Earl Bellamy, born in 1917, was a director whose work in the 1970s helped shape the landscape of exploitation cinema. He directed Walking Tall Part II (1975), a sequel that continued the gritty narrative of justice and retribution. Bellamy's approach to storytelling, often blending action with social commentary, resonates within the cult film community. His contributions extend beyond this film, as he also shaped the television landscape, but it is his work in Walking Tall Part II that cements his place in the annals of cult cinema.
Walking Tall Part II
Tennessee sheriff, Buford Pusser, carries on his one man vigilante campaign against vice and corruption which starts after he is badly injured in an ambush in which his wife is killed.
