Reviews

Right before the 80's, this incredibly 80's movie that may give you Ninja Turtle nostalgia flashbacks centers around one of many gangs attending a get together hosted by an influential gang leader, only for him to by shot by Luther, leader of the Rogues.

While it does show that there is violence---both between gangs and towards people not in the gangs, particularly women--the nature of the story splits the gangs into "good ones" and "bad ones".

The Warriors and their Native American-themed vests look mild compared to many of the other gangs; The Baseball Furies are probably the most iconic characters in the film with their bizarre combination of baseball uniforms and brighty-coloured face-paint, though other gangs include the all-female Li...

The Warriors, the protagonist gang of the film, are framed, and they must make their way home to Coney Island.

At the time of its release the film proved controversial as it was accused of glorifying gangs and inciting gang violence.

This film isn't a film that will be critically aclaimed as it really is the poor-man's version of A Clockwork Orange so it will always pale in that comparison, but it is done wonderfully in the fake futuristic style and is rather entertaining because of the characters and weird story that it has.