The Capitol Conspiracy

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05/26/2022 Jarrid Maddox (Don "The Dragon" Wilson) was experimented on as a child and mutated to gain the power to see into the future. He's been selected to kill five terrorists who end up being five other people just like him who were experimented on by the CIA. Also known as The Capitol Conspiracy, the main reason I was excited to see this was that Barbara Steele shows up. I mean, Barbara Steel in a Don "The Dragon" movie. Plus Robert Quarry? Come on, Fred Olen Ray. You're giving me too much. The best part of this movie for me was Maddox's partner Vicki Taylor (Alexander Keith, who also used the name Wendy Scumacher in movies like Scorned 2, Animal Instincts III, Star Hunter, Fugitive Rage and The Escort II). She has a very butch ass kicker look going on in this and while her turn on our hero can be figured out without mental powers, you won't mind. She's also the recipient of the heavy petting that the Dragon gives out at least once a movie. Such are the ways of direct to video. See more 02/23/2009 Worth four stars for the co-stars mammary glands. Other than that, some slightly improved acting on Wilson's part, an underrated plot about mind control experiments on kids a la Project Monarch or the McMartin preschool case, and lame fight choreography. Not a great movie by any stretch, but for a Don Wilson movie, pretty darn good with some pretty smart plot twists and quasi-political content. Someone is mysteriously killing all the people Wilson was programmed with as a child. It's one of the few worth seeing from this kick-boxer-cum-actor, and even more so for aforementioned huge mammary glands. It's not good for anything but maybe sitting on the couch late at night with a bowl of spaghetti, killing time before you fall asleep or your lady-friend arrives; rent 'Redemption' if you want an honest-to-goodness bearable Wilson film. See more Read all reviews

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