Night of the Juggler (4KUHD)

"Big fan of this film... Lots of old school, sleazy NYC on display here. And crazy cop with a grudge, Dan Hedaya, chasing ex-cop on-the-run, James Brolin, through Midtown Manhattan streets while recklessly firing his shotgun with hundreds of civilians running about is what movies are all about."

"A crackerjack thriller, capturing the desperation of both its hero and his city with grit and verve... [Its re-release] is a welcome opportunity for 'Night of the Juggler' to finally take its place among the great Gotham movies of its era."

“Shot on the streets of late-1970s New York City and released in 1980, the movie captures the grime and sweat of the city, making for a vividly authentic action thriller.”

“Night of the Juggler” boasts some of cinematographer Victor J. Kemper’s best New York street photography (no small achievement, given that Kemper also shot “Dog Day Afternoon” and John Cassavetes’ “Husbands”), a lead performance of incredible force and intensity by Brolin, and one of the best extended chase sequences in the history of movies."

"A worthy entry into the pantheon of great action flicks set in the Big Apple.”

“A sweaty, sleazy, no-holds-barred thriller… Captures a nasty-ass porno New York which simply doesn’t exist anymore.”