The Black Klansman
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The Black Klansman (1966, USA) is a Race themed Shocksploitation film directed by Ted V. Mikels.
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Main Details
- Released on May 18, 1966 (Akron, Ohio)
- B & W
- Running Time: 88 Min.
- Production Co: SGS Productions
- Distribution Co: U.S. Films Inc. (1966) (USA) (theatrical) | Astral Films (1967) (Canada) (theatrical)
- Directed and Edited by Ted V. Mikels
- Written by Art Names, John T. Wilson
- Starring Richard Gilden, Rima Kutner, Harry Lovejoy, Max Julien, Jakie Deslonde
- Produced by Ted V. Mikels, Joe Solomon
- Original Music by Jaime Mendoza-Nava
- Cinematography by Robert Caramico
Plot Summary
- After a black man's daughter is killed by the KKK, he seeks revenge by becoming a Klansman.
Also Known As
- Brutes (UK)
- I Crossed the Color Line
- I Crossed the Line
Taglines
- This Is Andrea ... She Had To Have His Love ... Even Though Her Baby Might Be Black!
- This Is Jerry ... He Passed For White ... to pierce the innermost secrets of the white man ... and his women!
