THE BLACK SIX

The plot involves Bubba Daniels, an African American veteran of the Vietnam War who returns home to find that his brother Eddie has been killed. The killing was done by a white supremacist motorcycle gang, led by Moose King, who objected to the fact that Eddie had been dating Moose King’s sister Jenny. Bubba and his motorcycle gang, known as the Black Six, vow to avenge Eddie's death. The Six encounter a number of obstacles, including hostile motorcycle gangs (particularly Moose's), and racist policemen. The movie climaxes with an inconclusive battle royal between the Six and Moose's Caucasian-supremacist biker gang, in which an opposing gang member (apparently) blows them and himself up by igniting the gas tank of his own motorcycle. The film concludes with the caption "Honky, look out...Hassle a brother, and the Black 6 will return!".

The film ends with an explosive, inconclusive battle between the Black Six and Moose King's gang after a gang member detonates a motorcycle, followed by a teasing caption about the Black Six's return.

The climax refuses to deliver a tidy resolution, instead opting for chaos and uncertainty as both gangs are caught in the explosion. The final caption suggests the struggle is ongoing, leaving open the possibility of further confrontations. This unresolved ending mirrors the film’s themes of entrenched conflict and persistent injustice, resonating with the social realities it draws upon.