The Evil That Men Do

Name: The Evil That Men Do
Genre: Action, Drama, Thriller
Released: September 21, 1984
Duration: 90 min
Rating: 32
Cast: Antoinette Bower, Charles Bronson, Enrique Lucero, John Glover, Jorge Luke

1984

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Filmayer | Release Date: September 21, 1984 | TV-14

Starring: Antoinette Bower, Charles Bronson, Enrique Lucero, John Glover, Jorge Luke, José Ferrer, Joseph Maher, Raymond St. Jacques, René Enríquez, Theresa Saldana

Summary: A professional killer comes out of retirement to investigate and avenge the brutal murder of an old friend.

Director: J. Lee Thompson

Genre(s): Action, Drama, Thriller

Rating: TV-14

Runtime: 90 min

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Janet Maslin

Mr. Bronson is stony as ever, and a little more nattily dressed. Read full review

David Richards

Despite the plentiful blood-letting, it's all staggeringly inconsequential. The Evil That Men Do trivializes a timely theme -- human rights abuses. [25 Sep 1984, p.C1]

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Right from the opening sequence the film is a clumsy catalogue of pain and death, from the mutilated victims of the torturer to the trail of wasted baddies who were foolish enough to incur Bronson's wrath. Read full review

Laurie Horn

This movie hypocritically entertains viewers by appealing to the same sadistic qualities it professes to condemn. There is real suffering going on in Latin America -- and this movie has nothing to do with it. [24 Sep 1984, p.C1]

TV Guide Magazine Staff (Not Credited)

Despite several bad or indifferent performances, though, the film does succeed in its primary goal, to provide 90 minutes of fast-moving and fairly exciting action. Read full review

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