Prey of the Jaguar

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Prey of the Jaguar

Derek Leigh becomes the superheroic 'Jaguar' after his wife and son are killed by drug lord Damien Bandera, recently broken out of prison, whom he had testified against years before then proceeding to take Banderas down by beating up lots of people before some others. Leigh is assisted by his old sensei and his old commander. Not that exciting with a plot by numbers and a bland leading man in Maxwell Caulfield. Trevor Goddard as Bandera isn't a great actor but does have villainous presence. Stacy Keach is wasted and Linda Blair's head doesn't even revolve on her body. A below average revenge movie. The funniest moment was Leigh revealing his 'Jaguar' costume. Even his sensei Master Yee laughed at it. It did look a bit silly.

Really bad. So bad in fact i think i might throw up on myself. The only reason i chose to give this movie one star is because there is no lower rating. i would rather crap in my hand and eat it than watch this film again. The only slight little tiny bit of credibility that this film carries is that it contains the terrible acting abilities of 'Warchild' from point break. Didn't have enough money for good sets, good script, good lighting, good acting, didn't even have enough money to get Pat Morita to play the Sensei instead of the bald old 'poor man's' Mr. Miyagi. And as for the constant tilting camera...what the hell were these guys thinking? i have motion sickness and not to mention the nightmares i am going to have when i think of the most useless piece of cinematic trash that was ever pushed out of the sloppy rectal cavity of the crappiest production team to ever to walk the earth. WORST FILM EVER (capitals means I'm yelling)

I'll admit from the outset that PREY OF THE JAGUAR isn't a great movie; as a straight-to-video superhero flick from David DeCoteau, it was never going to be. However, I'll also admit that I enjoyed it to an extent, although I was chuckling at it rather than taking it all seriously. The story sees GREASE 2's Maxwell Caulfield playing an ordinary family guy whose nemesis busts out of jail and has his pregnant wife and son murdered. Caulfield, through various silly reasons, then dresses up as a crime-fighting superhero and goes after them. This cheap and cheesy movie contains martial arts, lots of explosions and cheesy fight scenes, as well as ham acting from the entire cast. Stacy Keach has a gruff cameo and Linda Blair plays the token cop, while Trevor Goddard is the hard British villain. There's a random Paul Bartel cameo and a fun scene in which John Fujioka lets rip with the nunchucks at one point. Hardly great, but by DeCoteau standards it is.

Move over Superman and Batman, take a vacation. Maxwell Caulfield seemed to be in a slump after the lame No Escape, No Return, so he made a good decision. Dave DeCoteau does his finest with an action film filled with crazy camera angles, good dialogue, and uh, did I mention action? Plenty of it, too. I especially love those exploding-arrows. God this movie's so good I'm gonna stop writing this review to go watch it again.