If your cinephilic appreciation and/or relative Charles Bronson fandom are enough for you to suspend disbelief, you might find enjoyment in Rene Perez’s Death Kiss. If not, consider yourself forewarned and get ready for a film that embraces a hampering worldview that pretty much sets you back about twenty years, and not even in a fond or tasteful fashion.
Director Rene Perez has just about wrapped up his festival run with his most recent thriller, Death Kiss. Fans who’ve been privy to catch the film with actor Robert Kovacs emerging with his killer Charles Bronson likeness in the past year can expect to catch the film on digital and VOD beginning October 2 from Uncork’d Entertainment.
A vigilante with a mysterious past becomes a one-man army as he goes to a crime-infested city and takes matters into his own hands. At the same time he protects a young mother and her child, trying not to develop feelings that he knows will get in the way of his mission.
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