with better actors cant wait to see more from Amy Johnston really, Although it doesn't have a massive budget it doesn't look cheap at all not by a long shot and the fight scenes are more old school but i like that overall this film was right up my street 10/10

stunts are superb as always and many of the girls, including her, fight scantily clad. The fights are brutal and despite being much more low budget than Bloodsport the production values are good.At the time of this writing, Lady Bloodfight, released only to Sweden is sold out but an American release is forthcoming.Except for fans of the GIRLFIGHT genre, I don't see this appealing to the American martial arts audience, which is sadly misogynist against female fighting. 9/10.For a more brutal yet clothed Amy Johnston's see Female Fight Club.

lot of time learning Chinese philosophy and Buddhism.There is nothing like learning how to use a Shaolin rope dart in -20 degree weather at 6 am surrounded by strangers exercising in a giant park.My training was quite casual compared to the realistic and painful training depicted in the film.This film does an excellent job at illustrating the genuine focus of martial arts as self-control, inner stability and personal development.The fight sequences are raw, well-choreographed and absolutely amazing. I even learned a few new moves for my weapons training.The actresses are tough, beautiful and independent, which will be offensive to critical and narrow-minded people.This is the first well-made martial arts film that I have seen that truly demonstrates female strength and empowerment.There are a few confusing plot twists, but I agree with the LA Times that movie goers should simply skip the plot and focus on the exciting action.