Rough'n'tumble Vietnam veteran Michael Ransom (a likeable performance by hunky Brent Huff) goes after the terrorist group who kidnapped his former 'Nam superior officer Major Vic Jenkins (nicely played with surprising conviction by a slumming Richard Harris!).
Once again notorious Italian schlockmeister Bruno Mattei delivers the right-on ridiculous Grade B exploitation goods: We've got lots of stuff blowing up real good, loads of expendable flunkies who include some of the most hilariously feeble and useless ninjas to ever disgrace the screen, frequent use of strenuous slow motion, plentiful ineptly staged action, a high body count, a pleasing sense of lighthearted humor, and a shamelessly derivative ragbag script that rips off "Rambo: First Blood Part II," "Romancing the Stone," "Lethal Weapon," and "Raiders of the Lost Ark." Lovely blonde Mary Stavin contributes a lively turn as feisty bar owner Rosanna Bloom while Mel Davidson as suavely slimy sadist Jenkins and Vic Diaz as wicked and depraved drug kingpin Huan To make for fun villains. A goofy blast.
Once again notorious Italian schlockmeister Bruno Mattei delivers the right-on ridiculous Grade B exploitation goods: We've got lots of stuff blowing up real good, loads of expendable flunkies who include some of the most hilariously feeble and useless ninjas to ever disgrace the screen, frequent use of strenuous slow motion, plentiful ineptly staged action, a high body count, a pleasing sense of lighthearted humor, and a shamelessly derivative ragbag script that rips off "Rambo: First Blood Part II," "Romancing the Stone," "Lethal Weapon," and "Raiders of the Lost Ark." Lovely blonde Mary Stavin contributes a lively turn as feisty bar owner Rosanna Bloom while Mel Davidson as suavely slimy sadist Jenkins and Vic Diaz as wicked and depraved drug kingpin Huan To make for fun villains. A goofy blast.