In the jungles of 1966 Vietnam, legendary Marine sniper Carlos Hathcock hunts Apache, a ruthless Viet Cong female sniper whose sadistic tactics terrorize U.S. troops, forcing both warriors into a deadly game of skill and psyche that tests the limits of duty, vengeance, and humanity.

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"In the jungle, terror has a name."

Apache: The Most Terrifying Woman of the Vietnam War is a gritty 8-episode historical thriller set in 1966 Vietnam, where legendary Marine sniper Carlos Hathcock hunts a shadowy Viet Cong female sniper known as Apache. Her deadly aim and sadistic tactics—born from personal tragedy and colonial scars—terrorize U.S. troops, pushing Hathcock into a tense, psychological duel that tests duty, morality, and humanity. Think The Deer Hunter meets Sniper, blending visceral action with deep character drama, perfect for streaming audiences craving untold war stories with complex heroes and villains.