Tales from the Hood

"SO fun, a great slice of campy 90's black-directed, black-produced horror. the american flag is purposefully used in two shorts to highlight the hypocrisy of the american judicial and administrative systems with regards to black men--most memorably clutched by a 'former' KKK member like a security blanket trying to ward off his ancestral and personal karma. the mural short feels like a homage to the original Candyman film, and that one is the most emotionally devastating wrt police brutality. but my favorite is the monster short, with the sympathetic magic and the teacher who makes a difference by paying attention and acting on his gut instincts (not really sure why the mother was flirting with another man so hard so close to her husband coming home, but ok). the classroom design brought me right back to my elementary school years (tho we didn't have the fancy dress code)."

"Old classic I watched growing up. Great storytelling throughout this film. Three young hustlers looking for stolen drugs in a mortuary become interested in the stories being told by the undertaker. "

"One of my favorite horror films of all time ."

"Nothing scared me more than this when I was a kid. Still top 5 best horror anthologies ever! "

"I nice blend of hood and horror with meaningful plots"

"Funny kinda, not very scary."

"Rest in peace, Clarence Williams III."

"Hilarious"

"Crazy K the convo he had with the white dude in prison and after all that bs he still didnt care smh deep"

"This movie shows a lot. It shows about abuse,gang violence, police brutality, and racism. All in all it is a good movie and the ending is awesome. Welcome, to hell. MOTHA FUCKASSSSSSSSSSSSSSS"