NO JUDGE. NO JURY. NO APPEALS. NO DEALS.

Paul Kersey (Charles Bronson) is once again living in New York, under an assumed name, when he clashes with a mobster (Michael Parks) who was once married to the woman (Lesley-Ann Down) Paul is dating.

Bronson’s last theatrical feature is a return to a familiar character, but since he was in his 70s by then there isn’t much physical action for him, mostly just lurking and setting traps.

Boredom sets in, even if the filmmakers add bizarre touches, including Parks’s performance, which neither he nor we take seriously.

1994-U.S. 95 min. Color. Written and directed by Allan A. Goldstein. Cast: Charles Bronson (Paul Kersey), Lesley-Ann Down (Olivia Regent), Michael Parks (Tommy O’Shea), Robert Joy, Saul Rubinek, Kenneth Welsh.