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Bronx Warriors (1982)

Director: Enzo G Castellari

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From Time Out Film Guide

Interleaving script pages from The Warriors and Escape from New York has proved a cheap departure for Italian schlock-merchants. Here, we're offered the Bronx of 1990, surrendered to the gangs, but now invaded by freelance psychopath Morrow, hired to liberate a runaway heiress (happily slumming as a biker's moll until kidnapped by rival sickies) from across the river, but more intent on wiping out all scummy life in his former habitat. Muddy, muddled and moronic: heavily censored ultra-violence, interval-style ice-cream score, insultingly perfunctory climax and all. Next from the Cinecittà carbon factory - Mad Mario 3?

Author: PT 0000-00-00 00:00:00

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