Detective Knight: Redemption 4K 2022

Edward Drake obviously grabbed a star from heaven, so he penned two films about the adventures of Detective Knight. The sequel continues the story of a seasoned cop. This time Knight ended up behind bars, but that's half the trouble! The city of New York is terrorized by a gang of evil Santa Clauses, they rob banks and kill people with impunity, the mayor is inactive and the police are powerless. What's left to do? Bring in the hard-boiled Jack Knight!

Well, I'll admit, the Knight sequel is a head-turner over its predecessor. Edward has once again had a directorial epiphany and he's made a disposable action movie with a plot that doesn't sag! It's no credit to Bruce Willis, the out-of-print nut once again plays on the principle - "I'm silent, and furrow my brow. Bruce is there, but he is absent, in some shots is very striking the presence of an understudy. But, the crux of Eddie Drake's films is the utterly ruthless action for the poor, of which there is an abundance in *Night: Redemption*.

The main improvisations fell on the shoulders of the antagonist, who really plays the bad guy is the obsessive leader of the Klaus gang. The image turned out gorgeous, and quite in the spirit of the nineties action movies, which is how Drake was accentuated. In addition to the talented villain, 'Knight: Redemption' also features regular Eddie Drake movie actor Locklin Munroe, who was given more screen time this time, for Willis is not good enough. The action film is good in its dynamics, but is absolutely devoid of any sense, it's another story, where instead of Willis you could conventionally stuff in...just about anyone. But apparently Edward Drake is so obsessed with the actor going off into the sunset that he tries to use the tired star wherever he can. Alas and ah. I wonder what the third Knight movie will be about.