Blind Rage

A group of blind criminals, possessing exceptional other senses, are released from prison with the promise of a big score. Led by a ruthless leader, they plan and execute a daring heist of a diamond transport. However, their intricate plan is complicated by internal strife, betrayal, and the unexpected arrival of a determined detective.

Blind Rage is a cult exploitation film that garnered a mixed reception upon its release, often being criticized for its gratuitous violence and thin plot. However, it has since developed a niche following among fans of 1970s grindhouse and blaxploitation cinema for its unique premise and gritty action sequences.

• Praised for its unique concept of blind protagonists.

• Criticized for its exploitative and often brutal violence.

• Considered a noteworthy entry in the blaxploitation subgenre by cult film enthusiasts.

Google audience: Audience reception is scarce due to the film's niche appeal and age, with limited available reviews not offering a clear consensus on specific likes or dislikes.

The film is notable for featuring a cast that includes both Filipino actors and prominent figures from American blaxploitation cinema, such as Fred Williamson and Gloria Hendry.