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Writer-director Walter Hill later said he was "always amazed" by the reception to the film: "The American reception was a real kind of nothing. But it was very nicely received around the world."
Director Walter Hill later said he enjoyed the experience of making the film but that it was tough: "I was very proud of the actors in it. It was a tough movie to make, and they put up with a lot. They would probably tell you they put up with a lot from me [laughs]. But they really did it without complaint. And I just thought I was very fortunate to have the cast that I had. Jesus, it was a hard movie to make . . . '
This movie has been read as a metaphor or an allegory for the Vietnam War, although director Walter Hill has explicitly stated he doesn't think such a reading is valid.
Brion James worked with an actual Louisiana Cajun to develop his accent.
This film has been likened to Deliverance (1972) which was made and released about nine years earlier. Some movie posters even had tagline saying "Not since 'Deliverance'. . ."
"Cajun Trapper: I ain't gonna kill y'all if I don't got ta... you got a bayou over dere... take it... stay to the west side... you're gonna find a road about a mile up dere. Hardin: Do you mind tellin' us what the Hell this is all about? Cajun Trapper: It real simple... we live back in here... dis is our home, and nobody don't fuck with us. Hardin: [pointing at Bowden, who is hanging dead from a tree] What about HIM? Cajun Trapper: What about 'im? Hardin: Did he do it to himself or did your friends help him out? Cajun Trapper: [fires shot at Hardin's feet] Now, if I was you all, I'd quit askin' questions and haul ass... 'cause my buddies... dey not nice like me. Hardin: Are we supposed to say thanks? Cajun Trapper: You not supposed to say nuttin'... soldier."
"Cpl. Lonnie Reece: Like steel pussies [pointing to bear traps] Pfc. Tyrone Cribbs: What kind of women you been hanging around with?"
