The Annihilators is a 1985 action film directed by Charles E. Sellier Jr. and starring Jim Antonio, Gerrit Graham, and Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs. The film follows Jake, a war veteran who returns from Vietnam to his home in Los Angeles and finds that his neighborhood has become overrun by a ruthless gang. The gang, led by a sadistic leader named Nelson, extorts money from local businesses and terrorizes the residents.
Jake teams up with three of his former army buddies, all of whom have unique skills and combat experience. Together, they form a vigilante group called "The Annihilators" and set out to take down the gang. They launch a series of guerrilla attacks on the gang's hideouts and force them into a final showdown.
Throughout the film, the Annihilators face numerous obstacles, including police interference, corrupt politicians, and personal conflicts within their own group. However, they remain determined to rid their neighborhood of the gang and restore peace to the community.
The Annihilators features intense action sequences and gritty realism, drawing on the popular themes of vigilante justice and the plight of the Vietnam veteran. With its strong cast and unforgettable characters, the film has become a cult classic among action movie fans.