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Hell Up In Harlem

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Hell Up In Harlem

Black Godfather is back... and there's gonna be hell up in Harlem!

5.5(50) 12/1/1973 1h 35m
ActionThrillerCrimeDrama

A Harlem gangster must rescue his ex-wife, who's been kidnapped by the Mafia.

Part of the Tommy Gibbs Collection
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Fred Williamson

Fred Williamson

Tommy Gibbs

Julius Harris

Julius Harris

Papa Gibbs

Gloria Hendry

Gloria Hendry

Helen Bradley

Margaret Avery

Margaret Avery

Sister Jennifer

D'Urville Martin

D'Urville Martin

Reverend Rufus

Tony King

Tony King

Zach

Gerald Gordon

Gerald Gordon

Mr. DiAngelo

James Dixon

James Dixon

Irish

Directed by

Larry Cohen

Production

Reviews

John Chard

6/10

4/22/2019

Serious side-burns is back! After the success of Black Caesar earlier in the year, this sequel was rushed into production to hopefully cash in on the clamour for Blaxploitation shenanigans. Sadly it's a rush job that is all too evidently half baked. Plot has Fred Wiliamson return as Tommy Gibbs (resurrected from the dead apparently!), who takes on corrupt D.A. Diangelo (Gerald Gordon) whilst dealing with matters of the heart. Directed by Larry Cohen, it's with Cohen's frank honest views on the film that critique should start. He would say that Hell Up In Harlem is a 90 minutes montage movie, and he is absolutely right. This is jerkily episodic as it runs a course of people talking then cutting to boisterous action, then some talking and cut again to some more boisterous action, an

Chandler Danier

7/10

6/26/2025

A lot of crazy shit happens in this film. Like an entire season's plots in 90 minutes. Some gags too. Airport baggage claim was a good gag. I wasn’t always excited for the action or acting. Jarring but inventive. Best assassin in Harlem for a reason. Ethan Hunt has nothing on Tommy Gibbs. He’s so fast in those shoes. I tried to run in a movie, Cold War, once. It’s hard. You have to practice before you try to run in a movie. I suppose football provides enough running practice to run in films. This guy is the Terminator. Not even out of breath.

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