Thoroughly enjoyed this film, Lou plays the part of the upset father/grandfather perfectly, locations and rest of the cast perform as they should, yes it's a lower budget film and sometimes it shows , but highly enjoyable if you like this type of film (which I do) also helps that was filmed in my home town and many of the locations I see everyday, It's on the par with the original death wish movie,

This is another vigilante film. Death Wish VI would be too obvious. John Bradley (Lou Ferrigno) is now a civilian with PTSD and a colonel handler like Rambo. John witnesses a killing by drug dealer Razor (Jerry Anderson) who "leaves no witnesses." John's family becomes victims and John goes "Death Wish" all over the drug gang on a take no prisoners, show no mercy mission.Lou can't act. He is like a Neanderthal Seagall, except he can still move. His lisp and inability to communicate adds a camp element to the film, i.e. "so bad it is good." The western music at the end made me chuckle. If you like a mindless "Death Wish" type of film, this is it. No twists.Guide: F-word, rape, nudity (Tania Staite)

Thoroughly enjoyed the film. Actors played their part very well. A lot of hard work has been put into this Take my hat off to the actors who played the Harder parts. An unexpected ending in which I enjoy about a film. Would recommend this movie who enjoys this type of story. Didn't want it to end

Once John puts on his leather jacket, he's ready to start killing all the bad guys. He works his way up from a couple of the foot soldiers before finding the main bad guy who is actually Razor's boss. Lou blasts away with pistols, shotguns, a massive Rambo knife (Yay!), and eventually puts enough people in the morgue to keep that poor sap working for a week straight. It's beautiful revenge!