Expect No Mercy (film)

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Expect No Mercy is a 1995 action/science-fiction film directed by Zale Dalen.

A virtual reality martial arts academy is being used as a front for a group of highly skilled assassins. The U.S. government has called in for their own top martial arts master to put a stop to this gang of killers.

• Billy Blanks as Agent Justin Vanier
• Jalal Merhi as Agent Eric
• Laurie Holden as Vicki
• Wolf Larson as Warbeck
• Anthony De Longis as Damian
• Michael Blanks as 'Spyder'
• Real Andrews as Alexander
• Brett Halsey as Bromfield
• Richard Fitzpatrick as Frank
• Geza Kovacs as Woods
• Jefferson Mappin as Wilkinson
• Sam Moses as Goldberg
• Bob Collins as Bertolucci
• Scott Hogarth as Goliath
• Bill Pickels as Samurai
• Layton Morrison as Destroyer
• Christopher Lee Clements as Boxer
• Rick Sue as Evil Clown
• Don Gough as Ninja / Enforcer
• Gary Chow as Gridman / Khan / Fango
• Gary "Si-Jo" Foo as Instructor Enforcer
• Lisa Jilon as Dominatrix

The movie was released on VHS by Imperial Entertainment and WarnerVision in 1995 and that same year in Canada by Alliance. In 2005, a DVD was released in Canada by Legacy Entertainment but in a full screen presentation that is merely a dupe of the original VHS. The Movie is being released in 2022 on blu ray by Vinegar Syndrome.

The movie was filmed in July 1994 in Scarborough, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Billy Blanks was cast at the last minute as a replacement for Olivier Gruner. Gary Daniels was also originally cast in the role of Warbeck but the U.S. distributors wanted Wolf Larson for the role.

A computer game based on the film, developed by Microforum, was released in 1996 for the PC. The game is considered by many to be a knock-off of Mortal Kombat, by having digitized sprites of real people photographs, similar characters, and fatalities.

• Expect No Mercy at IMDb
• The Unknown Movies review
• Movies in the Attic review at the Wayback Machine (archived October 27, 2009)

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