By the end of the Summer of Love in 1967, the Bronx was a warzone overrun by gangs and violence like a real-life scene from The Warriors. The recently released documentary Rubble Kings explains how the warring sets made peace in the Seventies and paved the way for the birth of hip-hop. The first five minutes of the film, which is now available as part of the BitTorrent Bundle below, are streaming above.
The story begins with Carlos "Karate Charlie" Suarez and "Yellow" Benji Melendez, who came together to form a...
The story begins with Carlos "Karate Charlie" Suarez and "Yellow" Benji Melendez, who came together to form a...
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