a series that I have to admit to liking.