
Reviews — Hell Up In Harlem
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Chandler Danier
This film contains numerous outlandish events, compressing what would normally fill an entire season into just 90 minutes. There were some jokes sprinkled throughout; the scene set at the airport baggage claim was a highlight. I didn’t consistently find myself thrilled by either the action sequences or the performances. It felt abrupt but also surprisingly original. Tommy Gibbs is undeniably the best assassin in Harl…
John Chard
The distinctive sideburns have returned! Following Black Caesar’s earlier success, this film was quickly made with the intention of capitalizing on the demand for Blaxploitation films. Unfortunately, it is obvious that the movie was hastily produced and feels incomplete. The story brings Fred Williamson back as Tommy Gibbs (who has apparently been brought back from the dead), as he confronts a corrupt D.A., Dia…


