Afganistan: The Last War Bus (1989)

Behind enemy lines in the middle of war-torn Afghanistan, a squad of soldiers is stranded and surrounded by Soviet-trained killers, rebel militia, and enough gunfire to light up a continent. Their only chance of survival? A heavily-armored, tricked-out death machine disguised as a school bus. It’s bulletproof, bomb-resistant, and built to turn meat-grinding mayhem into a mobile escape plan.

As the ambushes pile up and the body count climbs, the bus becomes a rolling fortress of fury, smashing through enemy lines and unleashing hell on wheels. Mines explode, snipers fall, and RPGs hammer the steel beast as the ragtag commandos blast their way toward freedom. But with betrayal in the ranks and a ruthless warlord on their tail, survival is going to take more than firepower—it’s going to take full-blown war.

Directed by Pierluigi Ciriaci (credited as Frank Valenti) and written by Dardano Sacchetti ( The Beyond and Demons), this scorched-earth VHS classic stars Mark Gregory fresh off his Thunder rampage, alongside Hollywood heavy John Vernon and the icy-cool Savina Gersak. Think Delta Force meets The A-Team, then crank up the body count, ditch the budget, and drive straight through the gates of cinematic hell.

• 90 minutes
• STANDARD FORMAT
• English audio sound with non-removable Japanese subtitles
• DVD is NTSC format, Region 0 (region free) playable world wide