Blood Money (2012)

Zheng Zhou, an unparalleled warrior from the ancient Shaolin Dynasty of China, is feared and respected for his legendary fighting prowess and mastery over deadly weapons. However, the brutal murder of his parents and the kidnapping of his sister propels him into a world shrouded by vice - a realm of drugs and crime that teeters him on the brink of death. An elaborate scheme is hatched by the mighty Colombian drug cartel and the notorious Dragon Triad of Hong Kong, aiming to smuggle an alarming two tonnes of crack cocaine through the bustling port of Miami, with the ultimate destinations being China and Australia. The plot thickens when the alliance crumbles, as a Triad family member is held hostage by the Cartel. In response, the Triads turn to Zhou, their former adversary, entrusting him with the mission to rescue the captive and eliminate the Colombians. The tranquil warrior is transformed into an international hitman armed to the teeth with advanced surveillance devices, lethal explosives, and high-powered weaponry, coupled with his ancient fighting skills rooted in a history spanning fifteen centuries. But just as Zhou liberates the hostage and seizes control of the immense drug shipment, the volatile alliance between the Triads and Colombians revives, with Zhou in its crosshairs. From hunter to hunted, Zhou is thrown into a relentless chase with no sanctuary in sight. In this blood-soaked street war that spans across three nations, Zhou's only hope for survival lies in an unexpected ally - a Shaolin Monk from his past. This mysterious figure not only saves Zhou's life but also alters his world forever, setting the stage for a climactic confrontation. This is the thrilling journey of Blood Money, where loyalty is rare, betrayal is common, and survival is the only thing that matters.

Blood Money is an action movie featuring Alex Castro and directed by Gregory McQualter.

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