10 to Midnight (1983)

Pop Culture Phenomenon Films: 80’s (1473 movies items)

" In Los Angeles, the rookie Detective Paul McAnn teams up with the veteran Detective Leo Kessler to investigate the murder of Betty Johnson and her boyfriend that were stabbed by a naked serial-killer in a park. Detective Kessler recognizes the victim, who lived in the same neighborhood many years ago and childhood friend of his daughter Laurie Kessler. The killer Warren Stacy goes to the funeral and overhears Betty's father telling Detective Kessler that his daughter had a diary. Warren br"

Movies I Watched in August 2021 Movies (18 games items)

" Date: 8/22/2021 Viewed: Blu-Ray Re-Watch Note: Yet another movie that I haven't seen in years and I have been in the mood to rewatch it. Felidae is still a great movie in my opinion. I love the characters and the animation that this film has. The animation does a wonderful job of capturing the bleak tone of the story. It has a unique look to it that you don't find in most animated films these days. Felidae is like if Ralph Bakshi directed Disney's The Aristocrats (1970). Felidae is a very vi"

Favorite Action Films: 1982-1983 (22 movies items)

" Directed by: J. Lee Thompson Produced by: Yoram Globus, Menaham Golan, Lance Hool, and Pancho Kohner Written by: J. Lee Thompson and William Roberts Cinematography: Adam Greenberg Edited by: Peter Lee Thompson Music by: Robert O. Ragland Distributed by: Cannon Films Group"

Best Films of 1983 (50 movies items)

"Bronson delivers his usual bad-ass-yet-wooden performance. It's like Death Wish but not nearly as good and too much male nudity."

Moviewatcher122's 2016 Film Diary: September (22 movies items)

"September 9 "You go in that courtroom and forget what's legal and do what's right." This was a really cool crime thriller. Charles Bronson is great as usual and it was a very chilling serial killer story. Gene Davis also did a pretty good job as the killer and his character was just insane. This was a solid movie and it's unfortunately one of Charles Bronson's more overlooked films."