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Pam Grier | ... | ||
Booker Bradshaw | ... |
Howard Brunswick
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Robert DoQui | ... |
King George
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William Elliott | ... |
Carter
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Allan Arbus | ... |
Arturo Vitroni
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Sid Haig | ... |
Omar
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Barry Cahill | ... |
McHenry
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Lee de Broux | ... |
Nick
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Ruben Moreno | ... |
Ramos
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Lisa Farringer | ... |
Jeri
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Carol Locatell | ... |
Priscilla
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Linda Haynes | ... |
Meg
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John Perak | ... |
Aleva
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Mwako Cumbuka | ... |
Grover
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Morris Buchanan | ... |
Sugarman
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Nurse "Coffy" Coffin leads a double life. During the day, she's a nurse at work. At night, she's an avenging angel on a personal vendetta, tracking down the drug pushers who hooked her younger sister on drugs. Along the way, she meets a honest police detective who also is leading a double life. Written by blazesnakes9
Although I found it to be an agreeable enough time-passer, there is nothing about this film that was particularly enjoyable, so I can't really recommend it. The action is brisk and the performances are good, but this film suffers from predictability and there was nothing especially clever in the script. It's basically just Pam Grier kicking butt for ninety minutes, and even though she does it rather well, a few twists and turns would have been nice. This is the kind of film that is reasonably fun to watch, but then quickly fades from memory once the credits are done.