I’ve seen my share of films with intense action, particularly within the science fiction and fantasy genres—things like *Alien*, *Terminator*, and *Predator* don’t faze me. However, certain scenes cross a line into being genuinely upsetting, and witnessing a rape felt excessively disturbing. Following my viewing of "The Matrix," I was curious to see Laurence Fishburne in some of his older roles; it was almost like pl…

The movie wasn’t particularly enjoyable, and it created a sense of unease while watching—similar to the initial film, though this installment amplifies the feeling of violence. However, witnessing Charles Bronson's portrayal of Kersey as he pursued retribution was satisfying; he seemed completely at ease in the role. While not matching the quality of the first one, it remains "entertaining," although occasionally bor…

Kersey Chaos continues Michael Winner's series that stirred up Hollywood, following Death Wish. The story sticks to a predictable course; Paul Kersey (Charles Bronson) has relocated to Los Angeles and is attempting to live an ordinary existence, but naturally, some delinquent young men enter his life after they’ve committed violent acts against people he cares about. The main issue with this film—and the reason so…