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Search and Destroy (1979)The members of a Vietnam veteran's old Army unit start turning up murdered. The police soon begin to suspect that he is in fact the killer. He knows he isn't, and must find the real killer ... See full summary » Director:William FruetWriter:Don Enright |
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Title: Search and Destroy (1979)
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Kip Moore
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Buddy Grant
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Kate Barchel
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Frank Malone
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Rosie Washington
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Ernie Cappel
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Sinclair
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Rob Garrison | ... |
R.J. (Ryan Jeremy)
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MacPherson
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Géza Kovács | ... |
Fontaine
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Floyd Gentry
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Katella
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Jong Soo Park | ... |
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The members of a Vietnam veteran's old Army unit start turning up murdered. The police soon begin to suspect that he is in fact the killer. He knows he isn't, and must find the real killer in order to clear his name. He soon realizes, however, that the real killer is now hunting him. Written by frankfob2@yahoo.com
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A New Breed of Justice See more »Parents Guide:
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Language:
EnglishRelease Date:
28 September 1979 (Canada) See more »Also Known As:
Striking Back See more »Box Office
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CAD 1,500,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Search And Destroy was one of the first "post Vietnam vet" movies, and was one of the best. It wasn't about a super-human green beret who can kick everyone's butt, but rather a story of revenge. The music in the movie, especially the end title sequence is nothing short of great. Perry King was excellent in the film, and I followed all of Don Stroud's movies afterward to see if he did anything 'martial art' after. The movie is suspenseful, with a villain who will stop at nothing until everyone dies, and really brings out the primal feelings in keeping yourself and those you love around you, alive. This was one of my top movies from the 1970's.\classicalloy