Graded on one very specific curve, this blaxploitation joint earns a passing grade, but just barely. The curve in que...

          Partly a blaxploitation thriller but mostly a failed attempt to give European star Lino Ventura some international cr...

          If you watch enough Fred Williamson movies, you begin to forget how potent he was in his prime, si...

Back in the day, Fred Williamson was nothing if not industrious, banging out movies at a rapid pace regardless of whether he ha...

Yet another dud from the Fred Williamson assembly line, this somewhat nonsensical thriller features Williamson, who als...

So many bad films are viable contenders for title of The Worst Thing Fred Williamson Ever Made that it’s unnecessary to descri...

Bare-bones storytelling can work wonders in the action genre, because it's exciting to see narratives stripped down to the...

          Fusing blaxploitation and film noir but suffering from a weak storyline that makes the whole picture feel enervated,...

A dumb heist/martial-arts thriller that also represents a huge bait-and-switch, seeing as how top-billed star Fred Williamson ...

          Highly watchable but also underdeveloped and unoriginal, Crazy Joe is one of myriad ultraviolent gangster fi...

          Although he’s most closely associated with blaxploitation flicks, swaggering ex-NFL player Fred Williamson began his...

One of three features costarring blaxploitation luminaries Jim Brown, Jim Kelly, and Fred Williamson—the others are Take a Har...

          One of my favorite ’70s drive-in flicks is the violent oddity Vigilante Force (1976), starring Jan-Michael Vincent ...

          After making a tentative transition from his pro football career to acting, via small parts in M*A*S*H and T...

          Despite featuring several interesting B-movie personalities and despite having a solid story premise, the European-m...

Blaxploitation stalwart Fred Williamson was well on the way to becoming a bad-movie auteur by the time he wrote, produced, and starred ...

Adios, Amigo represented a new pinnacle of behind-the-scenes power for football player-turned-action star Fred Williamson, because it was h...

          Some of the most entertaining blaxploitation flicks inserted predominantly African-American casts into classic Hollywood genres, ...