Vigilante (1982)
aka
Street Fighters
Shotgun
Street Gang
Director: William Lustig
Eddie Marino is an earnest factory worker and lives with his wife and young son in one of New York City's grittiest and gang-infested neighborhoods. His friend and co-worker Nick often insists for Eddie to join the neighborhood vigilante squad, because the Puerto Rican gang is becoming more and more powerful while the police appears less and less in the streets, but he refuses because he truly believes in the country's juridical system. Even when Eddie's wife is found stabbed and his little boy murdered, he still has faith that he US court and the honorable judge will righteously punish the culprit. But the honorable judge is corrupt and the whole system is rotten, as the guilty gang members are acquitted and Eddie himself has to go to jail for 30 days for assaulting the judge. Whilst in jail, the idea of joining Nick's vigilante squad suddenly becomes all the more appealing. (IMDB Coventry)
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| Donna Patti (R) |
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| Randy Jurgensen (R) |
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| Joseph Carberry (L) Richard Bright (R) |
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| Robert Forster - Rutanya Alda |
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| Joseph Carberry |
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| Richard Bright - Robert Forster |
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| Willie Colón |
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| Don Blakely (R) |
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| Fred Williamson |
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| Peter Savage |
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| Steve James |
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| Dante Joseph |
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| Don Blakely |
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| Mike Miller (L) |
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| Carol Lynley |
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| Joe Spinell |
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| William Lustig |
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| Vincent Beck |
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| Robert Forster |
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| Woody Strode |
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| Fred Williamson and Gregg Stevens |
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| Fred Williamson |
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| Sandy Alexander (L) |
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| Woody Strode |
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| Sandy Dell |
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| Bo Rucker |
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| Hyla Marrow |
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