The Guy from Harlem

Synopsis

The Guy From Harlem, released in 1977, follows the story of a private detective, Al Connors, as he is tasked with solving a dangerous case of missing persons. Connors dives deep into the gritty streets of Harlem, using his suave charm and quick wit to navigate the treacherous underworld of crime lords and deceit. As the mystery unravels, Connors finds himself in a thrilling race against time to rescue the hostages and bring the culprits to justice. Filled with action-packed sequences and unexpected twists, The Guy From Harlem is a captivating blend of crime thriller and classic detective story that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats throughout the film's duration.

Cast

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  Loye Hawkins

  Al Connors

• Cathy Davis

  Wanda De Bauld

• Patricia Fulton

  Mrs. Ashanti

• Wanda Starr

  Sue

• Steve Gallon

  Harry De Bauld

• Laster Wilson

  Larry De Bauld

Reviews

The Guy From Harlem has received mixed reactions from critics and audiences alike. While some viewers appreciate its nostalgic '70s vibe and retro aesthetic, others criticize its lackluster screenplay and dated production values. Rotten Tomatoes rates the movie at a low 2.4/10 on IMDb, with reviewers pointing out the film's disjointed plot and wooden performances. Metacritic also echoes similar sentiments, with critics highlighting the movie's clichéd dialogue and questionable editing choices. Despite these drawbacks, some viewers find charm in the B-movie grittiness of The Guy From Harlem, praising its offbeat characters and unexpected humor.

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