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60 of 207 · most liked firstFiling "reactionary online shut-in dudes with the mass shooter personality stack are all talking about their new favorite movie and it's an Uwe Boll Death Wish knockoff made in Croatia" under gags I would have left in drafts in 2019.
unlabelledView post →i am actually fascinated by this movie? it delivers the same kind of thrills and satisfaction — and serves the same cultural and emotional purpose — as a film like DEATH WISH or DIRTY HARRY or JOE, except directed at financial villains and fraudsters.
unlabelledView post →i’m watching the DEATH WISH movies and i have to wonder if paul kersey is the most unlucky character in the history of american cinema. i’d like to write a direct sequel to DEATH WISH 5 that reveals that kersey was killed in the first movie is being tormented in hell
unlabelledView post →Death Wish (1974) 🎬🖤 Directed by Michael Winner
unlabelledView post →I'm watching the first Death Wish again and remember when movie stars were allowed to look like Charles Bronson? That's the peak physical form. Mustache. Incomprehensible accent. Can look ripped or doughy depending on the lighting. It is illegal to make them like that anymore.
unlabelledView post →Calm down, dear! It's only a Judge Dredd '77 commission inspired by the original movie poster for Michael Winner's "Death Wish" !
unlabelledView post →I like Saejima’s sobbing rant about how scary it is to murder someone, because it reminds me of the first Death Wish movie where Charles Bronson murders his first goon and then immediately throws up in the bushes
unlabelledView post →A friend just sent me these photos from a 2014 introduction lecture I did on my book about rape-revenge films for a screening of Death Wish at Melbourne's Cinemaniacs film collective - wild to remember what I looked like before perimenopause turned me into Marjory the Trash Heap from Fraggle Rock!
unlabelledView post →Crazy movie poster from Ghana for DEATH WISH (1974 - Dir. Michael Winner)
unlabelledView post →Born 3 Nov 1921, actor Charles Bronson had a tough-guy on screen persona & is best known for many action & vigilante movies. The Magnificent 7, The Great Escape, The Dirty Dozen & Hard Times are some of his notable films. Death Wish was his most popular film & it led to 4 sequels. #CharlesBronson
unlabelledView post →Heavy on the Bronson this week. Love and Bullets (1979) Death Wish (1974) The Dirty Dozen (1967) Kelly’s Heroes (1970) #letterboxdfriday #letterboxd #lastfourwatched #filmsky
unlabelledView post →people who believe American cities are terrifying hellscapes full of leering extras from a Death Wish movie deserve to be publicly shamed without mercy or restraint
unlabelledView post →Death Wish (1972) by Brian Garfield was adapted to film in 1974 & 2018. The '74 film is more respected as it changes a great deal. The book's troubled sociopath is made into a tough guy bent upon revenge. The anti-violence is turned into an action film with a heroic vigilante. 🔫👉💀 #filmsky #booksky
unlabelledView post →I saw Sisu: Road to Revenge last weekend and it may have been even better than the original. It’s an ultra violent revenge movie reminiscent of recent franchises like John Wick and Nobody or classics like Charles Bronson’s Death Wish. The twist? It’s during World War 2. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ out of ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
unlabelledView post →Black Flame (Gretchen Felker-Martin) - a repressed lesbian in the real Death Wish 80s restores a nazi porno film, loses her mind. Yeast infections! Horse asses! it's delicious! THE BIGGEST SICKO ENERGY!!
unlabelledView post →death wish 3 has some of truly most insane choices in a movie, also equally insane that JEFF GOLDBLUM (yes that one) first appeared on the big screen in Death Wish 1
unlabelledView post →Judgment Night is on and it's a movie where 4 upper middle class guys take an exit 3 miles from the Sears Tower on a Tuesday Night and get lost and it's like they fell into a Death Wish sequel
unlabelledView post →PERSON OF THE DAY. 30 August 2003. Charles Bronson died (aged 81). He was the archetypal screen acting tough guy with one film critic describing him as “a Clark Gable who had been left out in the sun too long”. He starred in the Death Wish series of films and many other classic movies.
unlabelledView post →The Wonder Man series was good. Or at least I thought it was. The new Punisher short film is like a level of bad that I haven't seen since Death Wish 4.
unlabelledView post →I can't believe they re-released the Joey Travolta film in IMAX: "Moonlight Meets Death Wish."
unlabelledView post →Upgrade is great, because it understands that the whole subgenre of "dude returns to a life of violence to avenge those who ruined his idyllic life" (e.g. Death Wish, Walking Tall, John Wick) is basically a slasher movie where the slasher is the protagonist
unlabelledView post →This week marks the 52nd anniversary of ”Death Wish” (July 24 1974) a film about an architect named Paul living in New York City who, in an effort to avenge the murder of his wife Joanna and daughter Carol and make up for local police inaction, becomes a one-man vigilante squad.
unlabelledView post →Picking a random film from my collection to show off for no real reason! Year 2, Day #86 "Death Wish 3" (Michael Winner/1985) Just fucking awesome. The most unhinged Death Wish movie ever, you need to check this one out!
unlabelledView post →FACT OF THE DAY. 30 August 2003. Charles Bronson died (aged 81). He was the archetypal screen acting tough guy with one film critic describing him as “a Clark Gable who had been left out in the sun too long”. He starred in the Death Wish series of films and many other classic movies.
unlabelledView post →Turkish film poster for DEATH WISH (1974 - Dir. Michael Winner) Cast: Charles Bronson, Hope Lange, Vincent Gardenia, William Redfield
unlabelledView post →I've never seen a Death Wish movie; I've only seen him in Westerns, but I am required to point out that Charles Bronson is our Tatar-American movie star. Рəхмəт.
unlabelledView post →I said it before and I'll say it again. We are in the Death Wish era of film again. Boomers and Gen X (which I'm in) want to feel like we still got it, so we're getting a lot of high profile movies featuring older actors beating the brakes off the young 'uns.
unlabelledView post →this is the cultural change @mtsw.bsky.social was talking about. in 70s this would be a Death Wish esque movie about street crime
unlabelledView post →The way I articulated this was: The CBP agent watches every film in the Death Wish series on cable while masturbating furiously.
unlabelledView post →Belgian movie poster for DEATH WISH (1974 - Dir. Michael Winner) Cast: Charles Bronson, Hope Lange, Vincent Gardenia, William Redfield
unlabelledView post →Unintentionally: pretty much every Death Wish style movie in the 70s, maybe But if we're looking for a specific depiction including the nihilistic youth, probably something in the 1980s but accidentally, done as a DARE anti-weed PSA or something
unlabelledView post →📽️ Does anyone else find it fascinating when the sequel to a good movie is so, so, so bad My personal high marks for biggest gulf in quality: Death Wish / Death Wish II Funny Girl / Funny Lady The Exorcist / Exorcist II: The Heretic Might as well controversially throw in Jaws / Jaws 2
unlabelledView post →Nothing in life will be greater than when my stepdad put on a DVD he burned of “The Love Guru” but some kind of encoding error had randomly intercut that movie with scenes from Charles Bronson’s “Death Wish”.
unlabelledView post →I’m watching the movie about Sally Fields hunting the man who murdered her daughter Death Wish style from 1996 and there are an absurd number of screwball comedy moments in it for the tone of story it’s trying to tell
unlabelledView post →I WOULD FUND THIS MOVIE !!! “All Bitches go to HELL” “The Equalizers” “Cruella 2025” “Death Wish”
unlabelledView post →This film is fucking amazing, it's basically Death Wish with whales. Or, as my dear friend Martin Kingsley once called it, "Death Fish".
unlabelledView post →watching DEATH WISH 1974 and holy shit what a reactionary movie. JFC. Also am I the only one who sees how charles bronson looks like this starwars alien?
unlabelledView post →Just Watched / First Watch Ms .45 (1981) Great Exploitation Vengeance flick. I really enjoyed it. I saw someone call it Repulsion meets Death Wish, and that about sums it up. I may be wrong, but I think this is the favorite movie of @sauzapaul.bsky.social
unlabelledView post →#SundaySoundtrack Maybe not Herbies greatest film score, but great fun #NowPlaying Death Wish composed, conducted &performed by Herbie Hancock #vinylrecords #vinylcollection
unlabelledView post →***ANNOUNCEMENT*** Coming on November 25th on Blu-ray in the US from @KinoLorber: The #DeathWish Collection! CASE I: DEATH WISH: Audio Commentary by Film Historian Paul Talbot DEATH WISH: Interview with Actor John Herzfeld DEATH WISH: Theatrical Trailer
unlabelledView post →amazingly EVERY Death Wish film has a unique title in Japan: DEATH WISH: 狼よさらば (So long, Wolves) II: ロサンゼルス (Los Angeles) III: スーパー・マグナム (Super Magnum) IV: バトルガンM‐16 (Battle Gun M-16) V: 狼よさらば 地獄のリベンジャー (So long, Wolves: Hell's Revenger) OR DEATH WISH/キング・オブ・リベンジ (King of Revenge)
unlabelledView post →I maintain they should do a cop drama on the Citadel that is basically a Death Wish movie with character builds
unlabelledView post →Wait, Eli Roth's Ice Cream Man is being released this Friday? I am gonna laugh so hard it ends up bombing because more people went to see Spider-Man: Brand New Day. And wouldn't be the first time an Eli Roth got his ass whooped by a Marvel movie considering Death Wish got beaten by Black Panther.
unlabelledView post →#Junesploitation Day 28: Cannon! Today its time for yet another movie I haven't seen, DEATH WISH 3. @fthismovie.bsky.social
unlabelledView post →#LetterboxdFriday Garbage movie time. Death Wish 🪦 watched in “disorder” and had a great time #LastFourWatched #filmsky
unlabelledView post →Throwing on Death Wish 3 AKA the light gun game movie with deranged afterschool special vibes.
unlabelledView post →This week on #BeyondFriday we are visiting Lustig country with 1982s VIGILANTE. Robert Forster, Fred Williamson, Woody Strode, Joe Spinell. Described as 'Death Wish, but with a good director' this is gonna be FULL ON. Join us on Friday night at 11pm.
unlabelledView post →The new Cinema Snob episode on DEATH WISH has finally cleared! Always worth the wait when it's a Charles Bronson movie. Check out the episode here: youtu.be/WLp7EMoydwA
unlabelledView post →Happy #LetterboxdFriday! Here's my #LastFourWatched 🍿🎉 What's yours? PIZZA MOVIE (2026) DEATH WISH (1974) NO OTHER CHOICE (2025) KENNELED (2026) boxd.it/n51b
unlabelledView post →Didn't Michael Robert Winner film "Death Wish" in direct response to how fucking bad crime was in New York in the 1970s?
unlabelledView post →And the first Death Wish film.
unlabelledView post →I'm watching the original Death Wish film with Charles Bronson, and I'm pretty sure this image first appeard in one of those Monty Python books, I could be wrong...but the message remains true..
unlabelledView post →The QTs on this are all like movies from 2000 or whatever, meanwhile for an old person like me a dad movie is like “Death Wish” or “Bullitt”
unlabelledView post →TRIVIA: 'Death Wish 3' was greenlit in June 1981 after the previous film 'Death Wish II' earned back its budget before completing production following a lucrative cable television distribution deal with HBO. (Wikipedia) 🖤
unlabelledView post →I think it’s funny that Bronson did both Death Wish and the movie where he defends migrant farm workers from racists in the same year.
unlabelledView post →Been listening to a podcast about 1990: The Bronx Warriors. Early 80s Italian exploitation. Imagine Escape From New York meets Death Wish mixed with The Warriors and that would be a much better film than this. So, tonight's movie is....
unlabelledView post →Obscure TV movie of the day: Robert Culp goes all DEATH WISH against psycho rich kids terrorizing the neighborhood in OUTRAGE (1973)! Directed by Richard T. Heffron (I, THE JURY)! www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DQH...
unlabelledView post →Another movie poster redraw. This time, one of my characters/sonas in the style of Charles Bronson in Death Wish. Sanya sure love their firearms and odd fashion sense, that's for true. (Trying to iterate on an art style for a potential webcomic)
unlabelledView post →Same with Northampton. The suburbs and villages are awash with money, the town core looks like something from a Death Wish movie. You need more than money, you need that sense of place Burnham is talking about because the locals all complain but still take their business to Rushden Lakes on the A43
unlabelledView post →to be fair I think aging actor does violence in movie because he's tired and wants easy money goes back to Death Wish and a mid-50s Charles Bronson, and then Bronson returning till he was literally 73 playing Death Wish
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