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A decorated Vietnam veteran who later serves as a Los Angeles Police Department SWAT captain, Deacon is the story's central figure. After Slater's gang attacks his family and a bombing kills his wife...
Deacon's wife, she goes with him and their son on a vacation near a lake. Slater tracks the family and orchestrates a bombing that kills her and her son, prompting Deacon's campaign of vengeance. Her...
Once Deacon's fellow soldier in Vietnam, Slater becomes a traitor and joins the Viet Cong before Deacon captures him. Years later, now a crime boss, he finds Deacon and targets his family, then confro...
The sheriff of Pinesville is Slater's brother and permits Slater's criminal activities in the town. After Deacon kills Slater, the sheriff pursues his own vendetta against Deacon and calls in the Nati...
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Deacon discovers that the local sheriff is Slater's brother.
Years after the Vietnam War, Deacon is described as married and living with his wife, Mrs. Deacon.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Slater tracks Deacon's family and orchestrates a bombing at their lakeside campsite that kills Mrs. Deacon and Deacon's son.
Deacon continues his pursuit despite resistance from the sheriff's deputies and later faces the sheriff's forces in the mountains.
During the Vietnam War, Deacon discovers Slater has joined the Viet Cong, beats and captures him, and later pursues him after Slater kills Deacon's wi...
A traumatized former soldier turns a personal vendetta into a devastating conflict that consumes a town and ends in a final mountain stand.
Directed by Cirio H. Santiago
Final Mission (1984) · 4.5/10 · action, crime, thriller
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