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Best of the Best II

Midnite weekend screenings happen on Friday & Saturday nights (meaning arrive on Friday and/or Saturday night by 11:45pm for seating, the movie starts after midnite)!

Director: Robert Radler Run Time: 101 min. Format: 35mm Rating: R Release Year: 1993

Starring: Eric Roberts, Phillip Rhee, Chris Penn, Edan Gross, Ralf Moeller, Meg Foster, Sonny Landham, Wayne Newton

In a Las Vegas set underground fighting ring called The Colosseum, rich sickos cheer as men break each other’s bones and erupt blood. Having triumphed in martial arts competitions, the three friends Tommy (Phillip Rhee), Alex (an extremely fit Eric Roberts) and Travis (Chris Penn) have settled nearby, where they run a studio. Travis, seeking the adrenaline rush of hand to hand combat, challenges the presiding champion of the club, Brakus (Ralf Moeller) who shows no mercy and gladly obeys his audiences’ calls to snuff out his opponent. Seeking revenge, Tommy and Alex undergo rigorous training before they face off against Brakus.

The best of the four part series, Best of the Best II is an ultra-violent action-packed ride that includes Wayne Newton as the club emcee and Sonny Landham as an alcoholic adoptive brother who pulls it together to help our heroes. If you have yet to experience the pleasures of these movies, now is your chance to get in the ring!

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