Lone Tiger

Year: 1996

Runtime: 109 mins

Language: English

Director: Warren A. Stevens

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Kurenai arrives in Las Vegas seeking the man who killed his father. Broke and homeless, he takes shelter in an alley, rescues victims of violent bikers and earns a place in a rundown warehouse run by Rita and Chico, who look after other runaways. Meanwhile, underground promoter Rossner stages lethal wrestling bouts where the loser dies, and hires Jane Costello to find a new champion for his deadly arena.

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