Gangs

These are the different gangs which are in The Warriors movie, including all the gangs the Warriors run in to, as well as some of the lesser known gangs.

 

Turnbull AC's

Turnbull AC'sThe Turnbulls are the first gang The Warriors encounter. The Warriors, fresh out of the conclave, realise that the truce is no longer still on and so they hide from the Turnbulls who are cruising around in a bus under Gunhill subway station. As their train pulls into the station The Warriors have no choice other than to run in front of the bus and escape to their train.

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Orphans

OrphansAfter The Warriors escape from the Turnbull AC's, they think they are home free. Unfortunately, a train station is on fire forcing The Warriors to walk through Tremont which is the turf of the Orphans.

The Orphans are not very well known (and are very low class), and didn't even know about the conclave in The Bronx as they are not on the Riff's network. Mercy, who originally hangs around with the Orphans, decides to ditch them in favour of The Warriors as she was "looking for some real action" which she wasn't getting from the Orphans. The Orphans are a very weak gang with only 30 members and are very unskilled when it comes to fighting. They got "wasted" when The Warriors lobbed a molotov cocktail on to a nearby car which explodes.

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Baseball Furies

Baseball FuriesThe Baseball Furies were one of the most feared gangs in New York. Swan, Ajax, Snowball and Cowboy run straight into these guys after running away from the cops.

The Furies never speak and wear baseball gear similar to that of the New York Yankees and carry baseball bats which they are keen to swing in Riverside Park. The fury shown here fights Ajax and shows that he can be quite nifty with a bat.

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The Lizzies

The LizziesThis all-female gang is waiting at Union Square station when Vermin, Cochise and Rembrandt arrive. As they have a bit of time to spare waiting around for the others, they end up going back to The Lizzies flat for a bit of fun. Rembrandt was very reluctant to go and could sense that something was not right when they turned up at their flat.

At the flat, the The Lizzies suddenly lock the door, arm themselves with guns and say "so you're the famous Warriors, the guys that shot Cyrus". At this point, The Warriors know that they have been framed and have to try and escape the flat. The Lizzies try to shoot them but only manage to cut Rembrandt's arm with a knife.

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Punks

PunksThe Punks hang out in a subway station at The Bowery, Manhattan. The leader of the Punks wears rollerskates and skates around the station after Swan. They look a bit like farmers in their dungarees.

Wielding chains and baseball bats, they fight The Warriors in the men's room of the subway station. This is one of the best fight scenes in the movie, with people flying into mirrors and through doors.

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Rogues

RoguesThe Rogues are a gang hellbent on causing mayhem and having fun. At the conclave, Luther, the leader of the Rogues, shoots Cyrus. Luther happens to spot Cleon from The Warriors and frames them for shooting Cyrus. Before Cleon can get the word out to the others or to prove his innocence he is kicked to death by the Riffs. The other Rogues seem a bit reluctant to be following Luther and they fear that the Riffs will eventually find them out and go after them. To make it seem less suspicious, the Rogues get in their old hearse and join in with the other gangs to find The Warriors. Cropsey is Luther's second in command.

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Riffs

RiffsThe (Gramercy) Riffs are the largest gang in the city and Cyrus was their leader until he got shot. Understandably, they want to find those responsible and bring them to justice. Masai became the leader when Cyrus died.

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Hurricanes

The Hurricanes are from Spanish Harlem. The only time we see them in the movie is at the big meeting.

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Boppers

 

BoppersThe Boppers from Harlem, Manhattan wear purple waistcoats, cream-coloured trousers and hats. I guess they think they are groovy boppers!Boppers

Hi-Hats

These 'clowns' wear white face paint, red and black tops, with suspender trousers and come from Soho, Manhattan.

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Electric Eliminators

Electric EliminatorsElectric EliminatorsThese guys are easy to spot in the park, thanks to their bright yellow tops!

Savage Huns

These guys from Chinatown, Manhattan wear green shirts and have brown pointy hats.

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Moonrunners

The Moonrunners wear silver space style-suits and also these purple vests with moon necklaces. Their turf is Pelham in The Bronx.

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Saracens

The Saracens wear black vests with a white trim. They are the rival gang of The Jones Street Boys who also have turf in Bensonhurst.

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Satans Mothers

The Satans Mothers travelled from Sheepshead Bay in Brooklyn and can be seen hanging around at the meeting in The Bronx. It has been pointed out that the MC on their vests stands for Motorcycle Club. They must be a rogue motorcycle gang as most respectable MC's wouldn't hang around with gangs.

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Jones Street Boys

The Jones Street Boys from Bensonhurst, Brooklyn can be seen at the big meeting and wear black and yelow striped tops.

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Van Cortlandt Rangers

The Van Cortlandt Rangers wear black and white striped tops. They are standing next to the Moonrunners at the big meeting.

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Boyle Avenue Runners

Boyle Avenue RunnersA gang in jeans and black vests with a red trim.

Gladiators

GladiatorsThese guys can be seen going through the turnstile. They wear black tops and jeans.

Panzers

PanzersGroup of guys in army jackets and hats. The guy in the middle looks like a young Laurence Fishburne!

Other Gangs

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List of Gangs 

This is the official list of gangs that were in the movie (made up and real!) and is from the original movie script.

The Alleycats,
The Amsterdam All-Stars,
The Baseball Furies,
The Black Hands,
The Blackjacks,
The Big Trains,
The Boppers,
The Boyle Avenue Runners,
The Charlemagnes,
The Colt 45's,
The Dealers,
The Delaney Rovers,
The Dingos,
The E Street Shufflers,
The Easy Aces,
The Electric Eliminators,
The Eighth Avenue Apaches,
The Fastballs,
The Fifth Street Bombers,
The Filmores,
The Firetasters,
The Five Points,
The Gerrards,
The Gladiators,
The Go Hards,
The Gun Hill Dancers,
The Gramercy Riffs,
The High Hats,
The High Rollers,
The Homeboys,
The Hoplites,
The Howitzers,
The Huks,
The Hurricanes,
The Imps,
The Jesters,
The Jones Street Boys,
The Judas Bunch,
The Jupiters,
The Knockdowns,
The Knuckles,
The Lizzies,
The Locos,
The Magicians,
The Meatpackers,
The Moonrunners,
The Napoleons,
The Nickel Steaks,
The Nightriders,
The Ninth Avenue Razors,
The Orphans,
The Panzers,
The Phillies,
The Plainsmen,
The Punks,
The Queen's Bridge Mutilators,
The Real Boys,
The Red Hook Shooters,
The Roadmasters,
The Rogues,
The Romans,
The Runaways,
The Saracens,
The Saratogas,
The Savage Huns,
The Shanghai Sultans,
The Southern Cross,
The Speedwagons,
The Stevedores,
The Stilletos,
The Stonebreakers,
The Terriers,
The Turks,
The Turnbull AC's,
The Van Cortlandt Rangers,
The Warriors,
The Whispers,
The Xenophones,
The Xylophones,
The Yo-Yo's,
The Youngbloods,
The Zodiacs,
The Zulus.

 


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