Dushman Duniya Ka - BLU-RAY

Samuel Fuller (THE BIG RED ONE) wrote, produced and directed this raw-boned action-packed war film. Near the end of the French phase of the Vietnam War, a group of mercenaries are recruited to travel through enemy territory to the Chinese border, to blow up an arms depot. A Eurasian smuggler, Lucky Legs (Angie Dickinson), agrees to use her connections to help them, in return they agree to take her illegitimate son to America. The racist father of the boy, Sergeant Brock (Gene Barry), is also part of the multinational group. Lucky Legs must use the love of a Eurasian guerilla leader, Major Cham (Lee Van Cleef), to get access to the base. The other members of the patrol are also haunted by past memories - Goldie (Nat King Cole) is a veteran of Korea and World war II who hates war and wants to see peace at all costs; Corporal Pigalle (George Givot) is an ex-French gendarme who doesn't like taking orders; Captain Gaumont (Paul Dubov) is the mercenary leader; Charlie (James Hong) is an Vietnamese-American private; and Private Andreades (Gerald Milton), is a hard-nosed Greek expatriate.

Three spunky teenage girls decide to ditch their parents and private school for a long weekend getaway in Portsea. But, on the way to the seaside resort town they encounter two menacing black panel vans - and their bid for a harmless adventure turns into a chilling white line pursuit that climaxes at the schoolgirls' remote beach house. Thrown into this nightmare is Pamela, a stunning blonde who has defrauded her employee out of $20,000. On the run and lying low, she joins the girls in a terrifying battle for survival as the terror, suspense and body count rises. Released in the U.S. under the far more generic title Fair Game, DESOLATION ANGELS boasts bitumen-burning chases, a harrowing game of cat-and-mouse and star turns from Kerry Mack (Hostage) and the alluring Karen West (1980 Playmate of the Year) - accompanied by classic tracks from Cold Chisel. Considered the rarest of Ozploitation gems, DESOLATION ANGELS is presented in a new 2K transfer approved by the film's cinematographer Ellery Ryan (Death in Brunswick, Grievous Bodily Harm).

Wrongly accused of rape and sent to prison, heavyweight champ James InchIce ManInch Chambers (Ving Rhames) runs afoul of prison pugilist Monroe Hutchin (Wesley Snipes). When an enterprising fellow convict (Peter Falk) arranges a high-stakes match between the pair, the men must fight like never before to determine which is the true undisputed champion. With Jon Seda, Master P, Michael Rooker; Walter Hill directs. 94 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack English DTS Lossless stereo; Subtitles English.