Status
Released
original language
English
Budget
$ 3000000
Revenue
$ 13000000

Jack Spade

John Slade

Flyguy

Kung Fu Joe

Hammer

Slammer

Ma Bell

Cheryl

Mr. Big

Lt. Baker

Willie

Leonard

Bruno

Knuckles

Newsman

Rib Joint Customer

Wayne Evans

Cherry

Kalinga

Little Girl

Pedestrian

Pedestrian

Nightclub Singer

Reverend

Farrell

Funeral Mourner

Pop

One Eyed Sam

Gary Owens

Kalinga's Wife

Sergeant

Mourner

Sadie

Luther

Anchorman

Policeman

Little Boy

Man in Love

Woman

Bartender at Sam's

Brothel Man

Brothel Woman

Inmate

Dead Pimp

Coffee Shop Customer

Coffee Shop Waitress

Pimp

Big Brim Bouncer

Big Brim Bartender

June Bug / Big Brim Pimp #1

Big Brim Pimp #2

Bar Patron

Bar Patron

Bar Patron

Bar Patron

Bar Patron

Brothel Man

Officer

Officer

Player

Bimbo

Bimbo

Weasel

Crowd Member

Gang Member

Referee

Man in Audience

Watchman

Pedestrian

Pedestrian

Townsperson (uncredited)

Evans Brother (uncredited)

Pedestrian (uncredited)

Minor Role (uncredited)

Police Officer (uncredited)

Minor Role (uncredited)

Written by GenerationofSwine on 2023-01-14
This was hysterical and in the Mel Brooks and Zuker brothers kind of way. The humor is over-the-top and extremely stupid. And what's not to love about that? It's a spoof of the blaksploitation movies from the 70s, and despite the absurd humor, it actually approaches the genre with a meticulous eye carefully hitting all the tropes. But, you don't need to know any of that. All you really need to know is that the film is smartly stupid, absolutely hysterical, and a total joy to watch. It ranks up there with classic comedies and, most importantly of all, it will entertain you.