Wenn die Hölle losbricht

This rating is strictly for Charles Bronson and his big debut, which catapulted to roles in films like The Magnificent Seven, The Great Escape, and the Dirty Dozen. He is better in this film than all those other films because he is the star in this one and he gets most of the lines; which, by the way are fairly stereotypical, but interesting when he delivers them. The rest of the cast is forgettable, except for Jonesie, who stands up for his friend on several occasions, even though he is a hard five (sergeant) and Bronson is a yardbird who is always in the cooler. The romance is believable despite several hackneyed lines for it as well. The major weakness in the film is the editing, which is actually a comical attempt to get the audience to believe this film was not shot in a Hollywood studio from start to finish. The set designers, however, did a very good job.