What day and time will 'Kill-Fist' release? And everything else you need to know

Sunny Pang and James Lee team up once more to produce a stunning action-thriller
UPDATED AUG 31, 2022
Kill-Fist featuring Sunny Pang as Zhang (imdb)
Kill-Fist featuring Sunny Pang as Zhang (imdb)

Kill-Fist is a Cantonese action-thriller movie that was initially released in 2019. It documents the desperate attempts of a man to hold on to what little he has of his crumbling life. The movie has a brilliant cast consisting of Sunny Pang, Koe Yeet, Mike Chuah, and Alan Yun. Kill-Fist is written and directed by the talented James Lee one of the pioneers of the Malaysian Digital Film movement. Sunny Pang, who is an accomplished martial artist, plays the main character. Kill-Fist is Sunny's second project with James Lee after 'Call Me If You Need Me'.

The movie's plot follows the life of a middle-aged man, Zhang, who is forced to join a fighting ring to keep his head above water. The helplessness coupled with the violence and savagery of an underground fighting game nudges one to think of David Fincher's Fight Club.

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When does 'Kill-Fist' release?

Kill-Fist is set to premiere on August 31, 2022.

How can I watch 'Kill-Fist'?

Kill-Fist will be available to stream on Netflix from August 31, 2022.

Who's acting in 'Kill-Fist'?

Kill-Fist's cast comprises of Sunny Pang, Koe Yeet, Alan Yun, Pearlly Chua, Jovi Heng, and Mike Chuah.

What is the plot of 'Kill-Fist'?

According to the synopsis on IMDb's official website, "Zhang, a middle-aged man struggling with a dead-end job as an insurance salesperson, on the verge of divorce with his wife, losing custody of her daughter and on top of all this he had to take care of his father who's suffering Alzheimer's. Unknowingly Zhang was invited to join an underground fighting game for financial purposes but eventually, Zhang becomes hooked on the fights and turns professional."

What is the buzz around 'Kill-Fist'?

Almost a week ago, on August 8, 2022, Netflix released the trailer of Kill-fist on its official youtube channel. Despite being a movie that was released almost 3 years ago, fans and critics were surprised to hear the news of it coming to Netflix and are eagerly waiting to stream this action-thriller movie.  Additionally, James Lee also uploaded the trailer of Kill-Fist on his official youtube channel James Lee's Films.

Trailer

You can watch the trailer of Kill-Fist below:



 

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