Twisted Justice 1990
"The Year is 2020, He's the Only One Who Can Stop the Destruction of the World!"
Set against a neon-soaked Los Angeles of the future, *Twisted Justice (1990)* follows Detective David Heavener as he battles a terrifying new menace.
Director: David Heavener
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Twisted Justice (1990) about?
*Twisted Justice (1990)* follows Detective David Heavener as he defies a ban on firearms to hunt a drug-fueled serial killer in a near-future Los Angeles. The villain, known as "The Bullseye Murderer," uses Umbra, a powerful stimulant, to commit horrific crimes with terrifying speed and cunning. The film explores themes of justice, corruption, and the cost of bending the rules.
Who directed Twisted Justice?
The film was directed by David Heavener, who also stars in the lead role.
Who stars in Twisted Justice?
The film features David Heavener, Shannon Tweed, Erik Estrada, and Jim Brown in key roles.
Is Twisted Justice (1990) worth watching?
As an early '90s action-crime hybrid, *Twisted Justice (1990)* offers a wild, if dated, ride with high stakes and chaotic energy. While not a modern classic, its over-the-top premise and retro-futuristic aesthetic make it a guilty pleasure for fans of gritty, B-movie thrillers.
How long is Twisted Justice?
The runtime for *Twisted Justice (1990)* is 78 minutes.
About Twisted Justice (1990) — A Maverick Cop vs. a Superhuman Killer in a Dystopian L.A.
Set against a neon-soaked Los Angeles of the future, *Twisted Justice (1990)* follows Detective David Heavener as he battles a terrifying new menace. With police stripped of firearms and forced to rely on stun guns, he defies orders to hunt down "The Bullseye Murderer," a sadistic criminal fueled by a designer drug called Umbra that grants unnatural strength and razor-sharp intellect. This gritty action-drama explores the thin line between justice and vengeance, weaving a tense cat-and-mouse chase through a city teetering on the edge of chaos. Director David Heavener crafts a relentless thriller where moral ambiguity meets explosive street-level action, all steeped in a retro-futuristic vibe that feels both dated and oddly prophetic.
Star power meets intensity with Shannon Tweed's electrifying performance as a woman caught in the killer's crosshairs, while Erik Estrada and Jim Brown lend gravitas to the high-stakes pursuit. The film crackles with over-the-top brutality and stark social commentary, painting a world where laws fail and one rogue cop stands between civilization and annihilation. Perfect for fans of early '90s crime thrillers, *Twisted Justice (1990)* delivers a punchy, no-holds-barred ride through a dystopia you won't soon forget.