American Streetfighter

American Streetfighter is a 1992 martial arts film directed by Steven L. Austin and starring Gary Daniels, Ian Jacklin, and Gerald Okamura. The story follows former martial arts champion John Sweet, played by Gary Daniels, as he travels to Los Angeles after receiving a message that his younger brother has been brutally beaten and left for dead.

When John arrives in LA, he discovers that his brother is involved in a gang war between the mafia and a rival gang. John decides to take matters into his own hands and helps the rival gang by fighting against the mafia. Along the way, he meets Cynthia, a journalist who is investigating the gang war.

The movie is filled with action sequences, with Gary Daniels showing off his martial arts skills in a number of fight scenes. Ian Jacklin plays Mike, the leader of the rival gang, and is also a skilled fighter. Gerald Okamura, who is well known for his martial arts roles, plays the role of the mafia boss.

The movie also features a number of other martial artists, including Michael Depasquale Jr. as one of Mike's gang members and Ken McLeod, a former world karate champion, as one of the mafia enforcers.

One of the standout scenes in the movie is a fight between John and a group of mafia enforcers in a parking garage. This scene showcases Gary Daniels' martial arts skills and his ability to take on multiple opponents at once.

The movie also has a number of car chases and shootouts, which add to the action-packed feel of the film. The soundtrack features a number of upbeat songs that keep the movie's energy high.

Overall, American Streetfighter is a classic 90s martial arts film that delivers on action and fighting sequences. Gary Daniels is a standout performer, and the movie features a number of other talented martial artists. If you're a fan of this genre, this movie is definitely worth checking out.