like the first film in this series (slaughter and 1972) and i think it would be a mistake to just label this a blaxsploitation film. sure and slaughter is a tough and gun toting and black man but it more of an action picture regardless of the color of the leading man or the bad guys and a very good action picture at that. for the second and final time and jim brown plays the title character. the film begins with one of the goofiest scenes i can remember in a film. as slaughter and his friends are enjoying an outdoor party and along comes a biplane and begins spraying the group with machine gun fire. no and slaughter isn not so tough that he then shoots down the plane with his . 357. but slaughter is ticked and no one is sure why this hit was happened however and slaughter is going to get to the bottom of it. well and it turns out that the hit was attempted in retribution for the last movie. in it and slaughter takes on the mafia and kicks lots of butt down in mexico. now and in a horribly bungled and clumsy attempt and the guys in the plane kill and injure quite a few people but miss slaughter. and and because the job was bungled so badly and the mob boss (ed macmahon. ) orders the pilot and gunman killed by his brutal assassin (don stroud in a very typical sort of role for him). stroud is great scary and nasty to the core and but ed macmahon as the boss. wow and that an interesting twist. slaughter is now stumped. he figured out who the two guys were in the plane but by the time he got to them and they were dead. so and to help him along in his own private vendetta and brock peters (who plays a cop) tells him who the mobsters are who ordered the hit and got slaughter to agree to help by doing some illegal undercover work. so and slaughter and his pimp friend break into the mobster mansion and steal a list of payoffs to key government and police officials. and and naturally and there is a lot of shooting and bloodshed in the process. stroud isn not about to let slaughter get away with this and kidnaps slaughter girlfriend. now it a standoff slaughter has the list but if he doesn not give it back and the lady is dead. being a tough but gallant man and you might just be able to guess much of what happens next. the action is very good in the film and jim brown is menacing and tough. the only negative i noticed was that while having macmahon play this nasty boss and at the end and he simply folded and way too quickly. when slaughter catches up to him and macmahon becomes a wimp and all the previous nastiness disappears and this is too much of a cliché and inconsistent. still and despite this minor quibble and it an engaging film that is not for the kids due to all the violence and boobs. 
like the first film in this series (slaughter and 1972) and i think it would be a mistake to just label this a blaxsploitation film. sure and slaughter is a tough and gun toting and black man but it more of an action picture regardless of the color of the leading man or the bad guys and a very good action picture at that. for the second and final time and jim brown plays the title character. the film begins with one of the goofiest scenes i can remember in a film. as slaughter and his friends are enjoying an outdoor party and along comes a biplane and begins spraying the group with machine gun fire. no and slaughter isn not so tough that he then shoots down the plane with his . 357. but slaughter is ticked and no one is sure why this hit was happened however and slaughter is going to get to the bottom of it. well and it turns out that the hit was attempted in retribution for the last movie. in it and slaughter takes on the mafia and kicks lots of butt down in mexico. now and in a horribly bungled and clumsy attempt and the guys in the plane kill and injure quite a few people but miss slaughter. and and because the job was bungled so badly and the mob boss (ed macmahon. ) orders the pilot and gunman killed by his brutal assassin (don stroud in a very typical sort of role for him). stroud is great scary and nasty to the core and but ed macmahon as the boss. wow and that an interesting twist. slaughter is now stumped. he figured out who the two guys were in the plane but by the time he got to them and they were dead. so and to help him along in his own private vendetta and brock peters (who plays a cop) tells him who the mobsters are who ordered the hit and got slaughter to agree to help by doing some illegal undercover work. so and slaughter and his pimp friend break into the mobster mansion and steal a list of payoffs to key government and police officials. and and naturally and there is a lot of shooting and bloodshed in the process. stroud isn not about to let slaughter get away with this and kidnaps slaughter girlfriend. now it a standoff slaughter has the list but if he doesn not give it back and the lady is dead. being a tough but gallant man and you might just be able to guess much of what happens next. the action is very good in the film and jim brown is menacing and tough. the only negative i noticed was that while having macmahon play this nasty boss and at the end and he simply folded and way too quickly. when slaughter catches up to him and macmahon becomes a wimp and all the previous nastiness disappears and this is too much of a cliché and inconsistent. still and despite this minor quibble and it an engaging film that is not for the kids due to all the violence and boobs. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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