Hell Up in Harlem

In the high-octane 1973 blaxploitation film Hell Up in Harlem, Fred Williamson reprises his role as Tommy Gibbs, a gangster on a mission to rescue his kidnapped ex-wife. With corruption and deceit at every turn, Gibbs must use his lightning-fast reflexes and razor-sharp instincts to outmaneuver the Mafia and take down corrupt D.A. DiAngelo. Directed by Larry Cohen, this action-packed thriller is a true product of its time, with all the style and excess that defined blaxploitation cinema. With non-stop thrills and witty one-liners, Hell Up in Harlem is an unforgettable ride into the mean streets of Harlem.