The Match-Stick Flame 2: Lunada Bay (2023)
Dalton returns to Rancho Palos Verdes, CA after hiding out for a year due to his father Match-Stick's death. Match-Stick was hunted down and killed by the Triad leader Mr. Tang. Dalton suffers with PTSD from being a Navy Seal Veteran in the "War On Terror" and he tries to come up with coping mechanisms to deal with his PTSD. Dalton finds out he has a half brother out of wedlock who takes over the Hollywood Mob. DEA Agent Prasad recruits Dalton to go undercover into the Lunada Bay surfing gang to find out who's supplying the drug Galaxy. There's plenty of action and family drama.
Director:
Craig Robert Bruss
Writer:
Craig Robert Bruss
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Craig Robert Bruss as Dalton |
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Vineeta Prasad as DEA Agent Prasad |
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Alex Hramakouski as Jake Meyers |
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Abhimanyu Lalwani as Tiger Match-Stick |
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Ari Davis as Lex |
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John Chia-Lin Chang as Bolo Tang |
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Kevin Alvarado as KV |
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Daniel Korman as Ernie |
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William Cannon as William Cannon |
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Rhonda Cox as Red Dragon |
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Nathan T. Esser as Dade |
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Ryan Harvey as Rick |
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Matthew Gugg as Sting |
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Lady Lallaine Medina Reed as Agent Mao |
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Steve Baldwin as Doc |
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Michael Wilkinson-Koelzer as Misfit |
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Jacob Charlot as Akeem |
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Christian Diem as Barton |
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Vidia S Ramdeen as Dukon |
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James Forbis as Young Match-Stick |
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Mark Taormino as Ash |
| Directing | Craig Robert Bruss | Director |
| Writing | Craig Robert Bruss | Screenplay |
| Production | Craig Robert Bruss | Executive Producer |
| Production | Vineeta Prasad | Executive Producer |
| Crew | Lisa Stoll | Cinematography |
| Camera | Lisa Stoll | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Matthew Gugg | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Lisa Stoll | Camera Operator |
| Directing | Vineeta Prasad | Assistant Director |