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Joe Lynn | ... |
Sam Washington
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Mina Bern | ... |
Ruth
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Walter Bryant | ... |
Mr. Wesley
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Carol
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Angel David | ... |
Poppo
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Martha De La Cruz | ... |
Anna
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Rhetta Hughes | ... |
Leona
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Larry Lara | ... |
Rojas
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Alfonso Manosalvas | ... |
Mr. Gonzales
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Anita
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Jaime Roman | ... |
Carlos
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Olivia Ward | ... |
Mrs. Wesley
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Jorge Baqueiro | ... |
Charlie
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Sylvia Medina | ... |
Maria
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Chyann P. Robertson | ... |
Jeanne
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A South Bronx gang rape and kill the residents of an isolated tenement. The tables turn and the surviving residents viciously despatch the gang. There is a gruesome scene depicting the repeated stabbing of the leader with a TV aerial followed by a lightning strike for good measure. Written by Sujit R. Varma
This is without a doubt director Roberta Findlay crowning achievement and one of the true essential of 1980's 'urban warfare' movies. This film is proudly a B-movie, wearing it's bloody blackened heart on it's gore drenched sleeve. And I truly wouldn't have it any other way. Featuring mostly unknowns although some would later find success in varying degrees, Karen Russell (from "Vice Academy" and "Hell High"), Dan Snow (Yup, old Ciger Face himself from the Toxic Avenger movies) and Paul Calderon, who would go on to do bit parts in many great movies. This is a nasty one, broom handles where they have NO right being, sadistic violence, and general depravity combine to make a potent concoction. I loved every second of it. And the theme song by 'The Kool Crew' is great.
Eye Candy: Corinne Château and Karen Russell get topless
My Grade: A-
DVD Extras: Commentary by Roberta Findlay; Interview with Findlay; Photo gallery; radio spot; Original Trailer; and Trailers for "Blood Sisters" (with nudity), "Blood Feast 2", "Duck the Carbine high massacre", and "New Barbarians"