Shaft's Big Score! (BD) "The Flash" thanks to the sailor's blunder

thanks to the sailor's blunder

all five survive

Immortal film clown Buster Keaton ignites a big city free-for-all in this riotous "talkie" costarring Anita Page and Cliff Edwards

What happens on the way (a fender bender with a Yiddish-spouting African-American cabbie

Martinis all around if you solve the mystery first

Shaft's Big Score! (BD) "The Flash" thanks to the sailor's blunderYou can't say the mob wasn't warned about John Shaft. "He's a bad dude," a numbers racketeer cautions them. Now, Shaft himself will deliver that message in a way New York City's wiseguys understand. Richard Roundtree reunites with the director (Gordon Parks) and screenwriter (Ernest Tidyman) of 1971's trendsetting Shaft for Shaft's Big Score!, the second of Roundtree's three movie portrayals of the street smart, leather jacketed private investigator.