Death Wish
29 Nov 2022
“Death Wish came out in 1974 with Charles Bronson. It was about a decaying, unsafe New York City where an architect in New York City has street punks constantly menacing everyone and then eventually they do terrible things to his family, and he’s just like, ‘I’ve had enough,’ and he goes out there and he’s a vigilante. It was a very popular movie. It resonated.” -Buck
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