Mayhem! (2024)
Mayhem!
”A martial artist and ex-con in Thailand is forced back into the underworld to save a kidnapped family member.”
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A martial artist and ex-con starts a new life in Thailand to escape a local gang lord, but a kidnapped family member sucks him back into the underworld he'd left behind in this propulsive action spectacle.
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