The Black Six

A film for moustache afficionados. So many on display here. I think there’s only like two male characters without them. And considering the film ends up with a lot of biker gangs fighting, you can imagine the amount with. It’s a decent film, one that mashes up…

Lexzilla

Although rough around the edges, this raw and surprisingly smart blaxploitation effort from director Matt Cimber, Jayne Mansfield's estranged husband at the time of her death and the creator of GLOW (Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling), who is often labeled an unsung hero of 70s…

Jon Peters

A Blaxploitation film is on the lower budget side compared to other films in the genre, the theme in this film is a cross comparison with the elements of a standard exploitation biker film. The narrative has a good build with it being a revenge flick, but outside of a few…

Blake Bergman "Various Spaghetti"

“Hey, I know you said ‘The Black Gestapo’ sucks — but this DVD, also, comes with another movie called ‘The Black Six’. Is that any good?” “Barely. Just watch this scene.”

arLopez

Matt Cimber’s least refined blaxploitation effort, eschewing the class he’d at least attempt to give Lady Cocoa and The Candy Tangerine Man for something much more ramshackle and sordid, mashing up elements of the genre with the biker movie and a men-on-a-mission narrative…

Justin LaLiberty

A man (Robert Howard) is murdered by the brother (John Isenbarger) of his girlfriend, which draws his brother Bubba (Gene Washington) back to town, his five friends from the military in tow with him. They are our titular Black Six. And they're on a mission to find out who…

Curtis

Biker film with a twist, but not much plot going on here. A group of buddies tag along with their friend who's brother was killed by a bunch of racist rednecks for dating one of theirs sisters. There is a great brawl at a roadside bar/diner that results in some unexpected…

Eltopo68

Not sure what to say about this, other than it is a lot of fun and unexpectedly bleak. The only movie I've seen where the six stars are in the opening credits along with which NFL team they played for.

Joe

A blaxploitation biker movie with an intriguing hook: the title heroes are played by six pro football stars of the day: Gene Washington (San Francisco 49ers) is the de facto lead, along with Mean Joe Greene (Pittsburgh Steelers), Mercury Morris (Miami Dolphins), Lem Barney…

Mark Tinta