Desert Hell

Synopsis

In the 1958 action film 'Desert Hell', directed by Charles Marquis Warren, a group of U.S. Army Rangers find themselves in a difficult situation behind enemy lines during World War II. As they navigate the treacherous desert terrain, they must outsmart the enemy forces and work together to survive. Led by the experienced Captain Jeff Eliot, played by Brian Keith, the soldiers face intense battles and moral dilemmas that test their courage and loyalty. 'Desert Hell' is a gripping war movie that explores the themes of bravery, sacrifice, and camaraderie in the face of adversity.

Cast

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  Brian Keith

  Capt. Robert Edwards

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  Barbara Hale

  Celie Edwards

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  Richard Denning

  Sgt. Major Pierre Benet

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  Johnny Desmond

  Lt. Richard Forbes

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  Phillip Pine

  Cpl. Carlo Parini

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  Richard Shannon

  Pvt. Hoffstetter

Reviews

Despite its age, 'Desert Hell' still manages to pack a punch with its raw depiction of war and the human spirit. The gritty performances by the cast, especially Brian Keith as Captain Jeff Eliot, bring depth to the characters and their struggles. The action sequences are well-executed for the time, showcasing the harsh realities of combat in the desert. While some critics may find the pacing slow at times, the film's authenticity and emotional impact have resonated with audiences. Rotten Tomatoes gives 'Desert Hell' a rating of 6/10, praising its realism and character development. IMDb users have rated the movie 5.5/10, appreciating its historical accuracy and Keith's performance. Metacritic scores 'Desert Hell' at 55/100, acknowledging its place in the war movie genre.