Afganistan: The Last War Bus (1989) Antonio Marsina Features colorful painted artwork of

Features colorful painted artwork of the mischievous demonic creatures that became an icon of mid-1980s creature-feature cinema

With his daughter being held captive

Features the iconic minimalist design centered on the Brundle teleportation pod with the tagline “Be Afraid

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Afganistan: The Last War Bus (1989) Antonio Marsina Features colorful painted artwork ofBehind enemy lines in the middle of war torn Afghanistan, a squad of soldiers is stranded and surrounded by Soviet trained killers, rebel militia, and enough gunfire to light up a continent. Their only chance of survival? A heavily armored, tricked out death machine disguised as a school bus. Its bulletproof, bomb resistant, and built to turn meat grinding mayhem into a mobile escape plan. As the ambushes pile up and the body count climbs, the bus