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Vengeance Is Mine [VHS]

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In 1975 a low budget Canadian made movie called "Sunday in the Country" featured Ernest Borgnine as a conservative, church-going farmer who got his chance to show how he'd deal with the crime problem, when 3 bank robbers, wanted for murder, showed up at his place, looking to steal a car. One reviewer at the time called this picture "the rural version of 'Death Wish'. I looked for this on video for years, finally locating a rather crude copy under the title "Blood for Blood". Now available in a better, easier to watch copy as "Vengeance is Mine". Michael Pollard is excellent as a psycho killer. You'll want to blow him away yourself. Around the same time Borgnine made a movie called "Rain for a Dusty Summer", later changed to "Guns of the Revolution". Haven't found it yet, maybe it exists under still another title. By the way, the picture on the cover of "Vengeance is Mine" shows Borgnine as a demented railroad conductor in "Emperor of the North", aka "Emperor of the North Pole".