The grindhouse gem so wrong it's almost right — apartheid-era blaxploitation exists and it's WILD.
A white cop and a black reporter join forces to investigate apparent vigilante killings in the South African underworld.
Production
Shot guerrilla-style in actual apartheid Johannesburg. The location IS the tension.
Acting
Ken Gampu elevates every scene he's in. Davenport looks lost. Perfect contrast.
Director
Christopher Rowley
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
This was one of the first South African films to feature a Black actor (Ken Gampu) in a lead role, though made by white filmmakers for international exploitation markets.
Director Christopher Rowley later became a respected nature documentarian. This was his 'paying rent' phase.
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