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Omega Syndrome (1986)
An ex-GI's daughter is abducted by a gang of white supremacists. He calls on one of his former Army buddies, and together they set out to track down the gang and rescue his daughter.
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An ex-GI's daughter is abducted by a gang of white supremacists. He calls on one of his former Army buddies, and together they set out to track down the gang and rescue his daughter.
Rating:R
Genre:Action
Written By:John Sharkey
In Theaters:10/26/1986
Box Office:$20,000
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:New World Pictures, Smart Egg Pictures, Prey Presentations
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