The Black Gestapo (1975)

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Release Date: Mar 1, 1975 Wide

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Release Date: Mar 1, 1975 Wide

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An interesting (if extremely violent) twist on the standard blaxploitation formula, this crime film deals with a black militant-group, led by Charles P. Robinson, whose members decide to clean up their Watts neighborhood by ridding it of white gangsters. Extreme mayhem follows, with slimy Caucasian hoodlums being castrated, shot, and flung from windows, but the black heroes begin overstepping their authority. Soon, they are no better than the mobsters and are even goose-stepping and chanting

R, 1 hr. 28 min.

Drama, Action & Adventure, Mystery & Suspense

Directed By: Lee Frost

In Theaters: Mar 1, 1975 Wide

On DVD: Mar 1, 2005

Cast

Rod Perry
General Ahmed
Charles P. Robinson
Colonel Kojah
Phil Hoover
Vito
Ed Cross
Delmay
Angela Brent
Marsha
Wes Bishop
Ernest
Lee Frost
Vincent
Donna Desmond
White Whore
Charles Howerton
Joe
David Bryant
Pusher

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Wow, definetly a product of the time. The subject matter should be taken with more grains of salt than I can count. This sucker is through and through exploitation fare. This is the first film I've seen by Lee Frost and Wes Bishop and it's about a group of african-americans in Watts that make their own people's army to

February 26, 2008

Patrick Dolan

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Eh, I was kinda disappointed. But for this kinda movie, I'm surprised I didn't get totally disappointed. Some pretty grim violence, a very generic score, a couple of good pairs of teets, and some general good scene-chewery. Plus, one VERY creative and well-executed killing (I won't give it away, but you'll know it when

July 3, 2007