Difference between revisions of "Welcome Home Brother Charles (1975)"
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'''Release Date:''' November 21, 1975 (USA) | '''Length:''' 103 min | '''Genre:''' Action, Drama, Horror | '''Certificate:''' R | '''Note(s):''' Also known as "Soul Vengeance". [[Reatha Grey]]'s first movie. [[Charles Burnett]] was a cameraman on this project. | '''Release Date:''' November 21, 1975 (USA) | '''Length:''' 103 min | '''Genre:''' Action, Drama, Horror | '''Certificate:''' R | '''Note(s):''' Also known as "Soul Vengeance". [[Reatha Grey]]'s first movie. [[Charles Burnett]] was a cameraman on this project. I wasn't able to identify Conrad Haywood, Lynette Gordon, Donald Pickens or James King. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:28, 16 May 2025
After being released, a wrongfully imprisoned black man exacts vengeance on those who've crossed him via the power of his newly sentient penis, which may or may not be the result of an experiment gone wrong.
Cast and Crew:
Director(s):
Writer(s):
Starring:
Marlo Monte, Reatha Grey, Stan Kamber, Tiffany Peters, Ben Bigelow, Jake Carter, Jackie Ziegler, Ed Sander, Teri Hayden, Stephen Schenck, Kamala James, Mordo Dana, Elizabeth McAlpine, Jack Gregory, Geraldine Marble, Jimmy Butler, Al Minniefield, Charles D. Brooks III, Karla Henderson, Jim Dubowy, Larry Jones, Chris Lyon, Terry Simms, Conrad Haywood, Lynette Gordon, Carmen Sanford, Donald Pickens, James King, Sam Ingraffia, Paul Pizarek, Holiday Marble, Fabulous Jays, Handicappers
Producer(s):
Jamaa Fanaka, Robert L. Gordon Sr.
Release Info:
Release Date: November 21, 1975 (USA) | Length: 103 min | Genre: Action, Drama, Horror | Certificate: R | Note(s): Also known as "Soul Vengeance". Reatha Grey's first movie. Charles Burnett was a cameraman on this project. I wasn't able to identify Conrad Haywood, Lynette Gordon, Donald Pickens or James King.
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