Days of Hell (1986)

A crack team of mercenaries drops into the sun-scorched wastelands of Afghanistan on a suicide mission straight out of pulp fiction hell. Their objective: rescue a captured doctor and his daughter from the clutches of brutal rebel warlords. But what starts as a simple snatch-and-grab turns into a full-blown warzone as tanks roll in, choppers scream overhead, and every mountain pass becomes a death trap.

Strapped with machine guns, rocket launchers, and an endless supply of one-liners, these soldiers of fortune mow down wave after wave of enemy fighters in a nonstop barrage of blood, sweat, and bullet casings. Sand explodes, bodies fly, and no one’s getting out without a few scars and a whole lot of vengeance.

Directed by Tonino Ricci, the unhinged mind behind Rush and A Man Called Rage, this Italian action blast features Bruno Minniti, Werner Pochath, and Kiwako Harada chewing up the scenery and spitting hot lead. Packed with real stunts, big explosions, and a synth-drenched score that could melt your VHS head, this is pure Italian combat cheese at its finest.

• 92 minutes
• WIDESCREEN VERSION (non-anamorphic)
• English audio sound with non-removable Japanese subtitles
• DVD is NTSC format, Region 0 (region free) playable world wide