Review of The Mack (1973) by Alex Mclevy for The A.V. Club — 20 Mar 2012
From its inception, The Mack had more on its mind than delivering a blaxploitation film, a label director Michael Campus always resisted. He shouldn’t have. His film is one of the finest examples of the genre, a smartly executed and deeply ambitious story of crime, corruption, and prostitution, shot on location in Oakland, California.
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This review of The Mack (1973) was written by Alex Mclevy and published by The A.V. Club on 20 March 2012.
The Mack has generally received positive reviews.
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