The rise and fall of Harlem gang lord Tommy Gibbs (Fred Williamson, former star defensive back for the Oakland Raiders and Kansas City Chiefs), who, like Edward G. Robinson and James Cagney before him, alienates everyone on his way to the top and has no one to turn to on his way down.
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American International Pictures bring you the tale of African prince Mamuwalde (William Marshall, before he played the King of Cartoons on Pee-wee’s Playhouse) who, on a visit to Transylvania in the 17th century, is bitten by Dracula when he fails to sway the count on the subject of abolition.
A pair of swishy interior decorators […]

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Rudy Ray Moore stars as an ex-cop turned DJ who enthralls the crowd at the Blueberry Hill Disco (due to budgetary constraints, this means eight, maybe nine people). Though our hero has no dancing, deejaying or emcee skills, Moore […]

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This American International Pictures release stars Pam Grier as Friday Foster, a woman first, photographer second and big sister to a little brother. She also likes “cats and dogs and horses and men, but not necessarily in that order.”
Friday witnesses an assassination attempt on a millionaire, and with the aid of black private dick […]

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