TV Schedule for ScreenPix: Voices

Original Gangstas (1996)

Former gang members (Fred Williamson, Jim Brown) return to depressed Gary, Ind., to quell violence perpetrated by their successors.

Slaughter (1972)

An ex-commando (Jim Brown) avenges his slain parents, followed by a hunt for a mob boss (Rip Torn) in Mexico.

I Escaped From Devil's Island (1973)

A convicted murderer leads a band of men through shark-infested waters in an attempt to escape the fortress prison.

Crack House (1989)

A gang member goes undercover for the police to nail a drug lord (Jim Brown) who has corrupted his girlfriend.

Odds Against Tomorrow (1959)

Racial tension flares up among an ex-cop, a bigot and a black entertainer who band together to rob a bank.

Original Gangstas (1996)

Former gang members (Fred Williamson, Jim Brown) return to depressed Gary, Ind., to quell violence perpetrated by their successors.

Slaughter (1972)

An ex-commando (Jim Brown) avenges his slain parents, followed by a hunt for a mob boss (Rip Torn) in Mexico.

I Escaped From Devil's Island (1973)

A convicted murderer leads a band of men through shark-infested waters in an attempt to escape the fortress prison.

Number One With a Bullet (1987)

A suave Los Angeles detective (Billy Dee Williams) and his quirky partner (Robert Carradine) hunt a drug lord who has social clout.

Black Mama, White Mama (1972)

A hooker (Pam Grier) and a radical (Margaret Markov) escape from a brutal Philippine prison, chained together.

The Defiant Ones (1986)

Two men (Robert Urich, Carl Weathers) of different races, who loathe each other, escape from a chain gang shackled together.

Hickey & Boggs (1972)

Two Los Angeles private eyes (Bill Cosby, Robert Culp) find a missing woman and follow her to loot from a Pittsburgh bank.

Diary of a Hitman (1992)

A weary high-paid killer (Forest Whitaker) balks at his last job when he meets his targets: his client's wife (Sherilyn Fenn) and baby.

Number One With a Bullet (1987)

A suave Los Angeles detective (Billy Dee Williams) and his quirky partner (Robert Carradine) hunt a drug lord who has social clout.

Black Mama, White Mama (1972)

A hooker (Pam Grier) and a radical (Margaret Markov) escape from a brutal Philippine prison, chained together.