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Back Door To Hell (1964)
Rating:
Starring: Annabelle Huggins, Jack Nicholson, John Hackett, Jimmie Rodgers
Director: Monte Hellman
Category: Drama
Studio: 20th Century Fox
Subtitles:
English, Spanish
Length:
69 mins

 
 

 

Director Monty Hellman's tense war drama will grip you from beginning to end. Days before a planned U.S. attack on the Philippines, three American soldiers - Craig (Jimmie Rodgers), an officer with conflicted feelings about war; Burnet (Jack Nicholson), the radio operator; and Jersey (John Hackett), the capable fellow-in-arms - go ashore to do reconnaissance on the Japanese forces. But not only does the enemy learn of their presence, their radio is also destroyed, putting all U.S. troops gathered in the Philippines in danger. Depending on one another as well as a group of Filipino resistance fighters, the three struggle against formidable odds to complete their mission.