America wasn’t ready… but HE was. As a horde of Christmas-hating communist terrorists hit the shores of Florida just in time for the holidays, retired CIA operative Matt Hunter (Chuck Norris) is called back to duty to battle an old foe, their Soviet leader Mikhail Rostov (Richard Lynch). Co-written by Chuck himself, this explosion of patriotic cheer is one of the greatest gifts Cannon Films ever gave to the ‘80s, a ridiculously entertaining slice of full-blooded cinematic machismo.
“The ultimate Chuck Norris movie. The only way for this movie to get made was for it to be directed by Joseph Zito (Missing in Action, The Prowler), and for it to be released by Cannon in 1985. Any other director, and any other studio and year, and this movie would not exist.” – David J. Moore, The Good the Tough & the Deadly
