I don't get some of the negative reviews for this film, this is a B picture, but even more importantly, this is a Charlie Bronson B picture. Come on, the main reason you are watching this is film is for the Bronson and believe me he's tearing it up left and right. Sure there are some flaws and some questionable acts, but that's part of the fun. This is J. Lee Thompson and Bronson in prime 80's mode. You also have the magnificent John Glover (52 Pickup, Robocop 2) and the Oscar winner Jose Ferer adding some good acting juice to the violent fun. Don't look into this film for deep meaning and pathos, which is fine in other films, instead look for some intense graphic violence brought to you by Sir Charles Bronson, thee Man. Warning! There is one scene in this movie that is so unbelievably painful, it will make you think twice about ever crossing The Bronson.
Review of The Evil That Men Do
