Steele's Law

I bought this movie as a video wholesalers, along with French Pleasures. I wanted to see it. It wasn't a pleasure, more like a bloody disappointment. This is not a film I would want to be known for directing like our big guy, Hammer. Williamson playing the lead, goes undercover, working with these resentful cops, to foil this assassination by this madman/terrorist. The way the baddie dies, with a javelin pierced through his heart, is truly pathetic. Another disappointing attribute. Williamson also teams up with his old mate, Bo Svenson, where both of them did that interesting Italian cop film, 84's Deadly Impact. At least he is very and accommodating towards Williamson's arrival, to the annoyance of the other cops. The baddie's well played, a real nutter who while dining out with a prostitute, angrily corrects her enunciation, on a certain dish. This guy's a real fruitcake, in a b grade disappointment, directed by the lead, who should be hammered. Excuse the pun.