I'm looking for this movie for a long time but no one is able to help me. Between 1993 & 1998 I saw a film in which a group of policeman (in the future) entered into the ruins (I don't remember why) where they had to fight a mutant or something like that. They were lost in the underground where the mutant lives and kills them (the policeman) one after another. I remember that the mutant was looking like Baraca from the Mortal Kombat 2 game and had red eyes with some white stripes coming out from the center of the eye. The mutant was killing the police using a knife. I remember also that he cut out the liver of one of the policeman. There was a woman in that policeman squad. I think also that CHRISTOPHER LAMBERT or THOMAS JANE was acting as one of the policeman squad. I'm looking for the movie and still nothing. Anyone has any idea???

You would certainly be talking about "Adrenalin: Fear the Rush", one of Albert Pyun's many low (how lowww can it go!) budget flicks. Ol' Pyun's been known to put out a stinker or two (the 1990 version of Captain America?? Brain Smasher...a Love Story???), but he has done a couple I actively like -- Nemesis ('93) - a cyberpunk flick - and his first movie out of the gate was actually The Sword and the Sorcerer ('82), a movie on my 'guilty pleasures' list, one of various fantasy movies I was fond of growing up ... my other big sword fave of the time (and a definite guilty pleasure) is a little known one called "Hawk the Slayer" .. (man, that was one sweet Elven Mind Sword ) - it even starred Blank Reg (from Max Headroom) as a fighter. Heh.
It appears Pyun's been busy recently, too ... Infection ('05), a 68-min. movie that is one single uninterrupted sequence (!) shot (filmed in high-definition digital video, straight to hard drive), among other projects ...

Christopher Lambert comments on Albert Puyn, as translated from French by Babelfish:

"I adore Albert Pyun. If this guy could take six weeks to make a film instead of doing them in fifteen days. Albert, it is a genius of the camera, it is extraordinary in his inventions. I said to him: "But whore Albert, you make this film in one week, takes three weeks, you will make a chief of work"."

- http://www.ecranlarge.com/interview-404.php

excellent bit of translation there!

When i saw Adrenaline for the first time I asked myself... What is Christopher Lambert doing in a low budget movie, huh? But i liked the film very much. At the time it was something like Ohh wow! Something diferent! Ohh that's why I'm looking for this movie. Besides I like C. Lambert even if he isn't a great actor.

This movie was a disaster for my eyes. I don't even wanna remind myself about it. Burkk!

This one sounds interesting. hmmm

This is Albert Pyun. I hope you get to see Infection. It's a new me! One company in Italy might have Infection-
Gargoyle Books & Video
Via della balduina 120,
00136 Rome, Italy

Hope you enjoy the film! Thank you for your kind interest.
Albert Pyun

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Seriously, that is Albert Pyun. I quoted that from an Italian blog, which concerned Infection. Pyun's e-mail addy's there, in case someone wants to say hi to the man. Spunky, ask him about the German cut of Adrenalin; it's said to be near 20 minutes longer.

20 minutes longer? Nice. But i'm not the kind who often orders music or movies from abroad. I don't earn too much money But thanks for the tip. Actually i look for the trailer or something, but still nothing. I wonder how it'll look nowdays.