Black Sunday (1977)

In the chilling heart of Black Sunday, the sinister shadow of the terrorist organization Black September looms over the United States. At the helm of a deadly operation is Dahlia, a woman with a mind as lethal as her mission. She, along with her fellow conspirators, had been nestled in the heat of the Middle East, discussing their destructive plan when they were discovered by vigilant Israelis led by the astute Major Kobakov. Despite having her in his sights, Kobakov refrains from pulling the trigger. Alerting the United States of the looming threat, Kobakov joins forces with hard-nosed FBI agent, Corley. Though the detailed blueprint of the impending disaster remains shrouded in mystery, Kobakov is certain of its catastrophic potential. Engulfed in a race against time, the duo must unravel the plot before the hourglass runs out. Their methods clash, creating tensions in an already volatile situation, and the foreign Kobakov is given a stern warning to tread lightly. In this web of deceit and danger, Dahlia's most potent weapon is the psychologically scarred Vietnam P.O.W., Michael Lander. His mind, twisted by the horrors of war, is vulnerable and aptly manipulated by Dahlia. Lander becomes a crucial cog in their malevolent machine, aiming to unleash chaos on thousands of innocent lives at the Superbowl in Miami. His weapon of choice? A custom-built dart-gun mounted on the unassuming Goodyear blimp that hovers innocently above the stadium. As the terror plot thickens and the clock ticks down, the relentless Middle Eastern anti-terrorist agent is hot on their trail, determined to foil their murderous plan. 'Black Sunday' weaves a tale of suspense and intrigue, where danger lurks in the most unexpected corners, and heroes emerge from the shadows to challenge the face of terror.

Black Sunday is an action movie featuring Robert Shaw.

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