Pam Grier is my sidekick, do or die chick! No woman has ever put it down on the big screen like Pam Grier. She is the female Sylvester Stallone, Arnold schwarzenegger & Bruce Lee rolled into one. This movie is beyond a classic.

By far this flick is in my top 5 for the funniest films ever. I grew up watching this film and to this very day it's still packed with timeless laughs. How can one location be so entertaining. Also this film has one of the greatest, timeless soundtracks ever performed by Norman Whitfields protege's Rose Royce. They definitely don't make soundtracks like this anymore.

"I curse you black prince, you will be called Blacula!" Man this movie is the sh@t! Gene Page was sick for this soundtrack.

One of my favorite Gene Hackman films, this is his finest work. This film is action packed minus all the flamboyant computerization they use nowadays, just straight raw footage with the most classic car chase ever. This is definitely a must have in your vintage collection.

This is Max Julien's classic debut. This film has alot of history from the ongoing Black Pather feuds to the graphic death of Fred Ward. This film also made a big impact on the hip hop culture courtesy of Willie Hutch's all time melodic soundtrack, which was sampled from Snoop to Jahiem. Max Julien went on to screenwrite and co-produce Cleopatra Jones right after.

This is Gordon Park's classic flick. Richard Roundtree was born for this role. The signature leather coat, mudd n' chops and all. No one could ever look so cool, calm, and collective whippin' somebody's a@@ like Rich. Great Soundtrack from Issac Hayes as well. My favorite track is Cafe Regio's.

My man Priest! Ron O' Neal signaturized the game with his very descriptive role in this classic pimpolicious film by Sig Shore. R.I.P Ron O.G. Neal.

Emma Mae was country as hell, but she was hard as concrete. Zeke was a fool! From Georgia to Watts, Emma Mae had heart. I like this film it had alot of guts.

"You rat suit wearin' mutha...!" Rudy Ray Moore is a comical legend. Queen Bee! And we ain't talkin' about Lil' Kim.

Apollo Creed! This is one of my all time favorite action films from the 80's. With my man Herbie Hancock on the musical score. And Vanity was sexy as hell, even as a junky. My favorite line in the film is: "Why'cho lookin' fo' Poppa Dock?"

This is a great film featuring two extremely great actors Yappet Kotto and Anthony Quinn. They hated each other in the film, and had so much chemistry doing it. Booby Womack and J.J Johnson provided a powerful soundtrack. This film is raw and hit's straight to the gut.

Jim and James Brown! Ain't that a blump. And Ed McMahon as the villain? Gloria Hendry does the job right as Slaughter's love bug.

B.J. Hammer! Fred is always entertaining to watch. I especially like the white braud in the film that tries so hard to be his ni@@a bi@ch.