Tries to be to serious to play for camp like 3 and 4; also too goofy to be taken seriously.
Reviews of Death Wish V: The Face of Death 1994
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Chuck REALLY has no luck with the ladies. Not as bad as rated and not a decline from the last 2. Bronson was into his 70s on this one and got flak for it at the time, whereas septuagenarian action stars are all the rage now with Sly and co still at it.
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Michael Parks är spritt språngande galen i den här och Bronson är rejält gråhårig.
Den svagaste av Death wish rullarna men fortfarande nice 🤘🤘
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Given the vastly reduced budget in comparison to previous entries in this franchise, this is a solid action revenge thriller, Bronson even though into his 60s doing this is still pretty good in the role and pulls off some pretty grusome revenge on the bad guys
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I tuned in exactly at the point a remote control football exploded a dude’s face and frankly i don’t think I need anymore context than that
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Bronson in his 70s here and showing it. Film takes too long before the vigilante action starts. Still a few nice inventive kills and fun cast including Michael Parks and Robert Joy.
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Imagine you’re Charles Bronson and you’re like 1000 years old, having hot flashes on set, losing your grip on reality, having to sit down every 2 takes because your knees are fucked from years of just kinda briskly half jogging/half walking over to the scene of a fake hate crime you or your enemy committed in the fake movies you make. You’re Charles Bronson, less than a decade away from death and some random 20 year old kid PA who…
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Charles Bronson says ACAB in Toronto
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answers the question “what if home alone and john wick were the same movie?”
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This series gives the concept of ‘fridging’ a bad name
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“Hey, Freddie! I'm gonna cure your dandruff problem for you!”
Chuck’s swan song and a wonderfully bonkers performance by Michael Parks.
30th anniversary viewing.
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A charcuterie board of stepdad power fantasies. Some of the most blatantly evil bad guys in the history of cinema. To the point where the federal government would get involved. Waco style. These dudes would be executed in the street. Luckily we have the next best thing, the one man army that is architect Paul Kersey. I love that one of the most violent characters in film has a romcom job. At this point it’s genuinely irresponsible for Kersey to…
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