Obviously made for the late 80's drive-in crowd, this is a type of film for audiences who really don't intend to watch much of the film except for the excessive violence of which there is plenty. Laughable acting (when there is any attempt to act) and extremely slow pacing, this is basically a Z grade Vietnam War exploitation movie with no story and characters that only exist as names on a page.
There's one name actor, Miles O'Keefe, and he's far over the stardom of his Tarzan success. Even karate /king fu/judo movie fans will be instantly disgusted by this, a disgusting display of human barbarism disguised as a war movie. Wretched sound quality with an effeminate white male villain who is ridiculously offensive. Expect to hear a lot of back breaking during the fight scenes which somehow triggers a machine gun to go off. This is the epitome of what an all around hideous waste of celluloid looks like. Absolutely no redeeming values.
There's one name actor, Miles O'Keefe, and he's far over the stardom of his Tarzan success. Even karate /king fu/judo movie fans will be instantly disgusted by this, a disgusting display of human barbarism disguised as a war movie. Wretched sound quality with an effeminate white male villain who is ridiculously offensive. Expect to hear a lot of back breaking during the fight scenes which somehow triggers a machine gun to go off. This is the epitome of what an all around hideous waste of celluloid looks like. Absolutely no redeeming values.