'They Cloned Tyrone' draws inspiration from Blaxploitation era films
“They Cloned Tyrone” is a pulpy mystery caper of uncanny occurrences, propeling an unlikely trio — John Boyega, Teyonah Parris and Jaime Foxx — onto the trail of a nefarious
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“They Cloned Tyrone” is a pulpy mystery caper of uncanny occurrences, propeling an unlikely trio — John Boyega, Teyonah Parris and Jaime Foxx — onto the trail of a nefarious
When my son Jason, whom I affectionately call Son No. 2, was 6 years old, I was reading him the story of the "Ugly Duckling." I remember the little ducks being white, and the ugly duckling being black. The little black duckling was shunned by the other ducks, and they would not play with him because of his color.
Action. another message. then several films before mine. there were sports figures, quite a few were done. they weren't called black exploitation until a woman steps into the men's shoes and posturing like a man. >> did you feel comfortable with it? >> i said let's dialogue and talk. >> how about if i have you read a portion of what black exploitation was all about. you talk about, you know, the plot. kind of what black exploitation. >> when i walk in the room and they say waka, waka. >> here she is. >> the black characters were hood guard and represented warner brothers with fashions of mgm g...