 Billy Jack 1971  PG, 114 min.
Genre: Drama / Action
Director: Tom Laughlin
Cast: Tom Laughlin, Delores Taylor, Clark Howat, Victor Izay, Julie Webb, Debbie Schock, Teresa Kelly, Bert Freed, Kenneth Tobey, Lynn Baker, Stan Rice, David Roya, John McClure, Susan Foster, Gwen Smith
Billy Jack (Tom Laughlin) uses his karate skills to save the Freedom School on his Indian reservation. As a supporter of the school's founder Jean Roberts (Delores Taylor), Billy Jack suffers objections from the White people in town who psychologically and physically abuse the Indian kids. Matters rise to the fore when one of the kids is raped, and Billy loses control and seeks revenge, which results in him being sought on a charge of murder. This film, directed by and starring Tom Laughlin, cost a mere $800,000 to make and grossed $65 million!
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Night Owl 1993   N/R, 77 min.
Genre: Horror / Thriller
Director: Jeffrey Arsenault
Cast: James Raftery, John Leguizamo, David Roya, Ali Thomas, Holly Woodlawn, Lisa Napoli, Yul Vazquez, Karen Wexler, Suzen Murakoshi, Michael Musto
Shot on location in the streets of modern-day NYC, this is the tale of handsome, young Jake (James Raftery) who picks up women at local bars, has sex with them, kills them, and drinks their blood. Yes, Jake is a vampire, and the brother (John Leguizamo) of one victim is searching for his lost sister. 1 User Review
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| | see it | Anonymous 03/13/2007 | | vampire film history. not the most suspenseful, but a must-see vamire film. the beginning of the pantheon of lower-east-side vampire flicks. the first, before: Nadja, The Addiction. John Leguizamo, Holly Woodlawn... knives, death, black&white horror, Caroline Munro in an extended cameo... sexy, bored vampire sucks blood while climaxing women in sex, stuffs them in a garbage bag... no music... a warholian take on the vampire legend. Leguizamo in one of his first roles. |
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2. Night Owl (1993)
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