Solid blaxploitation, honky!

Most. Underrated. Film. Ever. Sure, it's rough around the edges, and the only genuinely-delivered lines of dialogue by the bad actors all include the word, "honky". But the script is surprisingly adept in revealing social and racial wounds, and refusing to tie it all up in a neat, moral package at the end. The chase-and-shoot in the latter half ridiculously sucks, but is made up for by using red paint as blood.