Where was An Eye for an Eye filmed?

After the shock of his partner’s death and a dressing down from his superiors, Kane is ready to seek vengeance against the cartel. Before he can do that, however, there’s the important matter of laying Dave to rest. As a 21-gun salute rings out over the mournful sound of bagpipes, we see the mourners gather in a cemetery with the Golden Gate Bridge in the background to bid farewell to their friend and colleague. Among the mourners is Linda Chan, Dave’s girlfriend, who is understandably upset. But she’s determined not to take her loss lying down, and she tells Kane that she’ll do whatever it takes to get to the bottom of his death. Kane reveals that on the night of Dave’s death, he and his partner were meeting an informant they thought could help them get right to the top of the heroin operation they were investigating. “We thought it was the big breakthrough, but it was a trap from start to finish,” he laments. “Someone set us up.” When Linda demands to know who, Kane’s response is simple: “I don’t know yet, but I’ll find out.” This An Eye for an Eye filming location is the San Francisco National Cemetery. Established in 1884, this beautiful cemetery is just a short drive away from the Golden Gate Bridge and is found at 1 Lincoln Boulevard.

Kane is relaxing at home and watching Linda’s report on the evening news when his phone rings. The person on the other end of the line is Linda. She’s calling from a payphone, and she sounds panicked. “I’m sorry, Sean, there’s no time. I’m at a BART station, there’s some people after me,” she babbles quickly, looking around anxiously. “Listen, I’ve done it. I got what I was after,” she says, but she looks over her shoulder and sees something terrifying. A huge, heavyset man is pushing his way through the crowds of people to get to Linda. She frantically says she’ll call Kane back, but before he can find out which station she’s at, Linda hangs up and races into the crowd. What follows is a tense scene as Linda tries to escape her menacing pursuer. He chases her down an escalator, throwing people out of the way as he goes, then follows her onto a train. Linda leaps off just before the doors shut, but the giant reaches through the doors and grabs a hold of her hair. Eventually, Linda breaks free of his grasp and races up to the street. These memorable fight scenes were shot at Embarcadero Station, which you’ll find in the heart of San Francisco less than a mile away from Union Square.

After Linda is brutally murdered, Kane drives to visit her reclusive father, James, at his clifftop home. Kane finds James in the garden, and he’s about to discover that he isn’t the only one desperate to get revenge on the cartel. “She was like you,” James says of Linda. “Headstrong, willful. She had a great hunger for retribution. It seems I too am in need of retribution,” he continues, plenty of steel in his voice. Kane now has an important ally in his quest to track down the killers. This spectacular home is found at 300 Sea Cliff Avenue, roughly five miles northwest of the heart of San Francisco. The views in this part of the city are pretty impressive, so you’ll want to stop for plenty of photo opportunities when visiting here.