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1983·Crime·1h 30m
7.1
New York City factory worker Eddie Marino is a solid citizen and regular guy, until the day a sadistic street gang brutally assaults his wife and murders his child. When a corrupt judge sets the thugs free, he goes berserk and vows revenge.
Directed by William Lustig
new york city
rape
police
child murder
revenge
murder
jail
vigilante
gang
home invasion
drugs
vigilante justice

Cast

Robert Forster
Robert Forster
Eddie Marino
Fred Williamson
Fred Williamson
Nick
Richard Bright
Richard Bright
Burke
Rutanya Alda
Rutanya Alda
Vickie Marino
Don Blakely
Don Blakely
Prago
Joseph Carberry
Joseph Carberry
Ramon
Willie Colón
Willie Colón
Rico
Joe Spinell
Joe Spinell
Eisenberg
Carol Lynley
Carol Lynley
Assistant D.A. Mary Fletcher
Woody Strode
Woody Strode
Rake
Vincent Beck
Vincent Beck
Judge Sinclair
Frank Pesce
Frank Pesce
Blueboy

Crew

William Lustig
William Lustig
Director
William Lustig
William Lustig
Producer
Jery Hewitt
Jery Hewitt
Stunts
Alex Stevens
Alex Stevens
Stunt Coordinator

Popular Reviews

24 reviews
Somto Umelo
Somto Umelo
Vigilante
The Joe Spinell cameo made me jolly!!
The Joe Spinell cameo made me jolly!!
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CJ Santana
CJ Santana
Vigilante
Vigilante the eponymous track of the eponymous album, for the titular movie. Is a 12 minute salsa ballad that is not only one of my favorite songs of all time but probably one of the most impressive tracks ever written. You’ve got the iconic duo of Willie Colón and Héctor lavoe, Milton Cardona in the choir, Sal cueva on bass, yomo tomo on the cuatro and two minutes of a cracker playing the guitar with more steeze than you could possibly imagine.

And the song is played for 3 seconds right before the climax of the film.

Anyways it still gets three stars because It was amusing and it got really good if you imagine it as a punisher movie.
Vigilante the eponymous track of the eponymous album, for the titular movie. Is a 12 minute salsa ballad that is not only one of my favorite songs of all time but probably one of the most impressive tracks ever written. You’ve got the iconic duo of Willie Colón and Héctor lavoe, Milton Cardona in the choir, Sal cueva on bass, yomo tomo on the cuatro and two minutes of a cracker playing the guitar with more steeze than you could possibly imagine.

And the song is played for 3 seconds right before the climax of the film.

Anyways it still gets three stars because It was amusing and it got really good if you imagine it as a punisher movie.
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bbb
bbb
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I'd like a room pass to 67!
I'd like a room pass to 67!
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Poo
Poo
Vigilante
It's never a good sign when you show a happy family playing in the park with an idyllic score in the first 10 minutes of an 80's exploitation movie.

A Son of Death Wish that inherits the mean streak of Maniac. Some wild stuff but found the pacing a bit off; chases come to abrupt ends and the whole prison sequence goes on a bit long without a real payoff.

But Forester is great and the score rips.
It's never a good sign when you show a happy family playing in the park with an idyllic score in the first 10 minutes of an 80's exploitation movie.

A Son of Death Wish that inherits the mean streak of Maniac. Some wild stuff but found the pacing a bit off; chases come to abrupt ends and the whole prison sequence goes on a bit long without a real payoff.

But Forester is great and the score rips.
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Girl
Girl
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i Have a Thing for Luigi Mangionesque Men... that last episode changed lives truly Pleaseeeee i can't wait for season 2
i Have a Thing for Luigi Mangionesque Men... that last episode changed lives truly Pleaseeeee i can't wait for season 2
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