In their ninth and final collaboration, director J. Lee Thompson unleashes Charles Bronson in one of the most outrageously sleazy exploitation thrillers of the ‘80s! Bronson is back on the streets of LA, a tough as nails vice cop forced into the shadowy world of illicit desire and Forbidden Subjects to bust a brutal child prostitution ring. But after his own daughter is molested by an Asian man on the bus, he’ll have to push aside deep-seated racial prejudices to help a Japanese family find their missing girl. Warning: Kinjite is extremely un-PC, extremely violent and extremely entertaining!
“The best film of Charles Bronson’s career” – Richard Freedman, Newhouse Newspapers
“Child molestation may be a subject for a sincere and serious movie, but not for a slick thriller. There is a breakdown of taste here. Yet Kinjite is actually Bronson’s most polished movie in a long time; it’s slimy, but slick.” – Roger Ebert
