Best of the Best 2

5.8

101 minutes

3/5/1993

Overview

In an underground fight club, blackbelt Travis Brickley is killed after losing to the evil martial arts master Brakus. Travis' death is witnessed by Walter Grady, the son of his best friend Alex Grady. Alex and his partner, Tommy Lee, vow to avenge their friend's death by defeating Brakus and shutting down the fight club.

Cast List

Eric Roberts
as Alex Grady
Phillip Rhee
as Tommy Lee
Chris Penn
as Travis Brickley
Edan Gross
as Walter Grady
Ralf Moeller
as Brakus
Meg Foster
as Sue MacCauley
Sonny Landham
as James
Wayne Newton
as Weldon
Betty Carvalho
as Grandma
Simon Rhee
as Dae Han
Hayward Nishioka
as Sae Jin Kwon
Claire Stansfield
as Greta
Ken Nagayama
as Yung June
Frank Salsedo
as Charlie
Stefanos Miltsakakis
as Stavros
Myung Kue Kim
as Khan
Patrick Kilpatrick
as Finch
Mike Genovese
as Gus
Nicholas Worth
as Sick Humor
Matt Thomas
as Soft Voice
Edward Bunker
as Spotlight Operator
David Rody
as Slimy Man
John Charles Sheeham
as Front Doorman
Kane Hodder
as Backdoor Man
Randy Gomes
as Policeman
Robert Radler
as Floor Manager
Harry Hauss
as Helicopter Pilot
Buckley Norris
as Gambler
Rain Ivana
as Teller
Cliff Emmich
as Texan
Alex Desir
as Andre Marais
Lionel Washington
as Hammer
Amanda Barry
as Bartender
Albie Selznick
as Man in Crowd
Melissa Holgate
as Woman in Crowd
Christine Soustre
as Woman in Bar
Manny Perry
as Gunman in Desert
Cristy Thom
as Girl at Restaurant
Randy Falcon
as Native Indian
Bob Lewis
as Minister
Rusty Meyers
as TV Reporter
Jonathan Strauss
as Boy Basketball Player
Jeff Olan
as Security Guard
Gunter Ziegler
as Security Guard
Rene Beard
as Spectator (uncredited)
David Boreanaz
as Parking Valet (uncredited)
Andrea Carlson
as Extra (uncredited)
Chris Carnel
as Barkus sparring partner (uncredited)
James Choi
as Barkus sparring partner (uncredited)
Kelly Clayton
as Barkus sparring partner (uncredited)
Bryan Hanna
as Tae-Kwon-Do Instructor / Judge (uncredited)
Peter Iacangelo III
as Black Belt Candidate (uncredited)
André Lima
as Barkus sparring partner (uncredited)
Ginger Marin
as Karate Mom (uncredited)
Keaton Simons
as Older Boy (uncredited)
Michael Treanor
as Extra (uncredited)