John Crowther

A daring African adventure turns to terror when four Americans hire river guide Ray (Stephen Shellen) to escort them on a whitewater rafting trip down the Zambezi River. But as they pass downstream and the rapids grow more turbulent, so does Ray's behavior. Soon he's abandoned all pretense of civility and is mentally and physically abusing his passengers, who find themselves far, far from home with a madman controlling their fates.

Colonel James Braddock is back in Vietnam, this time fighting his own personal war, as he goes in to rescue the son he's never met from a ruthless Vietnamese general--a vicious man who will stop at nothing to see Braddock dead. At the heart of this adventure is the sad plight of Amerasian children--the orphans of Vietnam born of native mothers and American G.I's--and it is Braddock's decision to come to their aid that lends a noble, humanitarian view. The saga continues with a stirring and uplifting new chapter.

Nearly a decade after his own escape from the Viet Cong, American war vet Col. James Braddock (Chuck Norris) returns to Ho Chi Minh City to investigate reports of Americans still held as prisoners of war.

A U.S. colonel escapes from the Viet Cong, then comes back with a floating arsenal to get others out.