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10 to Midnight (1983)

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Release Date: Mar 11, 1983 Limited

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Charles Bronson at 63 or so, continues his vigilante persona in this run-of-the-mill crime drama about a Richard Speck-style killer who knifes young nurses to death. There is no doubt that the film exploits both the heinous, 1966 Speck murder of eight nurses in Chicago and an audience's willingness to go along with the Bronson character, Leo Kessler, when he uses illegal means to entrap criminals. The captured killer, Warren Stacey (Gene Davis) manages to go free because of red tape and the need

R, 1 hr. 41 min.

Drama, Action & Adventure, Mystery & Suspense

Directed By: J. Lee Thompson

Written By: J. Lee Thompson, William Roberts

In Theaters: Mar 11, 1983 Limited

On DVD: Feb 4, 2003

MGM

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Cast

Charles Bronson
Leo Kessler
Lisa Eilbacher
Laurie Kessler
Gene Davis
Warren Stacey
Andrew Stevens
Paul McAnn
Geoffrey Lewis
Dave Dante
Wilford Brimley
Capt. Malone
Robert F. Lyons
Nathan Zager
Dan Ades
Ben Linker
Beau Billingslea
Desk Sergeant
Sam Chew Jr.
Minister
Cosie Costa
Dudley
Shay Duffin
Nestor
Carmen Filpi
Hotel Clerk
James Keane
Jerry
Barbara Pilavin Gelber
Mrs. Byrd
Kelly Preston
Doreen
Shawn Schepps
Peg
Jerome Thor
Medical Examiner
Patti Tippo
Party Girl
Jeana Tomasina
Karen
Bert Williams
Mr. Johnson
John Garwood
Millikan
Paul McCallum
Lab Technician
Deran Sarafian
Dale Anders
Arthur Hansel
Judge
Ola Ray
Ola
Breck Costin
Tim Bailey
Sydna Scott
Mrs. Johnson

Critic Reviews for 10 to Midnight

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A real button-pusher with a dynamite ending. Gene Davis is memorable as the sicko villain.

February 14, 2006 Comment

Chuck O'Leary

FulvueDrive-in.com

...a routine police thriller that is, for the most part, slow moving and uneventful.

May 23, 2004 Full Review Source: Reel Film Reviews

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Wow, this could have easily been turned into a horror movie. It's a really intense thriller, lots of blood and nudity and violence. I really liked it. The actors were good, especially Gene Davis, who played the criminal. The plot is very realistic, but then Bronson's character takes justice into his own hands and

November 3, 2011

AJ Verser

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Although it's not a Death Wish film, it might as well be, with Charles Bronson the cop kicked off the force for falsifying evidence against a murderer.

February 1, 2007