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According to William Lustig, he was contractually bound to have five songs which were performed by W [...]	D
The film is dedicated to Peter Savage who died shortly after filming.	D
Joe Spinell, who played the title character in William Lustig's Maniac, was cast in the small role o [...]	D
According to William Lustig, the nighttime scene where the Vigilantes follow Horace the pimp was sho [...]	D
The only villain in the film that survives is Frank Pesce's character who is left completely beaten [...]	D
The hospital where Rutanya Alda is taken to after her brutal attack by the gang was in fact an aband [...]	D
The part Carol Lynley played was intended for Caroline Munro.	D
Film Ventures tried to re-release the film in 1985 again under the title of "Street Gang" in which D [...]	D
The apartment where the Vigilante squad finds Willie Colon and his girlfriend, was actually shot in [...]	D
While the film was successful at the box office for its' budget, Director William Lustig never saw a [...]	D
Composer Jay Chattaway scored the film as if it was a Spaghetti Western since the film's director an [...]	D
Final film of Vincent Beck.	D
Director William Lustig wanted Woody Strode for the part of Strike the moment he read the script and [...]	D
In this movie and in The Godfather II, Joe Spinell is in a courtroom scene where someone says the wo [...]	D
During the last week of shooting, William Lustig admitted to Randy Jurgensen that he couldn't make t [...]	D
The scene after Frank Pesce is being beat up in the bathroom by Richard Bright and Joe Carberry, Fre [...]	D
When Frank Pesce's character Blueboy is captured after running from Fred Williamson's character, Nic [...]	D
The masters to Jay Chattaway's often requested score are missing at the moment due to the original m [...]	D
The scene where the two patrol cops were killed by the gang underneath the underpass had to be re-sh [...]	D
There were alot of stolen shots in the film according to Randy Jurgensen, which were shot without a [...]	D
Many of the chase sequences, including the climatic car chase, were inspired by the chase scenes in [...]	D
Tony Musante was originally cast in the part of Eddie Marino. When Musante dropped out, director Lus [...]	D
In some countries, there is a title card stating what happens to Robert Forster's character after bl [...]	D
According to William Lustig, the final chase scene with Robert Forster was shot by Randy Jurgensen, [...]	D
The second film in which Rutanya Alda has had a child shot by a shotgun. In this film, her and Rober [...]	D
The fight scene in the shower where Woody Strode saves Robert Forster in the shower, Strode actually [...]	D
Italian censorship visa # 79100 delivered on 12-8-1983.	D
When Film Ventures the company that distributed the film went into bankruptcy, Director William Lust [...]	D
Train sound effects were added in the scene where Fred Williamson is interrogating Horace the pimp b [...]	D
Originally, Carol Lynley was supposed to play Vickie Marino, Robert Forster's wife in the film and R [...]	D
Fred Williamson personally picked his wardrobe for the film, including the Fur lined coat that he wo [...]	D
The shower scene where Woody Stode saves Robert Forster from being raped was shot in the same Greenw [...]	D
The bat that Burke uses to beat up Blueboy with is made out of plastic.	D
Randy Jurgensen literally doubled both Robert Forster and Don Blakeley in both cars during the clima [...]	D
In the scene where Fred Williamson is chasing Frank Pesce, Richard Bright hits him with what appears [...]	D
Sandy Alexander who plays the prisoner who harasses Robert Forster in the film was in fact was the l [...]	D
The scene where Willie Colon is killed by Robert Forster, the actress that played Colon's girlfriend [...]	D
The sawed-off shotgun used in the movie is the same real prop shotgun which was used by the killer i [...]	D
Jerry Masucci one of the producers of the film ran the hugely successful record label, Fania Records [...]	D
After the gang leader takes the 60 foot fall after Robert Forster chases him and dies, William Lusti [...]	D
The film was re-released in most markets such as Detroit, Chicago, and Pittsburgh to name a few unde [...]	D
The chase scene where Fred Williamson chases Frank Pesce was shot in a public swimming pool in Brook [...]	D
A sequel was planned but never saw the light of day.	D
The film was very popular overseas such as Scandinavia, Germany and in particular, England where it [...]	D
Due to the films' limited budget, Robert Forster helped out the crew with setting up shots and helpi [...]	D
The film shifts tones for Robert Forster's character after he's thrown in jail for contempt as his w [...]	D
The scene where Willie Colon's girlfriend was killed and jerked hard back hard, was actually slowed [...]	D
Bo Rucker, who played the pimp, Horance, also played a pimp in Superman (1978).	D
The scene where Eddie (Robert Forster) is packing and leaving his house with Nick (Fred Williamson) [...]	D
While filming in certain neighborhoods, the word got out that Willie Colon was in the film who at th [...]	D
The film was cut by the MPAA for violence which included the blood splatter shotgun scene in the pie [...]	D
The pier scene where the henchman is shot, the stuntman did the stunt so fast that he landed so hard [...]	D
Eddie is sent to jail for 30 days for contempt of court when he tries to go after the judge after le [...]	D
Randy Jurgensen and Frank Pesce actually met before they met this film while Jurgensen was a NYPD De [...]	D

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During the police car shooting, Ptl. Shore has more blood splatter on his face during the initial pa [...]	D
Prago's stunt driving double during the car chase is Caucasian but Prago is African-American.	D
When the gang opens fire on the police car, the female gang member's gun is clearly not firing off a [...]	D
Reflection of boom mic can be seen during the shower fight scene.	D

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Blueboy: You're in my way, bro. Nick: No shit.	D
Rake: [after Marino's been accosted by some thugs [...]	D
Eddie Marino: [struggling with Prago] I'll kill yo [...]	D
[first lines] Nick: Hey, I don't know about you g [...]	D
Rake: Eddie, don't come back here. And whatever yo [...]	D
Nick: [to Eddie] This gun is my judge, my jury... [...]	D
Horace: [Sitting in his pimp-mobile, angry, becaus [...]	D
Nick: How's it going? Eddie Marino: Vickie's not [...]	D

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