Peter Boyle delivers a strong and raw performance as Joe Curran, a racist factory worker who hates "hippies and blacks." The film deals with New York City advertising executive Bill Compton (Dennis Patrick), who kills Frank (Patrick McDermott), the junkie lover of his daughter Melissa (Susan Sarandon, in her film debut), when she ends up in a mental hospital after suffering an overdose of speed. Stunned by his rage, Bill goes into a bar and comes upon Joe, who discovers the murder and holds Bill in great esteem for his killing of the long-haired drug pusher, congratulating Bill on a job well done. The two begin a class-spanning friendship. When Melissa escapes from the hospital, after finding out that her father killed her boyfriend, Bill and Joe comb Greenwich Village to find her. When they come upon a hippie pot party, the two reactionaries snap, pull out their guns, and go on a killing spree.

• Rating:  R
• Genre:   Classics, Drama, Mystery & Suspense
• Directed By:       John G. Avildsen
• Written By:         Norman Wexler
• In Theaters:        Jul 15, 1970  Wide
• Runtime:              107 minutes
• Studio:  Cannon Group

A Note About Cleaning
While I have cleaned the outside caddy, I have not attempted to clean the actual disc itself, so as not to potentially damage the surface.  There are various methods to clean CED discs and everyone has their preferred method. I HIGHLY ENCOURAGE you to open the caddy (very easy to open via the push tabs) and clean the disc with your preferred cleaning method PRIOR to attempting to insert the caddy into your CED player.  These CED's are now 35-40 years old...some dust/particles/etc is bound to have found its way inside the caddy!!