Midnight Executioner

The 1980s horror movie "Executioner at Midnight" (10 to In "Midnight", Charles Bronson, an old filmmaker with a bad appearance but a strong personality, plays a police detective who arrests a murderer who specializes in killing women. Due to the lack of evidence, Old Cha has no choice but to fabricate evidence and wants to send him to prison. Unexpectedly, he is betrayed. After the murderer is released, he decides to take revenge on Old Cha's daughter. Why can't Lao Zha find any evidence of the murderer? It turns out that the murderer would take off all his clothes before committing an attack. It would be extremely difficult to find any clothes, pants, or shoes stained with blood. As a result, the anti-heroine Gene Davis had to be naked in half of the scenes in the film. "Execution at Midnight" truly achieves "equality between men and women" in terms of the scale of nudity. You take off my clothes and I take off my clothes. For a male star like Gene Davis who can take the idol route, the gain outweighs the losses in filming "Execution at Midnight". Not to mention that he has to be half-clothed from time to time, and his character image is extremely negative. Judging from the film's box office, his work was really in vain. Perhaps what attracted him from the beginning was that he was famous for having directed the original black and white versions of "Cape Fear" and "The Cannon of Navarone".