Bloodfist VI: Ground Zero
Un seul homme peut arrêter la catastrophe.
Le courrier de l'Air Force Nick Corrigan est envoyé pour livrer un message à une base de missiles nucléaires dans un coin reculé du Midwest. À son insu, cependant, un gang de terroristes a pris le contrôle de la base dans l'espoir de lancer les missiles sur toutes les plus grandes villes du pays. Pris de panique, ils enferment Nick dans la base, pensant l'empêcher d'interférer avec leurs plans. Cependant, ils ne savent pas que le sergent Corrigan est un ancien soldat des forces spéciales qui est plus que capable de les arrêter à lui seul.
Distribution
Don Wilson
Nick Corrican
Catya Sassoon
Tori
Steve Garvey
Major Tillman
Robin Curtis
Major Marin
Jonathan Fuller
Fawkes
Leonard O. Turner
Colonel Briggs
Marcus Aurelius
Sabian
Michael Blanks
Ahmad
Anthony Boyer
Miller
Art Camacho
Rivera
Ed Crick
Davis
Bert Remsen
Old Man
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