Guilty As Charged

In the 1991 thriller film 'Guilty As Charged', Rod Steiger delivers a memorable performance as a demented judge turned vigilante who takes justice into his own hands. The movie follows the judge as he targets criminals he deems guilty but were able to slip through the cracks of the legal system. As the judge crosses paths with a cunning reporter and an ambitious lawyer, a gripping cat-and-mouse game ensues with high stakes and unexpected twists. 'Guilty As Charged' delves into themes of morality, vigilantism, and the thin line between justice and retribution, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats until the shocking finale.

Critics were divided on 'Guilty As Charged', with some praising Rod Steiger's intense portrayal of the vigilante judge while others found the film's plot to be convoluted and unrealistic. Rotten Tomatoes' critics consensus describes it as a 'bonkers B-movie with a surprisingly fun performance from Steiger'. While IMDb users rated it 5.4/10, some reviewers from Metacritic appreciated its 'gritty and unpredictable storyline' whereas others criticized its 'over-the-top execution'. Despite mixed reviews, audiences looking for a unique and dark thriller may find 'Guilty As Charged' to be an intriguing watch due to Rod Steiger's strong presence and the film's twisted narrative.