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Action Cult Classic

San Francisco’s toughest PI dives into gang warfare to find a missing husband.

BLOOD STREET

1988 · 1h 20m · NR · Action · IMDB TMDB

PI Joe Wong is one of the best in the business, operating from his base in San Francisco. One day a woman walks into Wong's office and asks for his help. She needs him to find her missing husband Aldo. This takes Wong on a journey though the world of the criminal. Along the way he encounters a father and son team of Solomon and Bones. Wong ends up getting involved in a gang was between Malcolm Boyd and Aldo, the man he was supposed to be looking for

Quick Answer

What is Blood Street about?

Blood Street is a 1988 American action film directed by Leo Fong and George Chung about private investigator Joe Wong, who is hired to find a missing husband and becomes entangled in a violent gang war.

Programmer's Pick

Blood Street delivers a gritty, no-frills action ride with Leo Fong’s PI Joe Wong at the center of San Francisco’s criminal chaos. It’s a must for fans of scrappy independent cult cinema and street-level gang warfare. Chinatown never looked so grimy—or so entertaining.

— SassyFlix Programmer

Overview

Blood Street brings back Joe Wong, the hard-nosed California private investigator last seen in Low Blow. This time, Wong operates out of San Francisco, where his reputation as one of the best keeps him busy—even if his office leaves something to be desired. When a desperate woman walks in seeking help to find her missing husband Aldo, Wong’s routine is shattered. The search plunges him into the city’s criminal underbelly, facing off against dangerous characters like the formidable father-son duo Solomon and Bones. Before long, Wong finds himself caught in the crossfire of a brewing gang war, turning a missing persons case into something much deadlier. Expect gritty action, colorful characters, and a distinctly independent cult flavor.

Details & Specs

Directors
Leo Fong, George Chung
Writer
Leo Fong
Release
1988
Runtime
1h 20m
Country
United States of America
Language
English
Genres
Action

Why This Matters

Leo Fong co-directs and stars, reprising his role as private detective Joe Wong, anchoring this 1988 action film with a returning character and assembling a cast that includes Richard Norton and Stan Wertlieb.
— SassyFlix Curator

Why Cult

Return of Joe Wong

Fans of Low Blow will recognize Leo Fong reprising his role as the streetwise private investigator, now facing new dangers in San Francisco.

San Francisco Underworld

The film’s action unfolds amid the city’s criminal networks, giving a seedy, atmospheric backdrop to Wong’s investigation.

Family Criminal Duo

Stack Pierce and Chuck Jeffreys play a memorable father-and-son team, Solomon and Bones, adding extra tension to Wong’s journey.

Independent Cult Flavor

As a true cult and independent production, Blood Street carries the rough-edged charm of late '80s action cinema outside the mainstream.

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Questions from the Vault

When was Blood Street released? +

Blood Street was released in 1988.

Who directed Blood Street? +

Blood Street was directed by Leo Fong and George Chung.

How long is Blood Street? +

Blood Street has a runtime of 80 minutes.

What genre is Blood Street? +

Blood Street is an action film.

Where can I watch Blood Street? +

You can watch Blood Street on SassyFlix.

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