it gets to you. J. Lee only demands two." Reception Critical response The Los Angeles Times said called the movie "a pretty odd, murky stew. If you think you might be offended by it, don't go. You will be. Thompson has always had an evil sense of humor, and the movie repeatedly crosses the line between dramatizing a situation and exploiting it, exposing racism or moral rot and almost indulging in it. But the disturbance you feel in watching "Kinjite" doesn't just come because it has a sordid subject, some bad scenes or a heavy cargo of shock and sleaze, but because it leaves us, much of the time, with no moral anchor." References External links 1989 films 1989 action thriller films American police detective films Golan-Globus films American action thriller films Films directed by J. Lee Thompson American rape and revenge films Films about prostitution Films about child abduction in the United States Films about child prostitution Films about human trafficking Works about sex trafficking 1980s English-language films 1980s American films