Highlights
Max Havoc: Ring of Fire

Max Havoc: Ring of Fire - Full Cast and Crew

Movie
Audience Score
35

Cast

D
Dean Cain
as Roger Tarso
M
Mickey Hardt
as Max Havoc
C
Christina Cox
as Suzy Blaine
R
Rae Dawn Chong
as Sister Caroline
B
Brenna O'Brien
as Valentine
S
Samuel Patrick Chu
as Emile
S
Sean Campbell
as Andy Bigelow
L
Linda Thorson
as Denise Blaine
M
Martin Kove
as Lt. Reynolds
S
Steve Ewanvick
as Pio
J
Jorge Vargas
as Ramone
A
Aaron Au
as Thug #1
C
Curtis Hibbert
as Thug #2
B
Byron Brisco
as Thug #3
K
Kerry Hansen
as Zeus

Crew

T
Terry Ingram
Director
O
Owen Walstrom
Stunt Coordinator
H
Hitoshi Okamoto
Production Design
C
Chris Peschken
Executive Producer
S
Sandy Buck
Costume Design
J
John F.S. Laing
Executive Producer
L
Laura Toplass
Casting
L
Lindsay MacAdam
Associate Producer
R
Rob Lycar
Co-Producer
D
Dave Czerwinski
Editor
R
Rick Pearce
Stunt Double
S
Steven McMichael
Fight Choreographer
B
Brant McIlroy
Special Effects Coordinator
B
Braden Haggerty
Stunt Double
C
Christian Arnold-Beutel
Executive Producer
M
Matthias Mellinghaus
First Assistant Director
K
Kirk Shaw
Producer
D
Donna Dockstader
Casting
B
Blaine Ackerly
Gaffer
T
Tim McGrath
Executive Producer
V
Vince Renaud
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
J
John Sereda
Music
J
Jo Rossi
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
K
Kye Walstrom
Stunt Double
T
Tim Connolly
Stunts
M
Michael Sloan
Executive Producer
R
Raymond Chan
Utility Stunts
E
Ed Anders
Stunt Double
R
Richard Mintak
Visual Effects Supervisor
A
Aaron Au
Stunts
C
Curtis Hibbert
Stunts
R
Ryan Schroeder
Stunt Double
N
Nesta Chapman
Stunt Double
P
Paul Michael Thomas
Music
A
Anthony C. Metchie
Director of Photography
D
Donald Martin
Writer
M
Michael Stokes
Writer

Max Havoc Movies

The Max Havoc movie collection is a short-lived, low-budget direct-to-video action series featuring an ex-kickboxing champion turned sports photographer named Max Havoc, who gets drawn into dangerous adventures involving martial arts fights, crime rings, and high-stakes threats. It consists of two main films: Max Havoc: Curse of the Dragon (2004) and Max Havoc: Ring of Fire (2006). The series is known for its straightforward, B-movie style action, martial arts sequences, and formulaic plots reminiscent of 1980s/1990s action heroes. Some DVD collections bundle these titles with unrelated action films (like Knuckle Sandwich or Legend of the Seven Monks), but the core Max Havoc franchise is limited to these two entries.