Black Vietnam vet/urban warrior Slaughter (Jim Brown) returns to avenge the murder of his mother and father by gangsters, led this time around by Ed McMahon.
Jim Brown goes in for a lot of violent confrontations but is really too good for this blaxploitation fix – as is In like Flint(1967) director Gordon Douglas.
A hint of humour would have helped.
Slaughter
Jim Brown Duncan
Ed Mcmahon Kirk
Don Stroud Marcia
Gloria Hendry Joe Creole
Richard Williams Reynolds
Brock Peters Burtoli
Art Metrano Norja
Judy Brown Arnie
Eddie Lo Russo Mrs. Duncan
Jackelyn Giroux Crowder
Russ Marin Ed Pratt
Tony Brubaker Leo
Gene Lebell Chin
Fuji Harvey
Russ Mcginn
Director
Gordon Douglas
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