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...
Fred Williamson
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...
Foxtrap (1986) Review – A Great Premise But Falls Flat
Fred Williamson trades American backstreets for European intrigue in Foxtrap, a mid-’80s action thriller that aims to launch a new...
The Inglorious Bastards (1978) Review – Not To Be Missed
Long before the title was resurrected by Tarantino, The Inglorious Bastards was already raising hell in 1978. Directed by Enzo...
