A vile low-budget film.
Fight for Your Life (1979)
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Reviews Counted:4
Fresh:0
Rotten:4
Average Rating:N/A
Runtime: 2 hrs 30 mins
Genre: Action/Adventure
Synopsis: FIGHT FOR YOUR LIFE has achieved cult status through its use of excessively gratuitous racist and sexual violence. Originally heavily censored in the United States and completely banned in England,... FIGHT FOR YOUR LIFE has achieved cult status through its use of excessively gratuitous racist and sexual violence. Originally heavily censored in the United States and completely banned in England, this film follows three escaped prisoners who hold hostage a middle-class black family, subjecting the family members to torture and rape. The family risks death and fights back in an attempt to survive. Produced in 1977, the indiscriminate mixture of race and violence place the film squarely within the exploitation genre. [More]
Starring: William Sanderson, Robert Judd, Reginald Blythewood, Yvonne Ross
Starring: William Sanderson, Robert Judd, Reginald Blythewood, Yvonne Ross, Lela Small
Director: Robert A. Endelson
Director: Robert A. Endelson
Screenwriter: Straw Weisman
Composer: Jeff Slevin
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Endelson seems unsure as to whether his film should go all out and exist solely as a sleaze classic, or if he should try and make a film filled with redeeming social commentary.
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