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| Cineplex Odeon Films | Release Date: February 3, 1989 |
Starring:
Bill McKinney, Charles Bronson, Gerald Castillo, James Pax, Juan Fernández, Marion Yue, Nicole Eggert, Peggy Lipton, Perry Lopez, Sy Richardson
Summary:
A brutal Los Angeles police Lt. is determined to bust up an organization that forces underage girls into prostitution.
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Thompson has always had an evil sense of humor, and the movie repeatedly crosses the line between dramatizing a situation and exploiting it, exposing racism or moral rot and almost indulging in it. But the disturbance you feel in watching Kinjite doesn’t just come because it has a sordid subject, some bad scenes or a heavy cargo of shock and sleaze, but because it leaves us, much of the time, with no moral anchor.
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Kinjite is clearly the work of dedicated industry veterans, all of whom decided to go home after lunch. [03 Mar 1989, p.P]
A dull parade of violence, calculated sleaze and midlife angst. [08 Feb 1989, p.D05]
B-movie king Charles Bronson, whose long association with Cannon Films has set all-time lows in the idiotic, hits rock bottom in Kinjite: Forbidden Subjects. [03 Feb 1989, p.C5]
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