Ralph Macchio

Joe Seneca

Jami Gertz

Joe Morton

Robert Judd

Steve Vai

Tim Russ

Dennis Lipscomb

Harry Carey, Jr.

Wally Taylor

Allan Arbus

Edward Walsh

John Hancock

Allan Graf

Al Fann

Guy Killum

Gretchen Palmer

Tom Donaldson

Akosua Busia

Royce Wallace

J.W. Smith

Diana Bellamy

Karen Huie

Robin Townsend

Jeanne Kiely

Winifred Freedman

Dolores Aguanno

Debra Laws

Diane Robin

Leslie Morris

Gloria Delaney

Jo Marie Payton

Angela Robinson Witherspoon

Deborra Hampton

Le Van Hawkins

Jason Ross

Natasha Peacock

Agnes Narciso

Frank Frost

John Price

Otis Taylor

Richard 'Shubby' Holmes

Terry L. Evans

Bobby A. King

Sam King

Arnold McCuller

Willie J. Greene Jr.

Walter Hill

John Fusco

Albert Heschong

Marvin March

Michael Germain

Dagmar Loesch

Ry Cooder

Pat Romano

John Bailey

Freeman A. Davies

Jack T. Collis

Mark Carliner

Tim Zinnemann

Sonny Terry

John 'Juke' Logan

Drama

Music

Mystery

Romance

Crossroads

Columbia Pictures

United States of America

Yeah, who doesn't love Robert Johnson, right? OK, well that's not true, I have friends that are Beatles fans... and the thing about them is that they are pure, unadulterated, pop. And the Stones play the blues. Cream plays the blues, Grand Funk, CCR, even Pearl Jam from time to time.

The people that don't like Robert Johnson are pure pop fans. Everyone else listens to the blues.

That is what this is, it's a love letter to the blues via the Robert Johnson crossroads legend, the traveling hobo bluesmen of the 1930s, it's a thank you to people like WC Handy and everyone that goes down to Memphis and works their way south just to see where it all started.

But, for the pure pop fans, it's just the Karate Kid with a guitar and the kindly instructor with a harmonica.

If you're into that kind of thing, it's a movie you'll appreciate, you'll probably even like. But if you're a pure pop guy... it's probably not your thing, but watch it anyways, because you wouldn't even have pop without what this is paying tribute to.