A street-gang member kills the gang's leader and blames it on a rival gang.A street-gang member kills the gang's leader and blames it on a rival gang.A street-gang member kills the gang's leader and blames it on a rival gang.
Doug McGrath
- Detective Lambert
- (as Douglas McGrath)
Joe Renteria
- Carlos Garvanza
- (as Joe Reteria)
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[the gang pulls up to the high school and hear a game going on inside]
Marble: Hey, will ya listen to that? I wonder what the score is!
Punch: Ah, who gives a shit? The only score I'm interested in is the one I might make if some foxy chicks start pilin' outta there.
Bumps: [laughs] I can dig it, bro.
- Alternate versionsRe-release under the title "Cruisin' High" cuts some of the more violent shots, such as the bullet impacts on the characters. This causes noticeable jumps in the picture and audio.
- ConnectionsReferences Kojak (1973)
- SoundtracksSlow Down Baby
Sung by Hollingsworth
Words and Music by Mark Hollingsworth, Bernie Kaai Lewis, William C. Thomas
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Okay....I suppose there was never a time when CAT MURKIL AND THE SILKS would have been called a good movie. It has become a camp-value mini-classic with its 30-year vintage, yet the subject matter at hand, although presented in a way we might see as naive today, retains significance in modern times.
No-good, scrawny little punk "Cat" Murkil is the unlikely leader of a honky high school gang who wreak terror on anyone standing in the way of their juvenile-delinquent hijinks. Pitted against gangs of other races from various parts of town, they find themselves in a revolving door of violent paybacks in a blood-soaked kiddie gang war.
With performances ranging from awful to adequate, and rather poorly paced, this low-budget curiosity piece is best viewed by patient bad movie fans. While far from the worst film I have ever seen(with a few pretty good moments), this ranks a meager 4/10, offered with hesitant charity.
No-good, scrawny little punk "Cat" Murkil is the unlikely leader of a honky high school gang who wreak terror on anyone standing in the way of their juvenile-delinquent hijinks. Pitted against gangs of other races from various parts of town, they find themselves in a revolving door of violent paybacks in a blood-soaked kiddie gang war.
With performances ranging from awful to adequate, and rather poorly paced, this low-budget curiosity piece is best viewed by patient bad movie fans. While far from the worst film I have ever seen(with a few pretty good moments), this ranks a meager 4/10, offered with hesitant charity.
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- Jan 30, 2006
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By what name was Cat Murkil and the Silks (1976) officially released in India in English?
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