Directed by:
Fred WilliamsonScreenplay:
Charles WalkerCinematography:
Robert CaramicoCast:
Fred Williamson, Roddy McDowall, Stuart Whitman, Luther Adler, R.G. Armstrong, Elliott Gould, Mike Henry, Leon Isaac Kennedy, James Brown, Anthony Caruso (more)Plots(1)
Johnny Barrows (Fred Williamson) returns home after being unjustly Dishonorably Discharged during the Vietnam War. While working as a gas station attendant, a gangster wants to hire him as a hitman because of his military training. Soon Johnny finds himself in a bloody gang war between rival families. Costarring Roddy McDowell, Stuart Whitman, Jenny Sherman and Luther Adler - with Elliot Gould. (official distributor synopsis)
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Sometimes it's terribly naive, but I can't help it, this blaxploitation, which isn't that black, belongs primarily to the genre's central protagonist, it simply has a great atmosphere and it's a film that carries such interesting nostalgia within itself, especially in the fights, which are incredibly tense. However, I still enjoyed it.
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