The G.I. Executioner

Original title: Wit's End

1971
R
1h 26m

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Tom Keena in The G.I. Executioner (1971)

Torture, drugs, mob war and a hail of bullets could not stop the G.I. Executioner as he became a one man execution squad. They tried to kill him, drug him, torture and pervert him, but they ... Read allTorture, drugs, mob war and a hail of bullets could not stop the G.I. Executioner as he became a one man execution squad. They tried to kill him, drug him, torture and pervert him, but they could not stop the G.I. Executioner.Torture, drugs, mob war and a hail of bullets could not stop the G.I. Executioner as he became a one man execution squad. They tried to kill him, drug him, torture and pervert him, but they could not stop the G.I. Executioner.

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3.4/10

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Trivia
Italian censorship visa # 67321 delivered on 22 October 1975.

Connections
Referenced in The Toxic Avenger Part III: The Last Temptation of Toxie (1989)

Soundtracks
Wit's End
theme song
by Elliot Chiprut

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4/10

Bad but fun at times

Wit's end is a 1971 action movie and made by a notorious low budget director named Joel M. Reed. It is an action movie, but the action sequences are quite rare, with the rest of the movie being mostly just talking. The action in the movie is kind of fun, but The plot of the movie is pretty incoherent, hard to follow, and sometimes slow. The main character is a good protagonist, and the rest of the characters are mostly average. It clearly had a low budget, so if you like low grade b-actioners, then this might be your thing. Overall, it was low budget, incoherent, and boring at times, but it was also sometimes a bit fun. 4/10.