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| Albino
(1976)
Directed by Jürgen Goslar, West Germany / UK / USA / South Africa /
Zimbabwe
In Africa, Saly (Sybil Danning) is abducted, raped and murdered by
an albino terrorist (Horst Frank) and his gang who are hell-bent on destroying
the barriers between the white population and the black natives. Saly's father
Bill, the local police chief (played by Christopher Lee), goes after the him.
With James Faulkner and Trevor Howard. Made the same year as director Goslar's
Slavers (also available). Rated R |
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| The
Baron (aka Black Baron, aka Black Cue,
1977)
Directed by Phillip Fentry, USA
Rare drama
about a man that borrows mob-connected money to finance an all-Black cast movie!
Calvin Lockhart and Richard Lynch star with joan Blondell and Marlene Clark. Rated
R |
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| The
Black Connection (aka Run N***** Run , 1974)
Directed by Michael
Finn, USA
Bobby Stevens is a man caught in the middle of a mob war! With lots
of music by soul sensations The Checkmates Ltd. The
DVD-R includes 2 original theatrical trailers! Rated
R |
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| Black
Fist (aka The Black Streetfighter, 1975)
Directed by Timothy Galfas & Richard Kaye, USA
Richard Lawson stars as
Leroy "The Fist" Fisk, a Black mob-trained heavyweight boxer. When his wife and
child are killed during a gang confrontation, he singlehandedly takes on the underworld
thugs to seek his vengeance! With Philip Michael Thomas and Dabney Coleman. Rated
R |
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Blackjack
(1978)
Directed by John Evans, USA
Starring
William Smith (as Bill Smith), Tony Burton and Frank Christi.
Rated R
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| The
Black Klansman (aka
I Crossed The Color Line, 1966)
Directed by Ted V. Mikels, USA
When the daughter of a light-skinned black
man is murdered by the Klan, he manages to fool their pointed heads going undercover
as a new member in order to expose their villainy! A surprisingly well-made black
& white drama from the director of “Astro Zombies”! |
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| Blind
Rage (1978)
Directed
by Efren C. Piñon, Philippines
Outrageous crime thriller about a bank heist performed by a group of criminals
whom are all blind! Starring Fred Williamson, Tony Ferrer, Leila Hermosa and D'Urville
Martin. DVD-R
includes the original theatrical trailer! Rated
R
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Brothers
(1977)
Directed by Arthur Barron, USA
Starring
Bernie Casey, Vonetta McGee and Ron O'Neal. Rated R
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Charley-One-Eye
(1973)
Directed by Don Chaffey, UK / USA
Raw
Western starring Richard Roundtree, Roy Thinnes, Nigel Davenport,
Jill Pearson and Aldo Sambrell. Rated R
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| Darktown
Strutters (1975)
Directed by William Witney, USA
Here's an odd comedy
that seems to have been overlooked a bit. A bizarre fantasy / blaxploitation /
social satire with a few soulful musical numbers courtesy of The Dramatics! 4
female biker mama's riding tri-hogs search Watts for queen biker Syreena's (Trina
Parks) kidnapped mother Cinderella. Turns out there's a racist fast-food magnate
named Cross (Norman Bartold who is intentionally made to be a dead ringer for
Colonel Sanders!). He has ties with the KKK (who also ride motorbikes!) and has
plans to clone himself using a bizarre birth machine! The film does touch on a
few social issues but the approach is so satirical that it comes across as nothing
you've ever seen! For instance, the violence is enhanced with Hanna-Barbara-like
cartoon sound effects, and the police (including genre fave Dick Miller) are portrayed
as total stumbling dimwits who constantly screw up. The Dramatics sing their hit
"What You See Is What You Get"! Sure, it is ultra-lowbudget (produced
by Gene Corman, Roger's brother!) and some of the jokes misfire, but that just
adds to the weirdness! Rated R |
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| Death
Dimension (aka Kill Factor
aka Black Eliminator, 1978)
Directed by Al Adamson, USA
Starring
Jim Kelly, Harold Sakata, George Lazenby and Terry Moore. |
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Death
Drug (aka
Whack Attack, 1978 / 198?)
Directed by Oscar Williams, USA
Starring
Philip Michael Thomas, Vernee Watson (as Verne Watson) and Rosalind
Cash.
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| The
Devil's Daughter (1939)
Directed
by George Terwilliger, USA
Rare voodoo tale with an all-black cast! This
obscure early Black cast movie, about 1 hour in length, is $10.00. |
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Devil's
Express (aka Gang
Wars , 1976)
WIDE-SCREEN PICTURE
Directed by Barry Rosen, USA
Amazing low-budget Black kung-fu vs. subway zombie masterpiece!
Words fail me! Low-budget Blaxploit / martial arts / horror hybrid!
A real mess, but fun! And thre's a zombie in the subway systetm
so how bad could it be? Starring Warhawk Tanzania. Includes the
original tv ad! Rated R |
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| Fox
Style (1973)
Directed by Clyde Houston, USA
Chuck Daniel is A.J. Fox, a country born Black man now operating
a city nightclub, who tries to save a factory from back home that
is going under. Co-starring Juanita Moore. Rated R |
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| Getting
Over (1980)
Directed by Bernie Rollins, USA
John Daniels, the "Candy
Tangerine Man" himself, stars as Mike, a man with the dream of making it big in
the music industry. He gets conned by a bigoted mobster / board chairman and has
his label, "Impossible Funky Records" taken over! Co-starring Gwen Brisco with
musical performances by soul group The Love Machine. |
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Gordon's War
(1973)
Directed by Ossie Davis, USA
Starring
Paul Winfield, Carl Lee and David Downing. Rated R |
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The
Guy From Harlem (1977)
Directed by Rene Martinez Jr., USA
JUST
ADDED!
Details coming soon, movie available now!
Loye Hawkins, Cathy Davis and Patricia Fulton. Includes the original
theatrical trailer! |
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Hiding
Place (1999?)
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Directed by Lamson Yesuf, Nigeria
Ultra-rare
shot-on-video horror film spoken in the English language! Very low-budget and
sometimes the dialogue is hard to hear. The shot-on-video look seems more like
an early 1980s production with a somewhat poor video quality look.
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| The
Hitter (1979)
Directed by Christopher Leitch, USA
Boxer Ron O'Neal tries to move on with
his life after accidentally killing an opponent in the ring. He gets involved
with a bad crowd which leads to a violent climax! An underrated Black drama from
the '70s! Also starring Adolph Caesar and Sheila Frazier. Rated R |
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| Honky
(1971)
Directed by William A. Graham, USA
Dramatic story of the love between
2 Midwest high school students, beautiful black Sheila (Brenda Sykes) and handsome
white Wayne (John Neilson). Their rebellious nature gets them involved in a marijuana
deal and ends tragically when their true feelings are exposed. With music by Quincy
Jones. The DVD-R includes
the original theatrical trailer! Rated R |
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Mandinga
(1976)
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Directed by Mario Pinzauti, Italy
Sexploitation rip-off of "Mandingo" shot back-to-back with Pinzauti's
superior Passion Plantation. Antonio
Gismondi and Paola D'Egidio star. Rated R |
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Passion
Plantation ("Emanuelle bianca
e nera", 1976)
WIDE-SCREEN PICTURE
Directed by Mario Pinzauti, Italy
Wide-screen upgrade on this title, we used to sell it as "Black
Emanuelle, White Emanuelle". Shot back-to-back with the
inferior "Mandinga", this similarly
themed film stars Malisa Longo as Emanuelle, a bitchy southern
Belle who torments the slaves on her father's plantation. After
her intended fiancee takes a liking to one particular slave
(Rita Manna), Emanuelle sets about making things miserable for
everyone! Ultra-sleazy period piece trash for sure! Rated R
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Quadroon
(1971)
WIDE-SCREEN PICTURE
Directed by Jack Weis and Herbert Janneke Jr. (uncredited),
USA
Starring
Kathy McKee (as Kathrine McKee), Tim Kincaid, Robert Priest
and Madelyn Sanders. Please note that the picture is a bit soft
looking, but not too bad, on this title. Rated R
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Savage!
(aka Black Valor, 1973)
Directed by Cirio H. SantiagoPhilippines
/ USA
Hard-to-find Blaxploitation! James Inglehardt is Savage, a big, Black
and bad mutherfucker ready to take on anyone, the cops or the cons, with
his all-girl gang! With Lada Edmund, Carol Speed and Sally Jordan. DVD-R
includes the original theatrical trailer! Rated
R (Note: We sell the funky Don Julian soundtrack on import LP!) |
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| Slavers
(1976)
Directed by Jurgen Goslar, W. Germany
Brutal and effective exploitation drama about the final days of
the slave harvest in Africa. Trevor Howard stars with Britt Ekland,
Ray Milland and Cameron Mitchell. From the director of "Albino"
(also available). DVD-R includes the original theatrical trailer.
Rated R |
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Slaves
(1969)
Directed by Herbert J. Biberman, USA
Starring
Dionne Warwick, Ossie Davis and Stephen Boyd. Very hard to find!
Rated R
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Speeding
Up Time (1971)
Directed by John Evans, USA
Obscure artsy Blaxploitation
about a man named Marcus (Winston Thrash) who searches the ghetto looking for
the person responsible for setting fire to a tenement that resulted in his Mother's
death. From the director of "The Black Godfather"! Rated
R |
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Super
Dude (aka Hangup, 1974)
Directed by Henry Hathaway, USA
RECENTLY
ADDED!
Details
coming soon, movie available now! Starring
William Elliott, Cliff Potts and Marki Bey. Rated
R |
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Sweet
Jesus, Preacherman (1973)
Directed by Henning Schellerup, USA
Starring
Roger E. Mosley, William Smith and Michael Pataki. Includes the
original theatrical trailer! Rated R
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Together
Brothers
(1974)
Directed
by William A. Graham, USA
Starring
Ahmad Nurradin, Anthony Wilson and Nelson Sims. Original score by Barry White!
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Tough
Guys (Italian title: Uomini duri aka Three Tough Guys, 1974)
ENGLISH LANGUAGE WITH DUTCH SUBTITLES
Directed by Duccio Tessari, Italy /
France / USA
A tough city priest (Lino Ventura) and an ex-cop (Isaac Hayes)
team up to get the bank robbers that got away and cost the officer his job! With
Paula Kelly and Fred Williamson in a rare "bad guy" role! A hard-to-find blaxploit
crime drama from Italian director Tessari with a great music score from Hayes!
Also starring Paula
Kelly! The DVD-R includes the original theatrical trailer! Rated R |
Three
Tough Guys see Tough Guys (above)
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Up
Tight!
(1968)
Directed by Jules Dassin, USA
Starring Raymond St. Jacques, Ruby Dee, Frank Silvera, Roscoe Lee
Browne, Julian Mayfield, Janet MacLachlan, Max Julien and Juanita
Moore. Original score by Booker T and the MGs! Picture is slightly
window-boxed. Rated R
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Velvet
Smooth (1976)
Directed by Michael Fink, USA
Johnnie Hill is the lean, tall and mean Velvet, the female head
of a detective agency who is hired by a crime lord to figure out
who's taking his action. Rated R. |
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The
Zebra Killer (aka Combat Cops aka Panic City,
1974)
Directed
by William Girdler, USA
A
white man in black face makeup is committing horrible acts of murder
and terrorizing the city! Can he be stopped? Starring
Juanita Moore, Austin Stoker, James Carroll Pickett and Hugh Smith.
DVD-R
includes the original theatrical trailer! |
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