Black Heat (film)
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Black Heat was a blaxploitation action film
Action film
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 by producer Al Adamson
Al Adamson
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. The cast included Timothy Brown
Timothy Brown
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, Russ Tamblyn
Russ Tamblyn
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 and Geoffrey Land. The film was renamed to Girl's Hotel for play at drive in theaters, then later changed to Murder Gang.

The film concerns a Las Vegas
Las Vegas metropolitan area
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 detective named "Kicks" Carter (Brown) who attempts to foil arms dealers selling weapons to Central America
Central America
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. At the same time, he seeks to save some women who are forced to work as prostitutes to pay off gambling debts.
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