On the Edge (2002) Review – A Great Finale For Dakota Smith
On the Edge serves as the closing chapter in Fred Williamson’s Dakota Smith series following. Written and directed by Williamson...
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The Rage Within (2001) Review – A Good, Gritty Thriller
The Rage Within brings Fred Williamson back once again as Dakota Smith, the veteran detective whose brand of justice is...
Down ‘n Dirty (2001) Review
Down ’n Dirty sees Fred Williamson returning to one of his signature tough-guy roles—Detective Dakota Smith—in a crime story steeped...
Night Vision (1997) Review – This Could Have Been Great!
Night Vision is one of those late-night crime thrillers that leans heavily on atmosphere and character chemistry rather than big-budget...
Original Gangstas (1996) Review-A Reunion Of The 70’s Greats
Original Gangstas feels like a reunion tour for some of the most legendary figures of the blaxploitation era—and it knows...
Steele’s Law (1991) Review – Its Great and Gritty
Steele’s Law is another entry in Fred Williamson’s long run of tough-guy action vehicles, and like many of them, it...
Delta Force Commando II: Priority Red One (1990) Review Its Not Great Either
Delta Force Commando II: Priority Red One tries to double down on the action-heavy formula of the first film, but...
Delta Force Commando (1987) Review – It’s Not Great
Delta Force Commando is one of those late-’80s action films that clearly wants to ride the wave of bigger military...
Inglorious Bastards 2:Hell’s Heroes(1987)Review is Not Great
Despite the title used in some markets, Inglorious Bastards 2: Hell's Heroes isn’t actually a sequel to the 1978 cult...
The Messenger (1986) Review – This Is Gritty and Great
Fred Williamson once again steps behind and in front of the camera with The Messenger, a mid-’80s revenge thriller that...
