Voodoo Black Exorcist (1974)

Starring:

• Aldo Sambrell
• Tanyeka Stadler    
• Alexander Abrahan        
• Fernando Sancho    
• Alfredo Mayo
• Eva León 

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The mummy of long dormant, but powerful Caribbean voodoo priest Gatanebo gets revived on a luxury South Seas ocean liner as a big buff bald guy and proceeds to terrorize the passengers. Gatanebo beheads several folks, occasionally reverts back to his prune-faced mummified state, and falls for the ravishing Sylvia, who reminds him of his old flame Kenya.

No Way Back (1976)

Starring: 

• Fred Williamson 
• Stack Pierce 
• Tracy Reed
• Charles Woolf
• Don Cornelius

Storyline
Jesse Crowder (Fred Williamson, Death Journey, Bind Rage, and The Last Fight) is a man who will do anything, if the price is right. He is a private detective with a past in the police force. A woman comes to his office one day and asks if he will find her husband. He takes the mission, but soon he gets into a lot of trouble with some gangsters.

Black Girl (1972)

Starring:

• Brock Peters
• Claudia McNeil
• Leslie Uggams    
• Louise Stubbs
• Peggy Pettit 
• Gloria Edwards 
• Rhetta Greene 
• Ruby Dee

Storyline
The 17-year-old dreamer Billie Jean (Peggy Pettit) is the youngest in a family of loving yet discouraging women. Billie Jean's mother, Mama Rosie (Louise Stubbs), cares deeply about her three biological children. However, her own personal disappointments have left her embittered, and she only offers encouragement to her adopted daughter, Netta (Leslie Uggams). When Netta, a successful teacher, returns to visit the family, she may be the voice of guidance and hope Billie Jean desperately needs.

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Black Girl (1972) - Ed Bogas

Kung Fu Fever (1979)

Starring:

• Dragon Lee
• Ron Van Clief

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"Kung Fu Fever" is undeniably a wretched piece of filmmaking, and the movie would be nothing without martial arts star Dragon Lee, who really is a thrill to watch. Certainly one of the better Bruce Lee clones, only Dragon takes it a step further, and resembles in style a 70's Elvis as much as Bruce. The man is tacky.. Dragon and co-star Amy Chum make an attractive duo when they join forces to get possession of some instructional manual supposedly written by the late, great Bruce Lee. Amy Chum is an extremely sexy, leather-wearing, dirt bike riding wild girl, who cares about impressing her father, at any cost. Sure, the story is crap, and the dubbing is astoundingly bad. But the fight scenes featuring Dragon are actually very good. Dragon Lee had the moves, and that can't be denied, and this is the real reason why we watch this kind of film anyway. Considered by most people to be blatant exploitation, these Bruce Lee rip-off films can be seen as tributes, and as a record of just how much of an impact Bruce had on the world, and just how much he is missed.