The acting isn’t bad, especially for what you'd expect from blaxploitation. Gordon Parks Jr. has some good moments and some typically bad ones, as well. Many scenes drag along just to play an entire song for atmosphere. The story is not very well thought out, but it does fit the blaxploitation period quite well. The action scenes are actually pretty good. Some of Jim Kelly’s fights are some of his best. Some action sequences are long, too, with the occasional impressive stunt.

Although this film has many of the problems most blaxploitation films had, it appears to be of higher quality and bigger budget than the average one.

Fans of more general action will find plenty to enjoy here, as every firearm has a hairpin trigger and every car is one dent away from exploding into a pillar of flames. And, of course, this is all set to a fun, if forgettable, 70s soundtrack from the Impressions.