Undercover games, car chases, and a spaced-out informant in a gritty 1973 crime spree.
SHOT
When survival is the name of the game... It's every cop for himself!
Semi-urban detective duo Ross and Wilson have been charged with taking down local drug kingpin, Blasi. After busting a low-level pusher, they convince his girlfriend, Sheila, to start working for them as an undercover operative in exchange for avoiding prison. But as Ross finds himself becoming romantically interested in his new, perpetually spaced out informant, Blasi continues to strengthen his crime empire, setting his sights on even loftier, and deadlier, ambitions.
Quick Answer
Shot is a 1973 American action and crime film directed by Mitch Brown about two detectives using a drug dealer’s girlfriend as an undercover operative to bring down a local kingpin.
Programmer's Pick
Shot is a blunt-force dose of 1973 crime cinema, complete with car chases, undercover dealings, and a love interest who’s just as high as the stakes. If you like your action with a side of law enforcement ethically off-roading, buckle up.
— SassyFlix Programmer
Overview
Cast & Crew
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The plot hinges on a dealer’s girlfriend going undercover, adding tension and unpredictability to every move.
High-octane pursuits are front and center, driving home the film’s action credentials.
Detectives take on a ruthless kingpin, setting up classic crime film confrontations.
Detective Ross’s emotional entanglement with his informant adds a messy human layer to the procedural grit.
Scene Gallery
Threat File
Detectives enlist a drug dealer’s girlfriend as an informant
Blasi’s growing drug empire
Violent escalation and danger for informants and police
semi-urban criminal underworld
Questions from the Vault
When was Shot released? +
Shot was released in 1973.
Who directed Shot? +
Shot was directed by Mitch Brown.
How long is Shot? +
Shot has a runtime of 92 minutes.
What genre is Shot? +
Shot is an action and crime film.