Tales From The Hood 2

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	Keith David	Portifoy Simms
	Bryan Batt	John Lloyd
	Lou Beatty Jr.	Floyd
	Alexandria Deberry	Audrey
	Bill Martin Williams	Dumass Beach
	Martin Bats Bradford	Brian
	Kendrick Cross	Henry Bradley
	Jasmine Akakpo	Zoe
	Kedrick Brown	Booze
	Chad L. Chambers	Gore
	Greta Glenn	Momma Bradley
	Jason Kirkpatrick	J.W. Millam
	Jay Huguley	Fitch Measpine
	Alicia Davis Johnson	Pollyannas Hockenbull
	Andy Cohen	Philip
	Kenneth Kynt Bryan	Golliwag
	Creighton Thomas	Cliff Bettis
	Johnny Ballance	Stage Manager
	Jennifer Hamilton Collins	Susan
	Jeanne Caldarera	Susan's Sister
	Victoria Patenaude	Elderly Lady
	Terese Aiello	Daughter of Elderly Lady
	Sandra Gutierrez	Sandra Blake
	Alexandria Ponce	Carmen
	Cat Limket	Liz

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Director	Rusty Cundieff
	Darin Scott
Writer	Rusty Cundieff, Darin Scott
Producer	Robert Aaronson, Rusty Cundieff, Elaine Dysinger, Griff Furst, Spike Lee, Darin Scott, Share Stallings, Jim Steele
Musician	Frederik Wiedmann
Photography	Keith L. Smith

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My quick rating - 5,2/10. Another anthology following up the acclaimed original (no Spike Lee here). Again Mr. Simms (Keith David) is back to share some tales of true terror and also feed to the subplot of inputting these stories as thoughts for an Ai bot being designed for police enforcement. Each tale is unique with my favorite being a story of a killed gangbanger-type (this movie is made to seriously play off the stereotypes given to blacks, african americans, whatever is the PC term of the week) who comes back in spirit to haunt a rich, white man and get revenge on those who killed them. And it wouldn't be complete without making fun of the stereotype of white women wanting to screw black men. The horror is negligible but this one was very funny. To be honest, as a whole this is by far more of a comedy with horror elements. Each has its own message, some more obvious than others. And the wrap up for this one is quite amusing. Simms (David) once again steals the show even if his character is just the storyteller, well, and the Devil. Good for a few laughs, not exceptional or bad.

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