There are pictures that claim to offer a blistering level of screen insanity to entice fans of schlock cinema into the theater, and there are films that carry on, business as usual, but happen to be pure madness without even thinking about it. 1982's "Raw Force" is the type of movie that doesn't appear to realize how bizarre it genuinely is, embarking on a screwy mission of martial arts entertainment that's all about dangerous encounters , mysterious happenings, and mild comedy. And yet, few features match the sheer oddity of "Raw Force," which casually submits cannibalism, kung fu, bare breasts, and broken bones, whipping up a cinematic adventure that's plagued with creative problems but remains undeniably amusing for those who appreciate bottom-shelf extravaganzas. It's big, dumb, and loud, but remarkably enchanting during its pursuit of escapism, winning over viewers one sluggish crescent kick and blouse removal at a time. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com