Sting of the Black Scorpion (2002)
Cop by day, masked crusader by night, the fearless and sultry Black Scorpion must protect the City of Angels from a deadly trio of villains... the prosthetic machine gun Firearm, the time-controlling Clockwise, and vision-stealing Flashpoint.
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Cop by day, masked crusader by night, the fearless and sultry Black Scorpion must protect the City of Angels from a deadly trio of villains... the prosthetic machine gun Firearm, the time-controlling Clockwise, and vision-stealing Flashpoint.
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Genre:Action, Science Fiction
Written By:Craig J. Nevius
In Theaters:11/6/2002
Box Office:
Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:New Concorde, Concorde-New Horizons
Cast
Stanley Yung, Gwyneth Gibby
Director
Michelle Lintel
Darcy Walker / Black Scorpion
Victoria Silvstedt
Hourglass
Shae Marks
Babette
Enya Flack
Veronica / Tender Lovin'
Scott Valentine
Steve Rafferty
Frank Gorshin
Benjamin Tickerman / Clockwise
Martin Kove
Jack Ames / Firearm
Allen Scotti
Cameron Albright / Flashpoint
Guy Boyd
Captain Strickland
Steven Kravitz
Slugger
Shane Powers
Specs
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