Weapons that can be used against opponents include flamethrowers, lead pipes and machine guns. In the single-player mode, the player fights through 6 opponents (followed by a final boss battle with a zombie version of the original "Final Fight" final boss Belger), armed with two punch buttons, two kick buttons and a special move button, which can used either to side-step (by holding while pressing up or down) or to pick up weapons and recovery items. As they battle 1-on-1 in a series of 3-D environments, one or two players control 10 characters from the original - the original three of Guy, Cody, and Haggar, plus enemy characters El Gado, Poison and Andore and four boss characters - Damnd, Sodom, Edi E. Known as the last game released on the Saturn in Japan, "Final Fight Revenge" is a conversion of the arcade game (the only other "Final Fight" game released on that platform). Sao (Everything Everywhere All at Once), Neb Chupin (Mindcage, Acceleration), and Pancho Moler (3 from Hell).Įxecutive Producers are Matthew Helderman and Luke Taylor, with Thomas Mann and Neb Chupin serving as Co-Executive Producers.The Mad Gear gang is on the loose again! Take control of a total of 10 fighters (all from the original Final Fight) and foil them, making Metro City safe from crime once again. The cast also includes Ser'Darius Blain (Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle), D.Y. Til Death Do Us Part stars Cam Gigandet (Twilight, Never Backdown), Jason Patric (The Lost Boys, Speed 2: Cruise Control), Natalie Burn (Black Adam, The Enforcer), and Orlando Jones (The Time Machine, Drumline). In the ultimate horror showdown, the groomsmen soon discover that she has no intention of going back to the life she left behind.”
After running away on her wedding day, a bride-to-be must fight for survival against her former fiancé and his seven deadly groomsmen. It is produced by Jeffrey Reddick (Final Destination), Woodward Jr./Status Media and Entertainment, and Burn/Born To Burn Films.Īccording to the official plot synopsis, “Til Death Do Us Part portrays the grim reality that not every romance story ends with happily ever after. from a screenplay co-written by Chad Law (Black Water) and Shane Dax Taylor (Isolation). The film is directed by Emmy Award winner Timothy Woodward Jr.
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