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Fresh from the bloody battlefields of Vietnam, Ray Hicks (Nick Nolte, The Deep, 48 Hrs., The Prince of Tides) does his friend Converse (Michael Moriarty, Courage Under Fire, Pale Rider, Q, The Stuff) a favor, smuggling a stash of heroin back to the States. But when Ray goes to deliver the drugs, he and Converse's wife, Marge (Tuesday Weld, Pretty Poison, Thief, Falling Down), are ambushed and barely escape with their lives! Suddenly on the run from two ruthless thugs and a murderous cop, the unlikely pair must find a way to get along and survive a perilous double-cross in this gripping nightmare adventure that quickly becomes a harrowing journey into hell. Also starring Anthony Zerbe (The Omega Man, Opposing Force, License to Kill), Richard Masur (The Thing, Risky Business, Scavenger Hunt, Fallen Angel), Ray Sharkey (The Idolmaker, Wiseguy, Hellhole), Charles Haid (Altered States, Hill Street Blues), Gail Strickland (The Drowning Pool, Protocol) and featuring music by Creedence Clearwater Revival. Now see this exciting thriller from a brand new 2020 2K master from the original I.P.!

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Bonus Materials

• English Subtitles for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
• DTS-HD Master Audio
• High Definition Blu-ray 1080p Widescreen Presentation (1.85:1)
• New 2020 2K master from the original I.P.
• Audio Commentary with Film Historians Daniel Kremer and Scout Tafoya
• Interviews with Actor Richard Masur, Associate Producer Roger Spottiswoode and Screenwriter Judith Rascoe

Sales Points

• A quintessential 70's film about the after effects of serving in the Vietnam War such as the The Deer Hunter.
• A dramatic tale of love on the run ala Queen and Slim.
• Starring Academy Award winner Nick Nolte and 60's / 70's beauty icon Tuesday Weld.

Press Quotes

A remarkably faithful and astute adaptation of a strong novel...

     —Gary Arnold, Washington Post

Nolte finds his groove as the anti-hero roughneck.

     —Dennis Schwartz, Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews