A stunt shot in the Jon Bernthal-led special is drawing some ridicule for "looking like a PlayStation cutscene," while a sound mixing issue has left some viewers struggling.

While Reacher doesn't always go as far as The Punisher, the similar M.O.s make Reacher a great alternative for Punisher fans to watch as they await Frank Castle's return to the MCU. This article was originally published on www.bamsmackpow.com as 4 gritty shows to watch after The Punisher: One Last Kill.

Reinaldo Marcus Green discusses Jon Bernthal’s authorship of “The Punisher: One Last Kill,” Frank Castle’s darkest chapter, and the Marvel project he would love to tackle next. For Green, the route into “One Last Kill” began well before Marvel came calling.

The scene was brutal.

One Last Kill and can't remember where you've probably seen the guy who plays Andre before, we've got you covered.

The Punisher: One Last Kill director Reinaldo Marcus Green unpacks that emotional hallucination scene between Frank and Karen and why it matters.

The Punisher: One Last Kill sets up Frank Castle’s next MCU chapter as rumors continue linking the Disney+ special to Spider-Man: Brand New Day.

Born Again Season 2 on Disney+ has become a massive streaming success within days of its launch. The Punisher: One Last Kill has quickly climbed to the top of multiple charts, beating out other titles on the platform.

Even though The Punisher is slated to appear in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, there is no visible connection to the webslinger in One Last Kill.

“Punisher: One Last Kill” is anything but. To put it plainly, Jon Bernthal’s anti-hero Punisher does a lot of killing in his Marvel Special Presentation. A whole lot. But layered into the over-the-top violence is a powerful character study of a PTSD-addled veteran who has lost nearly everything.