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Jack Spade
Bernie Casey
John Slade
Antonio Fargas
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Steve James
Kung Fu Joe
Isaac Hayes
Hammer
Jim Brown
Slammer
Ja'net DuBois
Ma Bell
Dawnn Lewis
Cheryl
John Vernon
Mr. Big
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Lt. Baker
Kadeem Hardison
Willie
Damon Wayans
Leonard
George James
Bruno
Marc Figueroa
Knuckles
David Alan Grier
Newsman
Chris Rock
Rib Joint Customer
Tony Cox
Wayne Evans
Anne-Marie Johnson
Cherry
Clarence Williams III
Kalinga
Ariana Richards
Little Girl
Shawn Wayans
Pedestrian
Marlon Wayans
Pedestrian
Kim Wayans
Nightclub Singer
John Witherspoon
Reverend
Robert Colbert
Farrell
Marilyn Coleman
Funeral Mourner
Jester Hairston
Pop
Hawthorne James
One Eyed Sam
Gary Owens
Gary Owens
Eve Plumb
Kalinga's Wife
Michael Goldfinger
Sergeant
Homeselle Joy
Mourner
Vickilyn Reynolds
Sadie
Paul Motley
Luther
Charles Cozart
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Brian Maguire
Policeman
Ben Ryan Ganger
Little Boy
Carl Craig
Man in Love
Nancy Cheryll Davis
Woman
Robin Harris
Bartender at Sam's
Cullen G. Chambers
Brothel Man
Terri Bivalacqua
Brothel Woman
J.W. Alexander
Inmate
Roy Fegan
Dead Pimp
Howard Allen
Coffee Shop Customer
Bee-Be Smith
Coffee Shop Waitress
Bobby McGee
Pimp
Dana Mackey
Big Brim Bouncer
Lou B. Washington
Big Brim Bartender
Bobby Mardis
June Bug / Big Brim Pimp #1
Wren T. Brown
Big Brim Pimp #2
Nadia Wayans
Bar Patron
Joya Thorner
Bar Patron
Yvonne Doggett
Bar Patron
Barry Craig
Bar Patron
María Díaz
Bar Patron
Tom Wright
Brothel Man
Eugene Robert Glazer
Officer
Michael Conn
Officer
Finis Henderson III
Player
Terry Christiano
Bimbo
Liza Cruzat
Bimbo
Peter McCarthy
Weasel
Bentley Kyle Evans
Crowd Member
Richard McGregor
Gang Member
Tommy Morgan Jr.
Referee
Gerald Walker
Man in Audience
Kojo Lewis
Watchman
Danny Raghunath
Pedestrian
Doran Reed
Pedestrian
Jorga Caye
Townsperson (uncredited)
Phil Fondacaro
Evans Brother (uncredited)
David Lautrec
Pedestrian (uncredited)
Peggy Lipton
Minor Role (uncredited)
Laini Thompson
Police Officer (uncredited)
Robert Townsend
Minor Role (uncredited)

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A review by GenerationofSwine

Written by GenerationofSwine on Sat Jan 14 2023

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....