I remember staying up late as a kid (Halloween night) watching it on HBO. The movie theatres in my area refused to show the film because of the possible chaos. I like the comic book style format on the DVD too...I don't think there should be a remake..It's a perfect time capsule of the late 70's.

From one of my all-time favorite directors: Walter Hill.

The guy did this, The Long Riders, Southern Comfort, 48 Hrs., Streets Of Fire, Brewster's Millions, Crossroads, Extreme Prejudice, Red Heat, Tresspass, etc. and produced Alien.

Love The Warriors. Love Walter Hill.

djThunderfunk said:

From one of my all-time favorite directors: Walter Hill.

The guy did this, The Long Riders, Southern Comfort, 48 Hrs., Streets Of Fire, Brewster's Millions, Crossroads, Extreme Prejudice, Red Heat, Tresspass, etc. and produced Alien.

Love The Warriors. Love Walter Hill.

Southern Comfort ... another underrated classic!! Haven't seen that in years either. Time to fire up the blu-ray.

DaveT said:

djThunderfunk said:

From one of my all-time favorite directors: Walter Hill.

The guy did this, The Long Riders, Southern Comfort, 48 Hrs., Streets Of Fire, Brewster's Millions, Crossroads, Extreme Prejudice, Red Heat, Tresspass, etc. and produced Alien.

Love The Warriors. Love Walter Hill.

Southern Comfort ... another underrated classic!! Haven't seen that in years either. Time to fire up the blu-ray.

Yup, need to add that to my collection

Gotta love the seventies.

2freaky4church1 said:

Gotta love the seventies.

Yup look at all those movies from the 70's they made which they still continue to make today like Star Wars, Superman, Alien and Halloween to name a few.

Oh hell yeah. The Warriors is high on my list of all time favorite movies. I seen it when it first came out at the theaters and have seen it maybe 20 times since then. One of the greatest underground movies ever made. And as other people have mentioned. Walter Hill is a great director. The only thing is, i wish more of the people who were in The Warriors, would have went on to star in more movies. By far, James Remar is the biggest star to have come out of The Warriors.

Anyway, another great cult movie from the late 70's is this movie called Over The Edge. It stars Matt Dillon. And actually its his first movie.

https://en.wikipedia.org/...dge_(film)

I'm thinking more of films like Taxi Driver.

JoeyC said:

Oh hell yeah. The Warriors is high on my list of all time favorite movies. I seen it when it first came out at the theaters and have seen it maybe 20 times since then. One of the greatest underground movies ever made. And as other people have mentioned. Walter Hill is a great director. The only thing is, i wish more of the people who were in The Warriors, would have went on to star in more movies. By far, James Remar is the biggest star to have come out of The Warriors.

Anyway, another great cult movie from the late 70's is this movie called Over The Edge. It stars Matt Dillon. And actually its his first movie.

https://en.wikipedia.org/...dge_(film)

Some ended up on TV