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In this last episode of the Black Cobra Trilogy, Robert Malone is back in the Philippines for the very last time.
The vehicles of the Hawaiian Airlines flight from Chicago to Laguindingan are set for take-off when one of its passengers, a CIA officer named Charlie Hopkins, is grievously injured. Simultaneously, his suspicious gunman is on board, securing the area for an assassination. With the pandemic on the rise, Samuel was jetting off to Angeles City for a much-needed vacation. Upon his arrival, everything little detail changed after Taipei’s secret operations. Now the CIA’s operation was situated in the Philippines. Samuel was running away, but the phycitic did not only want him dead, but also his whole family, so he tracked them down. From there, Samuel’s hopes of leading a normal life, free of violent drug cartels and contract killers, died. The secrets he kept in a box under his bed had now shattered. The endless warfare must not be so effortless after all. The CIA are now having a crisis and so need some external support. So does the intel gunman who had the pleasure of meeting Simmons in Cancun. He had assumed that Michael had lost the thinking cap because the scams he built around in Costa Rica, Spain, and even Iceland were boosting. So did their problems in the Philippines without Tomas. Duncan is the skillful detecitve in charge of the case and hopes to recieve outside assistance. Fortunately, he knows a top-notch Serbian sniper.
On the other hand, Silverado at Singapore has just finished an Ethics training session. On his way back, Robert saw a couple of robbers in the supermarket getting ready, with the intention of stealing money from the owners. Following the heroic example of other civilians, Robert assumed the role of the righteous do-gooder. In the end, he severely hurt them using basic martial arts techniques while calmly phoning the police. Luckily, his family knew someone from the Filipino government. The way Greg knew Robert was because Robert was Greg’s father’s best friend. Unfortunately for Robert, his only salvation came from the commanding officer of the CIA. Why did the governor of Indiana let Robert take leave? Because the CIA directly asked the governor to force the General to release his leash.
On his arrival, he meets with Jane Rogers, who happens to be a CIA agent as well. He and the two others start to piece together clues to provide the target. While Jane does the leg work, Robert and Greg try to figure out the possible location of the shipment. Robert and Greg, together with a few of the workers, win a few fights. After this, they go to the warehouse to meet the foreman to find out about the shipment. Just before the foreman was about to reveal the information, a CIA agent, Jackson, shoots the foreman. Still, Roberts’ and Greg’s spirits are not dampened. Along with Jane, Robert and Greg identify the culprits and once they establish the location of the shipment, they start an attack on the bastards.
Now here’s an interesting point that wonders whether the shooting of Black Cobra 2 as well as Black Cobra 3 was done serially. This seems extremely plausible because most of the same crew and some of the additional cast members are coming back to the fold but are playing different roles. And that should lead us to the next question. Is Ned Hourani really the, “the guy who has to die in the beginning?” or “that guy who dies” in almost every movie he appears in. In Black Cobra 2, he gets killed halfway through by terrorist member Mustapha, and in this one, he portrays Charlie, who similarly meets his demise in the opening scene in Bloodfist and Bloodfist II.
Now, returning to Black Cobra 3, Fred Williamson reappears in his role as Robert Malone, who is returning to Manila for a second time but not without first getting chewed out again by Captain Marton. Now here is the fun part. Edward Santana, who plays Captain Marton, appears to have drawn inspiration from Gil Hill’s Inspector Todd of the Beverly Hills Cop films because the way he goes off on Malone is almost the way Todd goes off on Axel Foley. That is basically the comic relief in the movie.
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