Directed by:
Allan A. GoldsteinScreenplay:
Allan A. GoldsteinCinematography:
Curtis PetersenComposer:
Terry PlumeriCast:
Charles Bronson, Lesley-Anne Down, Michael Parks, Chuck Shamata, Robert Joy, Saul Rubinek, Miguel Sandoval, Kenneth Welsh, Allan A. Goldstein, Alison Reid (more)Plots(1)
After battling on the streets in cities from coast-to-coast, vigilante Paul Kersey (Charles Bronson) has moved back to New York. But when his beautiful fiancée Olivia is killed and her daughter is kidnapped by a king pin of the underworld, Kersey finds himself back in the war.
Kersey's plan to live anonymously is shattered when he learns that his fiancée was the victim of a protection racket run by her ex-husband, criminal Tommy O'Sheay. One by one Kersey hunts down the criminals. Once again, upholding the law becomes his way of life. And this time, it's for good.
(official distributor synopsis)
Reviews (2)
A wannabe action B-movie for gerontophiles. I hope they’ll make another one. Bronson could fight in a nursing home against a caregiver who doesn’t empty his bedpan on purpose. It could be a lot of fun.
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One wonders how the series made it to a fifth film, but I have to admit I'm very glad it didn't go any further. It's already basically about nothing and the filmmakers are repeating themselves, while Paul Kersey is really just a boring character with nothing to give to the theme. However, the killing is quite well done. Or it’s at least average.
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