They released I'M GONNA GIT YOU SUCKA (1988) which I picked up on thursday for a quid from CEX.A nice spoof of the Blaxploitation genre (Along with Black Dynamite) which spoofs everything from Shaft to Abby.

I'm Gonna Git You Sucka and Black Dynamite make a cracking double bill.

It's nearly as good as Don't Be A Menace To South Central Whilst Drinking Juice In The Hood and CB4

I THREW THAT SHIT BEFORE I WALKED IN THE ROOM!

Saw the film quite recently - I was a little surprised that the title track wasn't the same version I know and love from Jackie Brown - thought it was quite a poor version to be honest, with a much weaker vocal . . .

I saw Mandingo a few weeks back - that's an odd one! It's got the veneer of a respectable 'Hollywood epic', a worthy film about slavery starring James Mason - but then you've got a load of full-on exploitation stuff, including a brutal fight scene with a bare teeth throat ripping! :eek: worth a watch . . .

My Nan was a massive fan of "Mandingo", "Drum" and all the other slave exploitation films. She also had a huge collection of similar themed books! Naughty Nan.

I used to own ILC Prime's release of the above until the widescreen R1 DVD arrived.

I Like the film too and watch out for a young Chris Rock rubbing Issac Hayes up the wrong way. The latter's fake Kung Fu moment also merits a laugh.

You gotta love the scene where former main man Antonio Fargas leaves jail in his '70s pimp attire and is promptly ridiculed off the streets! Also, good guy Jack Spade being reminded of when he was bullied by a family of midgets back at school.

"From the waist down you're mine!":lol:

I believe the Wayans brothers initially wanted Fred 'The Hammer' Williamson to appear in IGGYS and spoof his nickname persona. However, the above Blaxploitation legend was apparently less than impressed with the idea and reportedly flew over to the Wayans production office purely to tear up the film's script in front of the relevant siblings.:)

I think i'll stick with ILC Prime's fullscreen SH DVD since this release is at least an actual DVD and not a modified variant. Generally, i never go for a non-letterboxed edition over a widescreen version but in this case i'll make an exception. I purchased my own British SH copy years ago and it's still sealed!:blush:

I snapped up the above title years ago along with Universal's Willie Dynamite and That Man Bolt DVDs. The latter is the only one i've managed to watch so far and the other two remain brand new!:blush:

Damn right and i'm looking forward to seeing BD sooner or later. I own both the R1 and R2 DVDs just waiting to be watched at the right time.;)

I still recommend Hitman, Hell Up In Harlem, The Black Gestapo, Cotton Comes To Harlem, Black Cobra and Friday Foster.