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| Directed by | Godfrey Ho |
| Written by | Tai Yim |
| Produced by | Godfrey Ho |
| Starring | Cynthia Rothrock, John Miller, Don Niam |
| Music by | Todd M. Hahn |
| Language | American |
The Undefeatable is an American martial arts movie from 1994 starring Cynthia Rothrock, John Miller and Don Niam.
Plot
Template:Spoiler The film follows Kristi Jones (Rothrock) who along with her gang take part in Mafia run street fights to earn money for her sisters college education.
After his wife leaves him an underground fighter by the name of Stingray vows to find her and begins seeing women in flower dresses as his wife. He kidnaps them, rapes them and gouges their eyes out before returning their bodies to the crime scene. Kristi's sister becomnes one fo the victims and tracks down Stingray with the help of a police officer (Miller) who is falling in love with her and Kristi's sisters psychiatry tutor.
They soon track down Stingray who has kidnapped the psychiatrist and fight in a warehouse where he escapes. The psychiatrist is in hospital and Stingray captures her. Kristi and the Cop chase him to a storage area were they fight. Eventually Stingray is beaten and ironically loses both of his eyes.
The film ends at a funeral where Kristi tells her sister they got him. Eventually the gang splits up but Kristi has enrolled them all at college. Kristi has also been enrolled by her new lover and the film ends.
Internet reaction
The fighting scene from the climax of the movie was uploaded to the Internet in 2005. It received a lot of attention in due to the stereotypical and heavily exaggerated fighting style, and cliché dialogue.