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Slaughter's Big Rip-Off

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In this sequel to "Slaughter," former Green Beret Slaughter (Jim Brown) moves to Los Angeles hoping to start a new life after having taken out a mob syndicate in South America. He isn't there long, however, before a hit man in a biplane tries to kill him at a swanky party. Realizing the syndicate is still alive under the leadership of criminal kingpin Duncan (Ed McMahon), Slaughter wants to skip town, but a well-meaning cop (Brock Peters) blackmails him into staying and fighting.

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Matt Brunson Film Frenzy Dec 27, 2025
2/4
This sequel to Slaughter is more of the same. Go to Full Review
Frederick I. Douglas Baltimore Afro-American Feb 3, 2022
An exciting, well-made movie that definitely gives you your money's worth. Go to Full Review
Gregory Mims New Pittsburgh Courier Dec 13, 2021
Foremost on my list of things unpleasant and severe that I wish to have blotted from my memory is the entire 90 minute span of the most recent Black oriented film thriller, Slaughter's Big Rip-Off. Go to Full Review
Philip Martin Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Jul 30, 2002
2/5
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Synopsis In this sequel to "Slaughter," former Green Beret Slaughter (Jim Brown) moves to Los Angeles hoping to start a new life after having taken out a mob syndicate in South America. He isn't there long, however, before a hit man in a biplane tries to kill him at a swanky party. Realizing the syndicate is still alive under the leadership of criminal kingpin Duncan (Ed McMahon), Slaughter wants to skip town, but a well-meaning cop (Brock Peters) blackmails him into staying and fighting.
Director
Gordon Douglas
Producer
Monroe Sachson
Screenwriter
Chas. Floyd Johnson
Distributor
RKO Radio Pictures
Production Co
American International Pictures (AIP)
Rating
R
Genre
Crime, Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Mar 4, 1973, Wide
Runtime
1h 33m
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