Anthony Franciosa, Anthony Quinn, Antonio Fargas
A trio of Harlem homeboys disguised as police knocks off a Mafia numbers house, pocketing $300,000 and gunning down a few cops in the process. It's up to a shifty white detective (Anthony Quinn) and h...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 16, 2001
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October 17, 2009The significance of 110th Street in New York is that it is the line where Central Park ends and Harlem begins. This ultra-violent '70s cop thriller wastes no time in painting the streets of Harlem as a hard, gritty, unforgiving pit where the law has little meaning and the only wa...( read more)
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June 15, 2007An interesting if standard blaxploitation crime drama, of course involving a black crimelord, villianous racist Italian mobsters... but the complex and origina play between old-school 1940's hardboiled street cop (Anthony Quinn) and the by-the-book yet besieged modern black cop (...( read more)
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February 9, 2009It's a pretty standard exploitation flick with a great cast. Anthony Quinn and Yaphet Kotto are awesome, but you can tell they were working within the confines of a low budget. The story is engrossing, but the heavies from both the "black gang" and the "mafia" are laughable. I wa...( read more)
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December 7, 2008Better than Shaft. This is a very good and underrated movie. Yaphet Kotto and Anthony Quinn are very good.
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