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All 93 Fred Williamson Movies (in Order)
Get ready to embark on a cinematic adventure with Hollywood legend Fred Williamson as we take a closer look at his impressive body of work. In this article, we’ll be rounding up Fred Williamson’s most memorable movies, providing you with a comprehensive overview of his filmography and offering insights into the roles that have cemented his reputation as a versatile and talented actor.
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1. Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon (1970)
Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon” is a captivating comedy-drama from 1970, directed by Otto Preminger and written by Marjorie Kellogg. The film offers a unique blend of witty humor and heartfelt emotion as it follows the lives of three unlikely roommates: a facially disfigured girl, a gay paraplegic, and an introvert epileptic. Together, they navigate life after leaving the hospital, finding solace and friendship in their shared experiences.
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2. M*A*S*H (1970)
In the gripping drama “M*A*S*H, ” set during the Korean War, a group of staff members in a field hospital band together to fight the horrors of war with their unique brand of humor and mischief. This unforgettable tale is brought to life by a talented ensemble cast, including Donald Sutherland and Elliott Gould, who deftly navigate the complexities of their roles. Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Robert Altman, “M*A*S*H” is not only a riveting war movie but also a poignant exploration of human resilience in the face of adversity.
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3. Hammer (1972)
Hammer” is a 1972 American crime drama film directed by Bruce D. Clark and starring Fred Williamson, Bernie Hamilton, and Vonetta McGee. Set in the gritty world of Los Angeles, this action-packed thriller follows the story of a dock worker who decides to try his luck in the rings of professional boxing. However, his dreams quickly turn into a nightmare when he realizes his conniving manager is deeply entangled in organized crime and mob dealings.
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4. The Legend of Nigger Charley (1972)
The Legend of Nigger Charley” is a classic western film released in 1972. Directed by Martin Goldman and written by James Bellah, Larry G. Spangler, and Martin Goldman, this intense tale features a gripping plot that takes the viewer on an exciting journey through dangerous landscapes and relentless pursuits.
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5. The Soul of Nigger Charley (1973)
Transported to the Arizona Territory at the end of the Civil War, Charley becomes a lone ranger defending Sonora from a group of Confederate holdouts seeking to rekindle their cause. In this gritty and gripping Western film, Charley must fight his way through relentless enemies, using wit, strength, and stealth to protect the territory and its people.
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6. That Man Bolt (1973)
In “That Man Bolt, ” a high-stakes mission thrusts notorious gun-for-hire, Jefferson Bolt, into a web of danger and deception. As Bolt transports a stolen briefcase from Hong Kong to Mexico City, through Los Angeles, it becomes clear that the once foolproof undertaking is now fraught with corruption and violence.
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7. Hell Up in Harlem (1973)
Hell Up in Harlem” is a gritty, action-packed crime drama set against the backdrop of 1970s Harlem. The story follows a tough, Harlem gangster as he is forced to navigate the treacherous world of crime when his ex-wife is kidnapped by the Mafia. Filled with intense action scenes and captivating drama, the gangster embarks on a riveting journey to rescue his ex-wife and confront the ruthless forces that threaten his life.
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8. Boss Nigger (1974)
Experience the wild and unforgiving world of the Old West in the 1974 comedy-Western ‘Boss Nigger’. Two black bounty hunters, played by Fred Williamson and D’Urville Martin, find themselves in a small town without a sheriff.
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9. Three the Hard Way (1974)
Three the Hard Way” is a gritty, action-packed blaxploitation film that hits the ground running in 1974. Directed by Gordon Parks Jr. and written by Eric Bercovici and Jerrold L. Ludwig, this thrilling film stars Jim Brown, Fred Williamson, and Jim Kelly as three martial-arts specialists out to protect the U. S. water supply from a sinister plot.
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10. Tough Guys (1974)
Tough Guys” is a gritty, action-packed crime thriller that takes viewers for a wild ride through the streets of 1974. Directed by Duccio Tessari, the film stars Lino Ventura, Isaac Hayes, and Fred Williamson as an ex-convict priest, a framed former policeman, and a ruthless machine-gun killer respectively.
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11. Crazy Joe (1974)
Crazy Joe, released in 1974, is a gripping crime drama that delves into the tumultuous life of a Mafia gangster, based on the real-life exploits of “Crazy” Joey Gallo, a prominent New York gangster who met an untimely end.
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12. Adiós Amigo (1975)
Adiós Amigo” is an action-packed, comedic Western film released in 1975, starring Fred Williamson, Richard Pryor, and James Brown. This heartwarming tale follows a conman who, in an attempt to evade responsibility, manipulates a quick-witted cowboy with a flair for the fast draw. The conman uses the cowboy as his decoy, causing a series of events that lead to hilarity and excitement.
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13. Bucktown (1975)
Bucktown, ” released in 1975, is a gritty action-packed drama film that showcases the dynamic camaraderie between a cool operator and his violent friends. Set in a small southern town, the protagonist seeks assistance from his dangerous acquaintances against the oppressive force known as “The Man. ” As the stakes get higher, the characters are tested on the unspoken bonds of loyalty and trust.
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14. Mean Johnny Barrows (1975)
In “Mean Johnny Barrows, ” our protagonist is a fearless Vietnam War veteran fresh off discharge, who finds himself entangled in a ruthless turf war. Hired as a deadly hit-man by a crime syndicate on the warpath against another Mafia family, Johnny quickly becomes the center of a deadly game of cat and mouse.
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15. Take a Hard Ride (1975)
Take a Hard Ride, an action-packed adventure set in the Wild West, brings together an all-star cast and features an enthralling storyline. The film follows ranch owner Morgan, who sells his cattle and suddenly dies, leaving his foreman Pike to deliver a dangerous payroll to Sonora, Mexico, while being relentlessly pursued by malicious characters.
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16. Death Journey (1976)
In the gritty underbelly of 1970s Los Angeles, private detective Fred ‘Death Journey’ Williams is given a seemingly straightforward assignment: escort a high-profile mob trial witness from the City of Angels to the Big Apple. But when it quickly becomes apparent that hired guns are hot on their trail, Williams must dig deep into his arsenal of wit and street smarts to keep them both alive.
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17. Mr. Mean (1977)
In the gritty world of action and drama, Mr. Mean (1977) takes viewers on a thrilling ride. Written and directed by the talented cast member, Fred Williamson, this blaxploitation film follows a former Cosa Nostra henchman who longs for a fresh start. His new career as a hit man leads him on a dangerous mission - to wipe out his old boss.
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18. Fist of Fear, Touch of Death (1980)
Fist of Fear, Touch of Death” takes viewers on a riveting journey through the world of Kung Fu, featuring the legendary Bruce Lee. Directed by Matthew Mallinson, this film delves into the lives of fighters, promoters and old Bruce Lee films, blending a unique fusion of nostalgic documentaries and martial arts action. With Ron Harvey and Matthew Mallinson penning the screenplay, fans of Bruce Lee, Kung Fu and martial arts movies will enjoy a deep-dive into the essence of the martial art through the eyes of those who knew it best.
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19. One Down, Two to go (1982)
One Down, Two to Go” is an intriguing 1982 action-drama film where martial art takes center stage. The movie follows the journey of two hardened cops who are taking the law into their own hands to bring down the ruthless mob that caused harm to their friend by rigging a martial arts tournament. These cops are masters of karate, kung fu, and other combat skills that they bring to the table to fight back against the evil forces in their way.
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20. 1990: The Bronx Warriors (1982)
Brace yourself for a thrilling post-apocalyptic ride with “1990: The Bronx Warriors, ” a 1982 action, sci-fi, and thriller movie set in the urban decay of New York City. As the city is engulfed in social decay and various deadly street gangs battle for control, a brave policeman infiltrates the notorious Bronx district with unmatched ruthlessness and cunning.
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21. Warriors of the Wasteland (1983)
In the post-apocalyptic wasteland of 1984, “Warriors of the Wasteland” finds two grizzled mercenaries joining forces with wandering caravans to protect their lives from an evil and aimless band of white-clad bikers. This thrilling action-packed film takes audiences on a pulse-pounding journey through a scorched and desolate world where violence and revenge are the order of the day.
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22. The Big Score (1983)
The Big Score, released in 1983, follows the intense journey of a determined narcotics detective as he tirelessly works to bring down a treacherous drug kingpin. With a runtime of 1 hour and 25 minutes, the film combines action, crime, and drama, making it a compelling watch.
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23. I guerrieri dell’anno 2072 (1984)
In the year 2072, Rome’s dark and gritty streets serve as the backdrop for a nightmarish television event. The ruthless CEO of a TV network devises a sinister plan: to host a series of modern-day gladiator games for the sake of ratings.
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24. White Fire (1984)
In the thrilling 1984 drama, White Fire, two Russian siblings in Istanbul, Turkey, work together in the diamond fencing business. They devise a plan to snatch the newly discovered legendary diamond, White Fire, only to find themselves up against fierce competitors with conflicting intentions. As the siblings navigate their risky endeavor, their rivalry intensifies.
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25. Deadly Impact (1984)
Deadly Impact, released in 1984, is a high-octane action, crime, and drama film from Italy. Directed by Fabrizio De Angelis, the film stars Bo Svenson, Fred Williamson, and Marcia Clingan, and is a thrilling adrenaline-pumper that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
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26. Half Nelson (1985)
Half Nelson” tells the story of Rocky Nelson, a dedicated New York City cop who’s looking to break into the world of acting. After selling the rights to his thrilling cop story to Hollywood, he sets his sights on the big screen. However, the movie industry has other plans, and Rocky quickly discovers he’s too short to be an actor. Despairing, he’s offered a job at a Hollywood security agency, capitalizing on his prior experience as a law enforcement officer.
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27. The Messenger (1986)
The Messenger” is a 1986 action-drama film directed by Fred Williamson and set against the backdrop of a drug-infested city. When the protagonist’s girlfriend tragically succumbs to a drug overdose, his unforgiving spirit propels him towards vengeance against the ruthless criminals responsible for her untimely death.
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28. Cobra nero (1987)
Cobra nero, ” a 1987 thriller film, follows the story of a maverick cop as he attempts to protect a female photographer from a dangerous group of psychopathic bikers. The movie stars Fred Williamson as the determined cop, who finds himself in the middle of a high-stakes game when his life is threatened. The film, shot in New York City, showcases a fast-paced, action-packed plot filled with suspense and thrills.
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29. One Way Out (1987)
In the gritty underworld of 1987, “One Way Out” follows the tumultuous journey of Joe Weeks, a dedicated but emotionally unhinged undercover narcotics detective. Haunted by the brutal murder of his wife, Joe’s life is a ticking time bomb, balancing between his personal vendetta and the pursuit of justice on behalf of the law. As he navigates the dangerous and unpredictable world of crime and corruption, Joe must decide whether to push himself further into the depths of darkness, or risk everything to finally find the One Way Out.
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30. Hell’s Heroes (1987)
Hell’s Heroes, ” also known as “Eroi dell’inferno, ” is a 1987 Italian war film that takes place in the aftermath of assassination and chaos in Vietnam. This gritty movie follows the story of Sgt. Darkin, played by Miles O’Keeffe, who must protect a senator, but when the senator is assassinated by the Vietcong, he gets arrested for AWOL.
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31. Deadly Intent (1988)
Deadly Intent is a gripping 1988 thriller that follows the intense journey of a widow, who is caught in the crosshairs of a deadly hunt for a priceless ancient artifact. The film opens with an archaeologist, who smuggles a valuable jewel into the US, only to be brutally murdered by those searching for the treasure.
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32. The Black Cobra 2 (1989)
The Black Cobra 2” is a pulsating action thriller set amidst the bustling cityscape of Chicago as well as the tropical paradise of The Philippines. It follows the exploits of Robert Malone, a stoic and experienced police officer played by the talented Fred Williamson. Malone unravels himself in a tumultuous scenario, where he gets involved deep into a complex web of conspiracy and danger; a whirlwind of deception, crime and intrigue that propels him from the gritty Chicago streets to the stunning beaches of The Philippines.
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33. The Kill Reflex (1989)
In the heart of Chicago, a dedicated police officer (Fred Williamson) faces a chilling mission, driven by the brutal murder of his partner. As he tirelessly hunts down the truth, he stumbles upon an intricate web of deception that threatens to disrupt the justice system.
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34. Black Cobra 3: The Manila Connection (1990)
In the heart of the Philippines, a high-stakes game of danger unfolds as a deadly black cobra lurks in the shadows. When a shipment of American weapons mysteriously disappears, a seasoned American cop named Hawkins is sent to track them down. However, tragedy strikes when Hawkins meets a violent end.
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35. Delta Force Commando II: Priority Red One (1990)
Delta Force Commando II: Priority Red One is a heart-pounding action thriller that picks up where the first film left off. Once again, our courageous team of elite American jet fighters are under pressure to keep the world safe from communism and the dangers of nuclear proliferation. In this sequel, they must thwart an enemy conspiracy to steal nuclear weapons, a mission that will not only test their mettle but also push them to the brink of disaster.
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36. Detective Malone (1991)
In “Detective Malone, ” an Italian exploitation film from 1991, Umberto Lenzi directs Fred Williamson and Bobby Rhodes through a thrilling action-packed plot. The film follows protagonist Detective Malone who sets out to save an electronics engineer kidnapped by a gang of terrorists demanding the creation of a security system for their compound. As the story unfolds, the stakes become increasingly dangerous, and Detective Malone is forced to confront his toughest challenge yet.
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37. Three Days to a Kill (1992)
In the gripping thriller “Three Days to a Kill” (1992), fans of action, crime, and drama are in for a heart-pounding experience. When an army colonel and a seasoned mercenary are tasked with rescuing a kidnapped ambassador in three short days, they find themselves in the crosshairs of a ruthless drug lord. As the stakes rise, the duo must rely on their skills and instincts to survive an explosive shootout on a naval base.
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38. South Beach (1993)
South Beach, ” released in 1993, stars real-life football player Fred Williamson in this thrilling action-crime thriller. The film follows the journey of a former cop and football star, who after getting into hot water, convinces his old teammates to help him out of a tight spot. With a Miami Florida backdrop, “South Beach” takes the viewer on an adrenaline-filled ride, packed with unexpected twists and turns.
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39. State of Mind (1994)
State of Mind, ” released in 1994, is a chilling thriller that follows a couple as they unwittingly fall into the deadly grip of a cunningly manipulative female psychopath. The movie’s haunting plot takes viewers on a harrowing journey, delving into the darker recesses of human nature.
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40. Silent Hunter (1995)
Silent Hunter” is a gripping 1995 action film starring Miles O’Keeffe, Peter Colvey, and Jason Cavalier. An ex-cop, played by O’Keeffe, finds solace in the wilderness after the tragic shooting death of his wife and child.
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41. From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)
From Dusk Till Dawn, the 1996 cult classic directed by Robert Rodriguez, is an exhilarating mix of action, crime, and horror that unfolds in a seemingly quiet American truck stop. The film’s plot follows two criminals, Seth Gecko (played by a young George Clooney) and Richard Gecko (Harvey Keitel), who, along with their hostages, find themselves in the crosshairs of a host of vampires, creating chaos beyond imagination.
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42. Original Gangstas (1996)
Original Gangstas, released in 1996, is a gripping action, crime, and drama film starring Fred Williamson, Jim Brown, and Pam Grier. The story follows Bookman, played by Williamson, as he returns to his hometown after his father is murdered by a rival gang. Determined to restore justice, Bookman enlists the help of his own people and ignites an all-out war.
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43. Pitch (1997)
Pitch” is a lively and humorous documentary that delves into the lives of two young aspiring writers in Hollywood. The film follows Kenny Hotz and Spencer Rice as they embark on a mission to pitch their script to the big leagues.
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44. Night Vision (1997)
Night Vision is a gripping 1997 drama, crime, and thriller film that showcases the relentless pursuit of justice by a determined homicide investigator. Set against a backdrop of media-fueled hysteria, our protagonist faces a cunning and deadly adversary - a serial murderer with a sadistic penchant for videotaping his victims’ final moments.
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45. Full Tilt Boogie (1997)
Full Tilt Boogie” is a riveting documentary that delves into the thrilling production of the 1996 cult film “From Dusk Till Dawn. ” The filmmakers take viewers on an unforgettable journey, providing an intimate look at the passionate individuals who brought the movie to life. As they work tirelessly behind the scenes, we see the creative process in all its glory, from the low-budget challenges to the triumphant final steps. Experience the exhilarating world of filmmaking in this unique documentary, complete with cameos from legendary stars like the guitarist and the cake designer.
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46. Ride (1998)
Ride, ” directed by Millicent Shelton, is a vibrant and humorous 1998 comedy film that follows a diverse ensemble of young individuals hailing from Harlem as they embark on a spirited bus journey to Miami in pursuit of creating a lively rap music video. The film, featuring a talented cast including Melissa De Sousa, John Witherspoon, and Cedric The Entertainer, showcases Millicent Shelton’s keen sense of storytelling and unique ability to bring to life the energy, charm, and camaraderie of its characters.
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47. Children of the Corn V: Fields of Terror (1998)
Children of the Corn V: Fields of Terror, ” a terrifying 1998 Horror and Thriller film, based on the works of the infamous author Stephen King, tells the chilling tale of six college students on a road trip. They make a deadly mistake by taking a wrong turn and end up lost in a seemingly abandoned rural town. What they later discover is far from ordinary, as they encounter a dangerous and murderous cult led by children.
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48. Whatever It Takes (1998)
Whatever It Takes” is a thrilling 1998 action-crime film directed by Brady MacKenzie. Starring Don Wilson, Andrew Dice Clay, and Fred Williamson, the movie revolves around two Los Angeles cops who go undercover to investigate the distribution of steroids to wrestlers and bodybuilders. Unraveling a dangerous underworld, they must navigate risky encounters and complex relationships to crack the case.
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49. Blackjack (1998)
Blackjack” - a thrilling action-comedy film from 1998, directed by the masterful John Woo, starring Dolph Lundgren and Kate Vernon. The story revolves around Jack Devlin, a U. S Marshal known for his unmatched protection skills for high-profile clients.
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50. The Independent (2000)
Get ready for a wickedly funny and dark comedy about a struggling film director and a deadly serial killer. In “The Independent” (2000), a notorious B-movie director attempts a grand comeback by securing the rights to the chilling biography of a murderer who desires an unconventional musical adaptation. As the director’s eccentric vision clashes with the killer’s dark ambitions, both parties must navigate the twisted world of independent filmmaking.
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51. Submerged (2000)
Submerged” is a riveting action movie set in the 2000s. The story unfolds as Navy SEALs undertake a bold rescue mission amidst a chaotic disaster. A hijacked jet, carrying a computer capable of launching missiles, crashes into the sea, plunging everyone aboard into a dark, terrifying abyss.
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52. Down ‘n Dirty (2000)
Down ‘n Dirty, a crime drama released in 2000, follows the journey of Dakota Smith, a no-nonsense and ethically sound detective. When his partner is brutally murdered, he’s left with even more unanswered questions. Bubba Smith and Gary Busey play pivotal roles in this gritty mystery, while the film’s writers are led by Aubrey K.
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53. Carmen: A Hip Hopera (2001)
In the gritty streets of a modern urban landscape, “Carmen: A Hip Hopera” unravels the timeless tale of forbidden love and passion. A dedicated police sergeant’s world is rocked to its core when he meets the mysterious and mesmerizing Carmen.
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54. The Rage Within (2001)
In the action-packed thriller “The Rage Within, ” veteran police officer Billy Rains (Mike Norris) is gearing up for retirement in Mexico when his partner Darren Steel (David Rael) is killed during a routine call. As Rains sets out on a dangerous quest for justice, he teams up with a new partner to take down the ruthless mob responsible for the tragic death of his friend. The high-octane chase across the city pushes Rains to the brink, testing his skills and determination as he confronts the corrupt forces that plague the city.
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55. Forgive Me Father (2001)
In “Forgive Me Father” (2001), A mob hit-man fakes his own death and lives a new life as a priest in Canada. However, he is drawn out of hiding when his brother is murdered, forcing him to confront his past and seek vengeance.
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56. A Huey P. Newton Story (2001)
A Huey P. Newton Story” is a riveting documentary that unravels the complex life of Black Panther leader Huey P. Newton. Directed by Spike Lee and written by Roger Guenveur Smith, the film delves into the formation of the Black Panther Party, inspired by their 10-point program for social reform. This revolutionary movement changed the course of African American history, sparking conversations around civil rights and racial equality.
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57. Shadow Fury (2001)
Shadow Fury, released in 2001, is an action-packed sci-fi film following Madsen, a talented yet troubled bounty hunter. As he works alongside the charming Dr. Forster, they embark on a mission to prevent evil forces, Dr.
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58. Jim Brown: All American (2002)
Delve into the captivating life of legendary football star and Hollywood icon Jim Brown in the engaging documentary, “Jim Brown: All American. ” From his humble beginnings to his remarkable football career, this gripping film provides an in-depth look into the personal life of a true American hero. Experience the highs and lows of Brown’s career, from his achievements on the field to his challenges in Hollywood, and even explore his encounters with the law later in life.
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59. On the Edge (2002)
On the Edge” (2002) combines action, intrigue, and suspense in a thrilling tale. The film follows a young basketball star who finds himself entangled with a dangerous group of drug dealers.
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60. Macked, Hammered, Slaughtered and Shafted (2004)
A fascinating journey through the history of blaxploitation cinema, “Macked, Hammered, Slaughtered and Shafted” (2004) delves into the genre’s roots and the unforgettable characters that made it memorable. Directed by David F. Walker and featuring interviews with stars like Jim Brown and Mayme Clayton, this documentary takes viewers on a trip back to the 1970s, exploring the era’s unique African American-centric film history.
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61. The N Word (2004)
The N Word” is a compelling and thought-provoking documentary that explores the complex and profound impact of the word ‘n’ and its history. This powerful film unravels the intricacies of race relations, slavery, rap, racism, and racial tension, delving deep into the emotional and societal implications of this deeply ingrained term. Directed by Todd Williams, the documentary features prominent voices and perspectives, including F.
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62. If Love Hadn’t Left Me Lonely (2004)
If Love Hadn’t Left Me Lonely” is a gripping drama and action film that follows the journey of an aspiring music producer turned stockbroker, played by Ice-T, as he attempts to re-enter the world of music with the help of a talented nightclub singer/dancer. Together, they navigate the dangerous and treacherous landscape of the entertainment industry as they struggle to maintain their love and integrity amidst the various players and gangsters lurking in their midst.
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63. Starsky & Hutch (2004)
Join forces with Starsky & Hutch in the 2004 comedy-thriller that brings the iconic 1970s police duo to the big screen! . Stars Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson bring their distinct humor as they portray the unorthodox pair of streetwise cops, David Starsky and Ken “Hutch” Hutchinson. The dynamic duo, alongside their trusty snitch, “Huggy Bear” played by Snoop Dogg, dive headfirst into the criminal underworld of Los Angeles in their iconic red and white Ford Gran Torino.
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64. Bullets Over Hollywood (2005)
Bullets Over Hollywood” is a riveting documentary that delves into the captivating world of American gangster movies. From their roots in the silent film era to modern times, the film explores the blood-soaked landscape and enduring allure of this iconic genre. Featuring interviews and stories from industry professionals, as well as glimpses into the lives of legendary figures like Warren Beatty, Humphrey Bogart, and Marlon Brando, this documentary offers an unprecedented look at the history and impact of gangster films on Hollywood and beyond.
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65. Crooked (2006)
Crooked” is an action-packed thriller about two seasoned police detectives who find themselves in the crosshairs of danger when they become tasked with protecting a seductive call girl from the ruthless mob hitmen and a corrupt cop. The story transports the audience on a heart-stopping adventure that leaves no stone unturned, as the detectives put their skills to the ultimate test to save the girl’s life in a deadly game of trust, betrayal, and sheer survival.
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66. Spaced Out (2006)
Spaced Out” is a hilarious sci-fi parody comedy that takes a wild and entertaining look at the battle against extraterrestrial threats. The film follows ace investigative reporter, Al Manac, as he gets abducted and held captive for two years in an alien lair.
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67. Vegas Vampires (2007)
In the scorching heat of Las Vegas, a horrifying bloodsucker epidemic unfolds as a pack of ravenous vampires takes over the once glittering gambling paradise. Director Fred Williamson weaves a chilling tale of terror in his shocking horror film, “Vegas Vampires”. The desert of sin becomes the breeding ground for these vicious creatures, leaving the once dry landscape slick with warm, wet blood.
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68. Kansas City Chiefs: The Complete History (2007)
Kansas City Chiefs: The Complete History, released in 2007, is a comprehensive, 5 hour and 45-minute deep dive into the proud history of the American football team, Kansas City Chiefs. The documentary goes beyond the field to present a captivating account of the team’s inception, significant milestones, and legacy. The narrative is sprinkled with interviews featuring iconic players like Len Dawson, Lamar Hunt, and Willie Lanier, offering their unique insights and experiences.
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69. Revamped (2007)
Experience a thrilling blend of comedy and horror with “Revamped” starring Jeff Rector, Christa Campbell, and Martin Kove. Successful businessman Richard Clarke falls victim to a vampire bite and finds himself in the midst of the supernatural world.
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70. Fighting Words (2007)
Fighting Words” is a dramatic, adult romantic story set in an urban environment, featuring compelling elements of poetry, grit, nightlife, and intense emotions. The plot is centered on the theme of conflicts, both physical and verbal, and the power they hold in shaping lives and relationships.
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71. Dragonland - L’urlo di Chen terrorizza ancora l’occidente (2008)
Dragonland - The Roar of Chen Still Terrifies the West” (2008) takes you on an extraordinary journey through the world of Kung Fu and martial arts, capturing the essence of an ancient tradition that continues to evolve.
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72. Direct Your Own Damn Movie! (2009)
Direct Your Own Damn Movie! ” is a riveting documentary that dives into the world of filmmaking, with a focus on the legendary Troma Studios. Directed by Travis Campbell, Evan Husney, and Lloyd Kaufman, the film features interviews with various renowned Hollywood filmmakers and provides an extensive behind-the-scenes look at the movie-making process inspired by Troma. The documentary is based on Kaufman’s book of the same name and aims to educate independent filmmakers across the globe.
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73. Directors on Directing (2009)
Directors on Directing” is a profound documentary that offers an intimate look into the world of Black filmmakers. Delving into the history of filmmaking and its significant impact on society and politics, the film presents an in-depth analysis from the unique perspective of African Americans. The movie features interviews with influential figures in the industry, including Bill Duke, Erma Elzy, and Sheldon Epps, as they share their journey of creating groundbreaking independent films.
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74. Secrets of Life (2009)
Dive into the world of motivation and inspiration with the 2009 documentary, Secrets of Life. Hosted by the captivating Vivica A. Fox, this film brings together an array of Hollywood celebrities as they share their personal stories of triumph and the secrets that have helped them overcome life’s challenges.
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75. Shoot the Hero (2010)
In the thrilling and darkly humorous comedy “Shoot the Hero, ” a young couple searching for their dream wedding rings and two bickering brothers find themselves in the crosshairs of a dangerous mob boss on a vengeful rampage. As bullets fly and twisted humor ensues, the quartet must navigate the treacherous streets of Las Vegas, Nevada, to escape the clutches of the bloodthirsty criminal mastermind. With an all-star cast including Jason Mewes and Danny Trejo, “Shoot the Hero” delivers heart-pumping action and gut-busting laughter, making it a wild ride that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
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76. Vixen Highway 2006: It Came from Uranus! (2010)
Vixen Highway 2006: It Came from Uranus! . is a high-energy action, horror, and thriller film that promises to leave an unforgettable mark. The movie follows the story of rock-star Bobby Barzell, who is awaiting a life-saving liver transplant from a dangerous and unpredictable fugitive.
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77. American Grindhouse (2010)
American Grindhouse” is a thrilling and informative documentary that takes a fascinating deep dive into the history of exploitation movies from the silent film era to the 1970s. Directed by Elijah Drenner, this film masterfully transports audiences to a bygone era, providing a glimpse into the gritty world of exploitation cinema.
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78. Last Ounce of Courage (2012)
Last Ounce of Courage” is a heartfelt drama set in a small town, where the son of a war hero aims to reconnect with his grieving grandfather. Years after his father’s tragic death, the young man seeks solace in their family bond. The film delves into the themes of loss, redemption, and the power of forgiveness, exploring the complexities of family dynamics.
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79. Beyond Control (2012)
Unravel a web of intrigue in the thrilling movie, Beyond Control from 2012. This suspenseful drama, directed by Patrick Jerome, follows a decade of hidden secrets, deceit, and violence as Victoria Crown unveils her husband, Jose Farias, as a drug trafficker. Set in the backdrop of a five-star restaurant, José, a Brazilian immigrant and accomplished chef, is deeply immersed in the underworld.
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80. Eurocrime! The Italian Cop and Gangster Films That Ruled the ’70s (2012)
Eurocrime! . The Italian Cop and Gangster Films That Ruled the ’70s” is a captivating documentary that delves into the thrilling and often brutal Italian ‘poliziotteschi’ films of the 1970s.
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81. Bada$$ Mothaf**kas (2013)
Bada$$ Mothaf**kas is a gripping documentary that delves into the world of Blaxploitation films, a genre that took the world by storm in the 1970s. With a runtime of just 1 hour and 41 minutes, viewers are taken on an exhilarating journey through a series of trailers and clips from the most unforgettable Blaxploitation movies of all time.
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82. Smoke and Mirrors: The Story of Tom Savini (2015)
Smoke and Mirrors: The Story of Tom Savini” is an enthralling documentary that delves into the life of a man known for his special effects wizardry. This film chronicles his early days in Pittsburgh and his transformation into Hollywood’s most sought-after special effects artist.
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83. Classic Hollywood Cinemas (2016)
Classic Hollywood Cinemas” is a fascinating documentary that explores the rich history and heritage of movie theaters in Hollywood. From the golden age to present day, this film takes viewers on an in-depth journey through iconic theaters that have shaped the face of cinema as we know it. Featuring interviews with experts and archival footage, this documentary will captivate both film enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
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84. We Blew It (2017)
We Blew It” is a thought-provoking documentary that navigates through the turbulent years of America’s transformation. From the iconic freedom of Easy Rider to the unexpected political rise of Donald Trump, this film dives into the disillusionment and chaos that marked the end of a once bright era.
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85. Check Point (2017)
Check Point” is a gritty action-thriller set in the small town of Port City, North Carolina. At the heart of the story is a local vagrant, a former marine, who stumbles upon plans for an invasion in America. Ignored by the skeptical local Sheriff and locked up for loitering, the vagrant’s desperation leads him to attempt a warning through an unlikely ally.
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86. A Chance in the World (2017)
A Chance in the World” (2017) is an inspiring true story of resilience and determination in the face of adversity, based on the award-winning book. The film follows the journey of a gifted young boy who must escape his abusive foster parents to unlock his incredible potential. Fans of heartwarming biographical dramas will be enthralled by this extraordinary tale, which showcases the power of human spirit and the value of dreams.
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87. King Cohen (2017)
King Cohen, released in 2018, is a riveting documentary that delves into the extraordinary world of filmmaker Larry Cohen. As an eclectic and enigmatic figure in the industry, Cohen’s acclaimed work spans across various genres, including thrillers, horror, and drama. This film offers a comprehensive look at Cohen’s career, its highs and lows, and his influence on modern cinema.
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88. Victory by Submission (2017)
Victory by Submission” is a gripping sports drama that takes us into the world of MMA fighter Tommy Hendricks, played by Alan Autry. As Hendricks battles his way through the cage, he begins to uncover shocking truths about his past, which has been haunting him and causing a deep sense of isolation.
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89. Jackson Bolt (2018)
Jackson Bolt” is an intense action movie that takes you on a thrilling ride. The story revolves around Jackson Bolt, a detective who is struggling to come to terms with the demise of his partner.
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90. A Stone Cold Christmas (2018)
A Stone Cold Christmas is a heartwarming, feel-good Christmas rom-com that will keep you hooked from start to finish. The movie follows Mia Stone, a money-grubbing single woman, as she navigates her way through a holiday encounter with a long lost boyfriend. This chance meeting forces her to reflect on her past, present, and future, and encourages her to re-evaluate her life choices.
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91. Unkillable (2018)
Unkillable” is an intense action thriller set in the bustling metropolis of Atlanta, Georgia. Directed by Troy N. Ashford, this 2018 film features an all-star cast including Tom Sizemore, Fred Williamson, and Doris Morgado.
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92. VFW (2019)
VFW, a suspenseful 2019 film set in the present day, follows a group of old war veterans turned VFW post members. They embark on a dangerous mission to protect a young woman seeking refuge from a relentless drug dealer and his violent crew of drug-addled punks.
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93. Taxi Killer (2022)
Taxi Killer” is an intense action-packed film that explores the dark side of revenge. Jenny, a hardworking taxi driver, becomes a victim of violent assault and rape at the hands of four ruthless thugs. With no justice in sight, she decides to take matters into her own hands and transforms into a hunter of her assailants.
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