Coney Island's legacy on the American fun-industrial ... These include “Annie Hall,” “Requiem for a Dream,” “The Wiz” and “The Warriors.” “You really get a feeling of like ...

Here are the six New York locations that turned The Warriors into a cult classic. The 150-foot Coney Island Ferris wheel that gave Deno’s Wonder Wheel Amusement Park its name is so iconic that ...

Actor David Harris, best known for his role in the 1979 film “The Warriors,” has died at ... a member of the red vest-wearing Coney Island gang. While the film struggled upon its release ...

The group had to travel on the dangerous subway through multiple boroughs to make it home to Coney Island, a long way from the top of the Bronx where the Warriors were when the murder took place.

The Warriors tells the story of a New York street gang that makes its way from the Bronx down to Coney Island after the group is framed for the murder of a powerful gang leader named Cyrus.

That idea came about because Miranda wanted to write something about The Warriors, the 1979 cult-classic movie about members of a Coney Island street gang who are trying to get back home to ...

His main warriors, the Coney Island Dominators, who are Black and Latino, reflect not just territorial divisions, but ethnic ones. They come from dysfunctional households, and so find surrogate ...

Harris starred in The Warriors as Cochise, a member of a gang that travels across New York City to make it back to the safety of Coney Island after they get framed for the murder of a top gang ...

Based on Sol Yurick’s 1965 novel of the same name, The Warriors told the story of a New York City street gang tasked with traveling from the Bronx to Coney Island after they are framed for murder.