Black revolutionaries take action in the white suburbs.
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Billy Dee Williams | ... | Johnny Johnson | |
D'Urville Martin | ... | Billy Joe Ashley | |
Celia Milius | ... | Renee Freeman (as Celia Kaye) | |
Ed Cambridge | ... | Dr. Smalls (as Edmund Cambridge) | |
![]() |
Billy Durkin | ... | Michael Freeman |
![]() |
Morris D. Erby | ... | Mr. Johnson (as Morris Erby) |
![]() |
Pamela Jones | ... | Luanna |
![]() |
Cal Wilson | ||
![]() |
John Johnson | ||
Nate Esformes | |||
![]() |
Richard Francis | ||
Sam Gilman | |||
![]() |
Jon Scott | ||
![]() |
Marlene Czernin | ||
Judy Morris |
Black revolutionaries take action in the white suburbs.
This is a serious film about black revolutionaries and not really an action film. Billy Dee plays a young man fed up with racism who decides to take things into his own hands. It's fairly gritty and realistic without exploiting the characters but still it's not that interesting either and Billy Dee's character, though maltreated by white authority figures, doesn't really come off as sympathetic. It's also hurt by it's extremely low budget. Still, it's interesting to look at as it's a good depicttion of 1970s social issues.