TENEMENT is a fairly nifty urban warfare flick, that is if you have the stomach to endure some fairly sick stuff. It’s a skanky, sordid piece of celluloid. Consequently, it’s probably director Roberta Findlay’s best work of the 80s.

We last left Paul Kersey in Chicago looking down the barrel of his finger at a gang of hoodlums tormenting an innocent bystander. But he didn’t remain in the Windy City long.