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Jean-Claude Van Damme's 'Kill 'Em All 2' is a Streaming Hit Despite Terrible Rotten Tomatoes Reviews
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Jean-Claude Van Damme's latest straight-to-streaming sequel 'Kill 'Em All 2' crashes and burns, despite his iconic status in the action genre
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- The film has a dismal 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with critics panning the predictable plot and Van Damme's tired routine
- Despite the terrible reviews, the film has surprisingly become a hit on streaming, resonating with audiences craving mindless action entertainment
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Jean-Claude Van Damme, 'Kill 'Em All 2'