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Shot on the streets of New York, writer-director Larry Cohen captures the bustle and color of the city in this violent, low-budget crime film. Ambitious Tommy Gibbs (a swaggering, self-confident Fred...( read more
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cody would love this! best bit, is the qoute... "if only you knew how to fight joe, you could of owed this city and everybody in it."
Blaxploitation classic as Fred The Hammer Williamson (starting as a shine boy to bad-mother) battles for mob territory and against ruthless cracker Art Lund. Followed by Hell up in Harlem but doesn't transpire seamlessly
Fred Williamson is one of the best actors of the Blaxploitation era, and his performance here is on par with his other work.
As a spin-off film, taking previously made plots and story hooks, and incorporating all-black casts for marketability, the film is a success, drawing nicely on mob and crime films of the era. As anything but Blaxploitation, the film adds nothing new to the easily-executed crime genre. Standard and forgettable when taken out of its niche.
Utterly useless. Looks even less professional than Hercules in New York and that's saying something. Why this was deemed worthy of a DVD release remains a mystery.