Director: James Glickenhaus
Writer(s): James Glickenhaus
Starring: Christopher George, Samantha Eggar, Robert Ginty, Steve James, Tony DiBenedetto, Dick Boccelli, Patrick Farrelly, Michele Harrell, David Lipman, Cindy Wilks, Dennis Boutsikaris, Roger Grimsby, Judy Licht, Stan Getz, George Cheung, Phil Chong, Bill Saito, Kenny Endoso, John Hauk, Kirk Dangler, Clay Wright, Paul G. Hensler, John L. Fitzgerald, Frank Ferrara, Tony Munafo, Ned Eisenberg, Irwin Keyes, Antonia French, Dwouane Wilson, Tina Fasano, Tina Austin, Arol Buntzman, Santos Morales, Charles McCarthy, Cathy Tolbert, Tony Farentino, Ralph Monaco, Evelyn Neal, Earl Anderson Jr., Greg Sherry, Louis Edmonds, Vonnabelle Roocke, Sullivan Walker, Lou David, Lloyd Scott, Tom Everett, Christopher Brenner, Lawrence Yampolsky, Victor Johannis, Gerald M. Kline, Paul Farentino, Caryn West, Mark Buntzman, Webster Whinery, Zoya Leporska, Rob King, Theodore Kubiak, Sean O’Rinn, John Ashland, Joe Duquette, Brendan Elliot, Robert Turner, Ryan Hilliard, Roger Caine, Stanley Greene, Samuel L. Jackson, Peter Jeffries, Bryce Guy Williams
Synopsis: A Vietnam veteran declares a one-man war on crime after his best friend is paralyzed in a vicious attack by thugs. He declares war not only on the criminals who injured his friend, but on the entire lawless underclass.
Release Date: September 19, 1980 (USA) | Length: 104 min | Genre: Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller | Certificate: R
Note: I didn’t see Samuel L. Jackson in the movie but he is listed as an extra and there are a lot of people walking around on the streets of NYC in the film so he could be in there and I just missed him.