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Hell Up in Harlem

Tommy comes from a forced rest period due to injuries suffered in Harlem's gang warfare. With the help of his girl, he will reorganize his gang, and overcome his rival gang leaders, through extreme acts of violence and death.

Starring:

Bobby Ramsen, D'Urville Martin, Esther Sutherland, Fred Williamson, Gerald Gordon, Gloria Hendry, James Dixon, Julius Harris, Margaret Avery, Tony King, Ty Randolph

Genre:

Drama, Crime

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