La ley del ejecutor

An ex-special forces operative, presumed dead, returns to the city to avenge the death of his mentor. He must confront a ruthless crime boss and his enforcers, navigating a treacherous underworld. His mission is complicated by a determined detective who believes he is responsible for the new wave of violence.

La ley del ejecutor (also known as "The Serpent" or "Order of the Eagle") received a mixed to negative reception from critics, largely dismissed as a generic action film of its era. Audiences, however, found some enjoyment in its straightforward action sequences and the presence of Michael Dudikoff.

• Competent, if uninspired, action sequences.
• A by-the-numbers revenge thriller that offers little novelty.
• Michael Dudikoff delivers a stoic performance as the determined protagonist.

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Despite its release in 1988, the film was often marketed with different titles internationally, leading to confusion among viewers and collectors, sometimes being referred to as 'The Serpent' or 'Order of the Eagle'.