Blind Fury

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Blind Fury

Blind Fury 1989 Poster
Directed by Phillip Noyce
Starring Rutger Hauer
Release date(s) 1989
Running time 86 min.
Country U.S.A.
Language English
IMDb profile

Blind Fury is a 1989 movie starring Rutger Hauer as a Vietnam Vet.

Rutger Hauer plays a soldier who becomes blinded in the war and is taught how to use a sword by a group of villagers. He comes home to visit his friend Terry (played by Lost's Locke Terry O'Quinn) and ends up taking Terry's son with him after the mother played by Meg Foster on a trek to find him. All the while, they are being chased by bad guys employed by Terry's boss MaCready (Walker, Texas Ranger's Noble Willingham) and lead bad guy Randall "Tex" Cobb. The final fight scene is with martial arts great, Master Ninja Sho Kosugi.'

The film is loosely based modernized version of the famous Zatoichi series of Japanese films.


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