Fight Valley

Synopsis

In the gritty world of underground fighting, three women find themselves entangled in a web of violence, betrayal, and redemption. After her sister is mysteriously killed in the fighting ring, Jabs (played by Susie Celek) seeks out a mentor, Duke, who trains her to seek vengeance and justice. Alongside Jabs, the hardened street fighter, Windsor, and the talented martial artist, Tori, navigate the treacherous Fight Valley, each with their own personal battles to overcome. As the three women clash with the powerful and corrupt ruler of the fighting circuit, they must confront their inner demons and confront the harsh realities of their chosen path to survive and find their own version of victory in a world dominated by brutal combat.

Cast

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  Susie Celek

  Windsor

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  Erin O'Brien

  Duke

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  Miesha Tate

  Jabs

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  Chelsea Durkalec

  Tori Coro

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  Cabrina Collesides

  Jamie

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  Holly Holm

  Payton Walsh

Reviews

Fight Valley received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its gritty portrayal of the underground fighting scene while others criticized its lackluster plot and character development. Rotten Tomatoes gave the movie a low 23% rating, with one critic stating 'Fight Valley fails to deliver a knockout punch with its predictable story and uninspired performances.' IMDb's rating of 2.7/10 echoes this sentiment, with audiences pointing out the cliched dialogue and uneven pacing. However, some viewers appreciated the raw energy of the fight scenes and the performances of the lead actresses. Metacritic's score of 22/100 reflects the divisive nature of the film, with one reviewer noting 'Despite its flaws, Fight Valley manages to capture the harsh reality of a world where strength is the only currency.' Overall, Fight Valley is a polarizing film that will appeal to fans of gritty action dramas.