Reviewed by Brett Cullum
Quote: "Mahogany inspired millions of drag queens, influenced thousands of budding fashion designers, and ruined a handful of acting careers. This delectable tripe was misguided from the start."

Reviewed by Ryan Keefer
Quote: "Despite Pulp's huge box office totals, and the impact it had on film in America, I've found myself watching Jackie Brown a lot more over the last few years."

Reviewed by Bill Gibron
Quote: "When a show like Hong Kong Phooey offers a livelier take on the entire martial arts genre, you know it's time to jump the judo ship. There is nothing here worth wasting your time on."

Reviewed by Rob Lineberger
Quote: "If you have a rowdy gang of schlock appreciators and a case of beer handy, Big Alligator River offers copious opportunity for even the least witty to get in a good zinger. "

Reviewed by Rob Lineberger
Quote: "In the back of my mind, I realize that Black Shampoo is a bad movie. That didn't stop me from enjoying the hell out of it."

Reviewed by Paul Corupe
Quote: "A crackerjack crime drama that hinges less on the implied heroics of Blues and Folks than it does the tense moral dilemma that lies at the heart of the film, Trick Baby is certainly no scam on the audience's pocketbook; this is a diamond in the rough worth considerably more than the fake, back alley ice peddled on unsuspecting marks."

Reviewed by Paul Corupe
Quote: "With his cigar and exceptional poise, Williamson projects a menacing cool, and he's well suited to this character. Unlike many of the lower rent blaxploitation stars, Williamson is an extremely reliable action actor, and handles himself consistently well in all types of scenes."

Reviewed by Bill Gibron
Quote: "It was like an earthquake when it hit. No one had anticipated such a shocking cultural impact. The studios had scoffed at it, refusing to even consider funding such a fiasco. Those surrounding its creator, the infamous black filmmaker Melvin Van Peebles, felt it would be career suicide."

Reviewed by Bill Gibron
Quote: "Taking this as an invitation for that 'free love' thing she's been so desperate to learn about, Diane drops by the S-man's digs and before you can say -- or make that spell -- lysergic acid diethylamide, our chemical virgin is trippin' like President Ford on a gangplank. The next thing you know, Sonny is riding her like he's got the last seat on the Merry Prankster's bus."

Reviewed by Paul Corupe
Quote: "Far from a bad mutha, Truck Turner lacks the grittiness of more notable genre efforts like Superfly and Coffy. It feels more like a typical 1970s drive-in cheapie than a bona fide blaxploitation film."