The American Way
A group of Vietnam vets disturbs television programs from a B-29 airplane. They want to sabotage Mrs Westinghouse's political campaign who is running for the Senate in support of US military involvement in South America. Mrs Westinghouse orders some nuclear missiles to be launched against the saboteurs, but they manage to avoid the impact and even succeed in exposing a big secret of hers.
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Plot Summary
A former FBI agent, dishonorably discharged after uncovering a conspiracy, takes matters into his own hands. He uses his specialized skills to fight organized crime and corruption that plague the city. His quest for justice leads him down a dangerous path, risking his life to expose the truth and bring down those responsible.
Critical Reception
The film received minimal attention and is largely forgotten by mainstream critics. It was produced as a low-budget exploitation film, catering to a niche audience interested in its gritty crime narrative and action elements.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its ambitious, albeit flawed, attempt at a vigilante justice narrative.
- Criticized for its low production values and inconsistent pacing.
- Seen as a typical example of 80s direct-to-video action thrillers.
Google audience: Information regarding specific Google user reviews for this film is not readily available, likely due to its limited release and niche audience.
Fun Fact
Despite its low profile, 'The American Way' features actor Rex Reason, who also starred in the classic 1956 sci-fi film 'This Island Earth,' making it a curious inclusion in his filmography.
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