Death Wish II 1982
"He's Planning to Clean Up the City. HIS way!"
Charles Bronson returns as Paul Kersey in *Death Wish II (1982)*, a gripping sequel that dives deeper into the dark underbelly of Los Angeles.
Director: Michael Winner
Cast
Charles Bronson
Paul Kersey
Jill Ireland
Geri Nichols
Vincent Gardenia
Det. Frank Ochoa
J.D. Cannon
New York D.A.
Anthony Franciosa
Herman Baldwin
Ben Frank
Inspector Lt. Mankiewicz
Robin Sherwood
Carol Kersey
Silvana Gallardo
Rosario
Robert F. Lyons
Fred McKenzie
Michael Prince
Elliot Cass
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Death Wish II (1982) about?
*Death Wish II (1982)* follows Paul Kersey as he takes the law into his own hands after a shocking tragedy strikes his family in Los Angeles. Determined to avenge the murders of his housekeeper and daughter, Kersey embarks on a relentless manhunt for the five responsible criminals, diving headfirst into the city's criminal underworld.
Who directed Death Wish II?
*Death Wish II* was directed by Michael Winner, known for his work in gritty, high-stakes action films that often explored themes of justice and morality.
Who stars in Death Wish II?
The film stars Charles Bronson in the lead role, alongside Jill Ireland, Vincent Gardenia, J.D. Cannon, and Anthony Franciosa.
Is Death Wish II (1982) worth watching?
While the IMDb rating isn't available, *Death Wish II (1982)* delivers a compelling mix of action and drama, anchored by Bronson's iconic performance. Its gritty tone and themes of vengeance make it a standout entry in the genre, though it may not appeal to those seeking subtlety.
How long is Death Wish II?
*Death Wish II* has a runtime of 92 minutes.
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About Death Wish II (1982) — Bronson's Brutal Quest for Justice Explained
Charles Bronson returns as Paul Kersey in *Death Wish II (1982)*, a gripping sequel that dives deeper into the dark underbelly of Los Angeles. This time, Kersey's relentless quest for justice takes a personal turn when a brutal attack leaves his housekeeper and daughter dead, compelling him to hunt down the five responsible punks. Directed by Michael Winner with a no-nonsense style, the film blends intense action with emotional weight, exploring themes of vengeance, loss, and the blurred line between justice and vigilantism. The atmosphere is raw and tense, punctuated by Bronson's iconic stoicism and a cityscape teeming with danger and moral ambiguity.
As Kersey navigates a justice system he finds woefully inadequate, the film cranks up the stakes, delivering explosive set pieces and a climactic showdown that questions whether any amount of retribution can heal his wounds. With its straightforward yet gripping narrative, *Death Wish II (1982)* solidifies its place as a cornerstone of 1980s action-drama, appealing to fans of gritty, character-driven thrillers.
