The Warriors (1979)

“The Warriors” (1979) is an American action/thriller film that was directed by Walter Hill and based on the 1965 novel “The Warriors” by Sol Yurick.
The Warriors is about a gang by the same name from Coney Island, NY who agree to meet with all other gangs of New York at the north end of the Bronx for a type of temporary peace treaty, as well as hear a message from the mega gang leader for the Gramercy Riffs who is known as Cyrus. Cyrus's idea and proposal was to combine all of NY City's gang forces together in an attempt to gain ultimate power over law enforcement. While Cyrus declares his intentions before the crowd, he is shot by a handgun. As he lay dying, a rival gang member shouts out that it was the Warriors who committed the murder, which was a lie. Now the wrongfully accused Warriors must run for their lives from the North end of The Bronx back to their home turf on Coney Island, which in turn entails fighting unique rival gangs in each borough on their way back home. Many of the fictional gangs are quite imaginative which lends a great deal to this film’s appeal.
When the film was released violence and vandalism were being reported in some cities, so Paramount Pictures made the decision to temporarily halt their advertising for the film and left it up to theater owner's discretion to show the film or not. Despite its initial negative reception by some critics, it has since become a cult favorite.
The Warriors had a budget of 4 million dollars (US) and made ~22.5 million at the box office.
The film stars in part,
Michael Beck as Swan, Warlord of The Warriors
James Remar as Ajax
Brian Tyler as Snow
David Harris as Cochise
Tom McKitterick as Cowboy
Marcelino Sánchez as Rembrandt
Deborah Van Valkenburgh as Mercy

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