Brian Tyler, left, and David Harris in 'The Warriors' (1979). Paramount/Courtesy Everett Collection UPDATE, Oct. 28: Harris’ agency, Henderson Hogan, said in a statement to Deadline: “We are deeply ...

Something that can only (and perhaps inexplicably) be described as "movie magic" began on Feb. 9, 1979. That's when a silly, cartoonish but strangely compelling film - about a street gang trying to go ...

David Harris, an actor known for his role in the 1979 cult classic film “The Warriors,” has died. The New York Times reports that Harris, 75, died of cancer Oct. 25 at his home in New York City. He ...

While the San Francisco-shot “48 Hrs.” was action maestro Walter Hill’s biggest box-office hit, it’s “The Warriors” — a silly, cartoonish but strangely compelling film about a street gang trying to go ...

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The Warriors dropped in 1979 during an age of New York City that was about to change. Walter Hill’s film about a gang being hunted across the city as they try to make it home is a portrait of the ...

Thursday’s tragic shooting in Lafayette, Louisiana, during a “Trainwreck” screening is far from the first instance of violence at a movie theater. For nearly as long as movie theaters have been in ...

“The Warriors” is a comic book morality tale, “Westside Story” crossed with “A Clockwork Orange.” The movie uses a 1965 novel by Sol Yurick about New York youths gangs as a jumping off place, a jump ...

"These are the armies of the night. They are 100,000 strong. They outnumber the cops five to one. They could run New York City. Tonight they're all out to get the Warriors." ...

UPDATE, Oct. 28: Harris’ agency, Henderson Hogan, said in a statement to Deadline: “We are deeply saddened by the news of David’s passing. Henderson Hogan has had the privilege and honor to represent ...