Low-key and quiet, Cisco Pike is more or less a "forgotten" piece of 70's cinema, which is precisely why I jumped into the thing with both feet.
Cisco Pike (1971)
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Synopsis: Kris Kristofferson (BLADE) makes his lead-role debut as down-and-out former rock star Cisco Pike, in a drama that captures the spirit of '70s filmmaking. Now a drug dealer and addict, Cisco dreams... Kris Kristofferson (BLADE) makes his lead-role debut as down-and-out former rock star Cisco Pike, in a drama that captures the spirit of '70s filmmaking. Now a drug dealer and addict, Cisco dreams of a music comeback and a better life with his girlfriend, Sue (Karen Black). When Cisco agrees to sell dope undercover for a blackmailing cop (Gene Hackman), his volatile world starts to unravel. Harry Dean Stanton makes a scene-stealing appearance as a Gram Parsons-esque denizen of the hedonistic drug underworld. [More]
Starring: Gene Hackman, Kris Kristofferson, Karen Black, Harry Dean Stanton
Starring: Gene Hackman, Kris Kristofferson, Karen Black, Harry Dean Stanton
Director: Bill L. Norton
Director: Bill L. Norton
Producer: Gerald Ayres
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| 44% 44% | Night at the Museum: B… |
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| 47% 47% | The Girl From Monaco |
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