John Bradley comes to the UK to see his estranged daughter Jane and grand-daughter Wendy. When the latter two are maimed and killed by a local gangster called Razor after Bradley witnesses him murdering someone John goes on a rampage, offing loads of villains. It is difficult to think of that nice Lou Ferrigno as Bradley doing all that heartless homicide. He doesn't quite have the acting chops. But it is satisfying to see him on his rocky road of revenge shooting and punching the local criminals. The cast are not memorable but special mention must be made of Jerry Anderson as Razor who does an hilarious impersonation of the great Ray Winstone. A entertaining film if you like this sort of mindless mayhem.

No pun intended - I really like Lou Ferrigno! He seems like a cool guy. Also while we don't have insane stunts here, they are quite solid and you can see that he does some stuff himself. He can move his hands and feet (looking at you Seagal - it's about that time to stop for you). Having said all that, maybe it wasn't the best idea to do that either - yes it plays a bit like Death Wish (I used the german title as summary line, though fans of Hulk or rather Lou will get a different kind of joke out of this too).

The bigger issue though is not the been there and done that part of it all! No it is that there seems a lack of acting ability for most involved. And while you won't watch this for that reason ... it would not have hurt if there was more gravitas to it. Not to mention that some of the violence is almost comical ... not in a good way. You really have to suspend your disbelief ... a lot.

If you look in an encyclopedia for something along the lines for 'Writing a script in Kindergarten'... there's a picture of this film. The lines are delivered just like they're being read. The plot is thin. A poor excuse for some violence.