Action
United States of America
Omega Syndrome is a thrilling action movie directed by Joseph Manduke and released in 1986. The movie centers around a retired Army captain, John "Hawk" Hawkins, played by Ken Wahl, whose daughter is abducted by a group of white supremacists.
Fueled by rage and fear, Hawk teams up with one of his former comrades, Doug Russell (played by George DiCenzo), to track down and rescue his daughter from the clutches of the extremist group. The duo embark on a dangerous mission through the seedy underbelly of the city, encountering various obstacles and enemies along the way.
As they dig deeper into the gang's inner workings, they discover a sinister plot to unleash a deadly virus on the city's population to wipe out minorities and establish a new world order. With time running out, Hawk and Doug must use all their military training and expertise to stop the gang and save Hawk's daughter and the city from certain doom.
Packed with intense action sequences, thrilling car chases, and explosive gunfights, Omega Syndrome is a gripping and suspenseful ride from start to finish. The film also boasts a talented cast, including Ken Wahl, George DiCenzo, Ronny Cox, and Xander Berkeley, who deliver convincing performances that add to the movie's overall appeal.
