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A Russian KGB agent is sent to Africa to kill an anti-Communist black revolutionary. However, he has a change of heart when he sees how the Russians and their Cuban allies are killing and repressing the locals, so he switches sides and helps the rebels.
Lt. Nikolai Rachenko
Dewey Ferguson
Kallunda Kintash
General Vortek
Colonel Zayas
Sgt. Mendez
Krasnov
Occupation Officer
Occupation Soldier
Occupation Sergeant
Soldier
Well it is pure, unadulterated, conservative propaganda. And it doesn't make any excuses for it. At least, it's pure circa 80s conservative propaganda before everything just went insane. However, unlike Red Dawn, which is also 80s conservative propaganda, Red Scorpion kind of really stinks. It's too much, in literally every way, from too much politics, to too much near nudity, to too much dead lifting. It makes for a weak action packed mess that is nearly unwatchable.
December 24, 1988
Lt. Nikolai Rachenko
Dewey Ferguson
Kallunda Kintash
General Vortek
Colonel Zayas
Sgt. Mendez
Krasnov
Occupation Officer
Occupation Soldier
Occupation Sergeant
Soldier
Well it is pure, unadulterated, conservative propaganda. And it doesn't make any excuses for it. At least, it's pure circa 80s conservative propaganda before everything just went insane. However, unlike Red Dawn, which is also 80s conservative propaganda, Red Scorpion kind of really stinks. It's too much, in literally every way, from too much politics, to too much near nudity, to too much dead lifting. It makes for a weak action packed mess that is nearly unwatchable.
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