Okay, so I just watched my grey-market DVD of this (head credits in English, but German dub).
The "new" story in this movie involves some criminal happenings surrounding a fine-art deal. Ray Lovelock basically acts as a liaison between the buyer and seller (Mel Ferrer, John Steiner). There are some fistfights (one is rather martial-arts slanted) and some other minor scenes of action.
But the major action set-pieces (car chases, prison fights) all come as re-used footage from RISKING, another Ray Lovelock vehicle.
Meine Deutsch is a little rusty, so I couldn't figure out what pretext the film used to try to work in these RISKING scenes, but it seemed pretty cheap and sloppy. The Lovelock character had a voice-over "inner monologue" right before one of the car chases so as to explain why he went from brokering an art deal to driving a big rig (er, lorry) full of eggs.
The music composition is credited (on imdb -- not my disc, which leaves it anonymous) to Ubaldo Continiello. But the music is all over the map. Some of it sounds like Micalizzi's BEYOND THE DOOR music, and one scene very clearly IS Micalizzi music, as a foot chase occurs to the theme from MERCILESS MAN.
