Good to Go

The film follows a jaded journalist who investigates a rape and murder linked to a Go-Go club, uncovering the establishment's underlying racism. With its focus on hip-hop and funk, Good to Go captures the vibrant music scene of the era while tackling issues such as drug abuse and gang culture.

With a runtime of 90 minutes, the film features a notable cast including Art Garfunkel, Robert DoQui, and Hattie Winston. Collectors interested in crime thrillers or music-focused narratives from the 1980s may find this film particularly engaging. The combination of genres and its setting in Washington D.C. adds a unique layer to the viewing experience.