I’m a huge fan of “old” movies (I’m talking black and white ... and my favorite of all, The Baseball Furies at 96th Street Station. The weird thing though, is that now, as an adult ...

Motorcycle clubs have also found inspiration in the movie that stresses ... small children dressed up like Baseball Furies, dozens of biceps inked with Warriors tattoos, a guy who touted himself ...

Walter Hill's classic NYC movie was released in 1979 ... as 21 gangs from all over city—including the Warriors, the Gramercy Riffs, the Baseball Furies, the Rogues, and the Lizzies—battle ...

The gangs all have odd, often colorful uniforms: take the Baseball Furies ... There’s a soul to The Warriors that makes it more than a violent exploitation movie, despite plenty of dustups.

This was a time when movies weren’t afraid to get weird ... Every stop along the way introduces a new themed gang—the Baseball Furies, the Lizzies, the Punks—each more stylized and surreal ...

By Seth Abramovitch Senior Writer Dismissed by some critics upon its initial release in 1979, The Warriors has only ... crews like the bat-swinging Baseball Furies, the painted mime Hi-Hats ...

One of the most beloved New York movies ever made ... film’s sketchier ’70s locations. When the Warriors battle the Furies, a gang that wear baseball uniforms and use baseball bats to fight ...