
Assassin Remo and master Chiun face a Middle Eastern oil cutoff after a coup, mixing lethal action with geopolitical satire.
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Assassin Remo and master Chiun face a Middle Eastern oil cutoff after a coup, mixing lethal action with geopolitical satire.
The Middle Eastern state of Lobynia had been supplying oil to the U.S.A. for years, but when Colonel Baraka takes over from the king after a coup, there is a change of policy - and the cut-off of oil threatens the whole American economy. Baraka has big plans - but they bring him big trouble. First there is Remo, whose brief is to get the oil flowing again before American industry grinds to a halt. And then there is Chiun, Remo's Korean friend and teacher. Chiun's family holds a centuries-old con...
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Casual pulpy sexual encounters; sensual content without romance focus
Frequent lethal martial-arts kills; bloody, inventive action deaths
Occasional strong language typical of 1970s action pulp
Brief social drinking; not central to plot or character arcs
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Passing spiritual and traditional references via Chiun’s teachings
No fantasy magic; Sinanju framed as extreme martial skill
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Central oil-crisis plot; coup satire and U.S. geopolitical stakes
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Dictatorship oppression themes; coercion and cruelty in conflict
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