Most Americans think they could see off the bad guys with one hand behind their back and director/star George Montgomery does effectively that by toppling Japs like ninepins one-handed in this quickie war picture set in the Philippines in 1941, enhanced by location filming in colour in the lush green countryside around Manilla, and by the use of a couple of locomotives for the action scenes.
Along the way Montgomery encounters not one but two lush young Filipino ladies, one playing a local 'actress' called (I kid you not) Lolita, and the other a ferocious female freedom fighter at the head of a band of guerrillas. Refreshingly it's a big burly American rather than one of the girls who injures his ankle during their adventures.
Along the way Montgomery encounters not one but two lush young Filipino ladies, one playing a local 'actress' called (I kid you not) Lolita, and the other a ferocious female freedom fighter at the head of a band of guerrillas. Refreshingly it's a big burly American rather than one of the girls who injures his ankle during their adventures.