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Kung Fu Games (2024)

Notorious fighters are trapped in lethal martial arts games by a sadistic magnate. Armed only with their combat skills, they face brutal battles for survival in a deadly kill-or-be-killed showdown.
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Notorious fighters are trapped in lethal martial arts games by a sadistic magnate. Armed only with their combat skills, they face brutal battles for survival in a deadly kill-or-be-killed showdown.

Rating:R
Genre:Action
Directed By:Ryan C. Jaeger
Written By:Ryan C. Jaeger, H. Daniel Gross
In Theaters:8/23/2024
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Tiger Style Media, McIntosh Films, Topanga Venom Media

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