Plenty of cheapo action and 80's cheese, if you're into that kind of low budget thing. With the hindsight of some 40 years it's easy to be annoyed by the reporter heroine lady who could serve as a template for future SJWs complete with hormonal and mental imbalances that make her every appearance on screen like nails on a chalk board...... or maybe I just can't stand those damned new york accents. It's also funny to see that quite clearly the Bronx is a broken down rubble, a crumbling ghetto being reclaimed by the earth slowly, so why do these mental case characters cling so fervently to their hovel? Some one watching this 100 years hence may wonder at the reasoning abilities of people living amongst such squalor yet fighting and dying so that it may remain pristine in it's immaculate filth and degeneracy. At no point in the movie is any attempt made to portray even one iota of the Bronx as homey and livable. Yet meatheads glory in the salvation of their empire of dirt. Things that make you go "hmmmm?"
Review of Escape from the Bronx
