1.   For the most part, however, the fight sequences are chillingly, thrillingly staged by Link and fight choreographer Michael Olajide Jr.

2.   Kusama herself learned boxing at a Brooklyn gym, an experience that shows in the fight sequences.

3.   Only this time, instead of ridiculously overblown fight sequences, the actors have to compete against an escalating pile of lurid sex abuse.

4.   That goes for the fight sequences, too.

5.   The actor spent months beefing up his body and preparing for the fierce fight sequences.

6.   The actor spent months beefing up his body and preparing for the wonderfully filmed fight sequences.

7.   The fight sequences display a furious and diverse variety of martial arts, which will please fans of the genre if no one else.

8.   The film features a handful of bracing chase scenes and fight sequences, but they fail to prop up an insubstantial plot.

9.   The hand-to-hand fight sequences are filmed with stop-action cameras that could probably track a raindrop to the ground frame by frame.

10.   The fight sequences are fairly well-staged in a Sergio-Leone-tries-Prozac kind of way.