What is billy jack movies?

The "Billy Jack" movies are a series of action-drama films centered around the character Billy Jack, a half-Navajo Green Beret Vietnam War veteran and martial artist who fights for justice and stands up against oppression and corruption. The character was created by actor Tom Laughlin, who also starred in and directed the series.

The first film in the series, "The Born Losers" (1967), introduced the character of Billy Jack as a Vietnam War veteran who comes to the aid of a group of pacifist hippies who are being terrorized by a gang of bikers. The film was a modest success, prompting Laughlin to develop a series of sequels.

The most famous film in the series is "Billy Jack" (1971), which follows the character as he takes on a corrupt small-town sheriff and his cronies who are terrorizing a Native American school. The film was a hit at the box office and became a cult classic for its anti-establishment themes and martial arts action sequences.

The success of "Billy Jack" led to the sequels "The Trial of Billy Jack" (1974) and "Billy Jack Goes to Washington" (1977), which continued to follow the character's adventures as he fought against injustice and oppression.

Overall, the "Billy Jack" movies are known for their socially conscious themes, action-packed fight scenes, and the charismatic performance of Tom Laughlin as the titular character. The films have gained a dedicated following over the years and remain popular among fans of 1970s-era action cinema.