A lost and contemplative Fred Williamson tries to find his way
This film has a great start with the funky title track by Gordon Staples and the String Thing. Staples’ music is used throughout to good effect. The story focuses upon Fred Williamson as a former football star and decorated soldier returning to Los Angeles trying to find purpose in his life. They have him walking the streets looking totally lost, and again the music is blasting during these sequences with the lyrics emphasizing his situation. That allows Williamson to be contemplative at first instead of the tough guy hero he usually played. Next there’s a very interesting cast including Stuart Whitman and Roddy McDowall as the sons of two different mobsters, and a brief cameo by Elliott Gould as a bum. The one drawback is the martial arts scenes are really bad. Williamson and his foes couldn’t fight so they looked stiff and slow. Otherwise this was a very surprising movie.
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 {"Content advisory": ["Violence", "smoking", "sexual content"], "Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Fred Williamson"], "Producers": ["Fred Williamson", "Charles Walker", "Lee B. Winkler"], "Starring": ["Roddy McDowall", "Stuart Whitman"], "Studio": ["The Film Detective"]}

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