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Black Eye (1974)

An ex-police officer operating a private detective business comes face to face with a syndicate-backed dope ring.

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Dave J 26 Sep 2016

The first of 2 movies Fred Williamson made with director and producer Jack Arnold, he stars as a private eye paid to look for a daughter. African American equivalent of a Philip Marlowe movie.

Dennis Schwartz 06 Apr 2016

The gritty blaxploitation crime thriller gives it a good try to be in the Chandler mode.

Senor C 14 Aug 2011

Nothing more then a blax Rockford Files that Im sure fans of Fred Williamson are expecting a little more. I know I was but it sorta makes sense because director Jack Arnold's work was mostly in television by this time. For blaxploitation & Williamson fans you might as well skip it. Sure The Hammer makes it watchable but you're not getting anything that made this genre special @ times. Really missed the mark shooting for a soft PG when there could have been a smoking hot sex scene between Williamson & Teresa (Get Christie Love! ) Cynthia. Instead it cuts away to a music montage of them playing football on the beach & riding a bicycle built for two. William's Stone sure as fuck is no Shaft