Death Wish 3

Theatrical - Wide 1985-11-01

Cast Charles Bronson Deborah Raffin Ed Lauter Martin Balsam
Directed by Michael Winner
Written by Don Jakoby

Genres: Action

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Paul Kersey, the vigilante, returns to New York to visit a friend. But when he arrives he finds his friend dead, and the police enter and find him standing over the body holding a gun. At the station a police lieutenant... See more recognizes him as the vigilante, and releases to go after the gang that killed his friend, who are led by the deadly Manny Fraker. So Kersey moves into his friend’s apartment and along with his friend’s friend, Bennett, they try to get the gang and help the neighbors who are being plagued by Fraker and his gang.

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Is Death Wish 3 the is most insane action movie of the eighties?

A popular VHS rental title in the eighties, Death Wish 3 is so cartoonishly over-the-top that it's a ton of fun to watch—especially after a few drinks.

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The Charles Bronson Death Wish franchise comes to Blu-ray in a new collector’s set from Kino Lorber

Posted 4 months ago

Death Wish films 1 through 5 can be brought home with a bunch of new goodies on Blu-ray. This is a separate release from the Death Wish 3 4K Blu-ray.

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Posted 5 months ago

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Posted 11 years ago

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