I wanna thank you 4 showing these Classic Movies. it's a shame how a lot of these movies were labeled blaxploitation films. a lot of people looked down at these movies. granted some of them were bad, but a lot of them were made by us. in that period from the late 60s to the late 70s a lot of black people were getting work behind the camera's . as as well as in front of it. l was born in 65 so l was too young to fully understand the full impact that these movies had on our culture. now as a grown ass man l can appreciate & really enjoy these movies. thank you for this gift of Cinematic Treasures.

@reelblack

4 жыл бұрын

You are welcome.

@seanparker3895

4 жыл бұрын

Lighting 1987 theses movies are grate I grue up watching Blaxploitation movies

@robertgibbs7513

4 жыл бұрын

I enjoy watching these old school movies I have appreciation for them they are classic

@standupG1

4 жыл бұрын

@@seanparker3895 With all due respect, I hope English is NOT your first language.

@basementvybz309

Ай бұрын

The did it to destroy black cinema

I stopped watching television. I just wait until you post your videos. I totally enjoy your channel. Thank you.

I like that dude is a pilot..and a business owner with legit money. Positive film

@JAWrightonline

4 жыл бұрын

Who are YOU???

Your channel is so dope to me. Better than TV or Netflix

@bo24.u.98

4 жыл бұрын

HELL YEA!!!! LOL

@Writeher

4 жыл бұрын

Its saimply the best

@abdulmuhammad8900

4 жыл бұрын

truth

@mrs.evelynkerr8799

4 жыл бұрын

💯😘

@auntroachkiller6086

4 жыл бұрын

" Arthor, is that you? Listen to me son....." Loved the ending.

Thank you for another film I would never have known existed if not for you. Thanks a million! :).

@abdulmuhammad8900

4 жыл бұрын

4 real cuz i never heard of this joint

how in tf did I get so lucky and stumble upon this masterpiece?

VERY UPLIFTING! Brother is an ENTREPRENEUR, A PLIOT , WITH HIS OWN JET, and MIND SET! Not A gang member, NOT SELLING DOPE! WOW! This wasn’t supposed to be released, probably didn’t do well at the box offices because it’s so POSITIVE!

@paulhunter6742

Ай бұрын

Where were films like this in 1970s? All I ever saw were stories about Pimps, Drug dealers and Prostitutes with Revenge complex. About only good guy was, detective John Shaft.

Thank you for uploading. It's good to see uplifting and positive film like this especially during these times.

Chuck Daniel plays the lead role as A.J. Fox. I cannot seem to find any info on him or updated photos. I pray he is doing fine. The woman playing the mother is Juanita Moore, born 1914 and passed away in 2014. This film also goes under the title: Fox Style Killer. The film was released in June, 1973.

@reelblack

4 жыл бұрын

Juanita Moore, the mother from the 1959 version of Imitation of Life. yes. that for sharing.

@TheJoaniejoancansew

4 жыл бұрын

Chuck Daniel was in a movie with Jim Brown. "Black Gunn"

@TheJoaniejoancansew

4 жыл бұрын

@@reelblack your channel rocks!!!

@Dwynislow50

4 жыл бұрын

@@reelblack Juanita moore also played Goldie(Max Julien) mother in influential blaxploitation film The Mack(1973)

This is how a successful movie or tv show with black folk should be made without being a drug dealer or gangbanger. Legit success not like Empire or Power.

@robertnelsonjr4648

4 жыл бұрын

Power is about drug Dealers

@CamsPurpleCorner

4 жыл бұрын

@@robertnelsonjr4648 Which is the reason they said, "NOT" like Empire or Power........😏

@malachimaxxel

4 жыл бұрын

INDEED

@mindsoulpower

4 жыл бұрын

there are criminals in the movie. prostitutes etc.. wake up

@scottconnors8419

4 жыл бұрын

Mind Power that's funny, guess some stuff not illegal to some,look at our country now...Jeeeez...blaxploitation is a great find,some funny n harrowing stuff in the late 60,s more so 70,s

Young black, mom-dad black -white tv what a trip 60-70's growing-up soul music what a trip we still here thank God we can't help are self's,stay bless to all old teachings remember.we do one love, rock-'n'-roll family.

This is an excellent film. I was a little boy in 1973. From a perspective of social and economic examination, this film does demonstrate how black pastors are often the enabling sources for much of the dysfunction currently seen in black communities.

@dwighthayes4738

4 жыл бұрын

@J Peavy 100% correct. If I recall correctly she used the term The Federation as it concerned such so called pastors that were being selected to enable their agendas inside of black communities. Many pastors were also identified as trouble makers and they were avoided by Sanger and her ilk.

@davidmcfarlane9185

4 жыл бұрын

J Peavy Correct

Real projections of masculine and feminine roles and energy

Classic from 1973! ❤️‍🔥

Another Master piece of a movie. You're doing exceptionally brilliant with your channel. It's so rich in black history, Education , knowledge and inspiration. Keep it up brother. Much love from Biafra.

A time piece! Love the big cars!

Thank You for sharing. GREAT POSITIVE MOVIE 💪🏾🙏🏾✊🏾

Love this channel, especially the documentaries and historical content. And Black flicks I've never seen. Keep going❤😍 Thank you!!

I love these! I live in Texas as well. My Saturday night movie..thanx

Love all your uploads!!! Great Rare. Film 🎥

THANKS for uploading this! Thoroughly enjoyable!

This movies is one of a kind a real classic with good actors. I don’t know why I didn’t saw this movie when I were younger.

The beautiful 70s 💖

I like watching us in positive roles not looking like a goofball.

I love this channel. Good film that I would've otherwise not known about. Thank you.

Good story about a hard working man making a difference in his old neighborhood where drugs are not the main issue.

Thank you for posting this! Never got to see it, even on the old vhs days. 📽 ✨🙏✨

Woow!! another outstanding Blaxploitation movie @ Reelblack thank you for uploading this movie!!!!!

I thought I saw all the Blaxploition movies back Then.(I was in my 20s, with a big Fro , flashy bell bottoms and a rhinestone peace sign on the back of my denim jacket) This one slipped past me. Interesting plot. The preacher was hilarious.

I enjoy these black movies because they always displayed blacks as Cops, lawyers ,judges and other prominent figures instead of always just a gangster or drug user.

Stop calling it Black exploitation , it just Black Movies that's all , and we enjoyed them and still enjoying them today 🏆🏆🏆🎬📽️🇺🇸🗽

@housepianist

4 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you. It's not exploitation. If that were true, then women, kids, the elderly, Hispanics, Asians, space creatures, dinosaurs, angry white men, etc, would be exploited too. It's what people want to see.

@auntroachkiller6086

4 жыл бұрын

Gtasshopper That's simply what they were called back then. I don't think the term was degrading.

Wow.....so glad I came across this movie; very inspirational...love it.

Well I tell you give me the opportunity to see movies that I never saw before neither that You still have them archive Your the best and thanks for sharing one Love💓💕🌎🌻👬🌹💋☝

This what it is Back in the day Classy not assy💃👍🏻

Every last one of these movies has an EPIC ENDING, with so much reality you can relate to your life or lifestyle WOW!!!

This is another film from the 70s that got by me. Great Flick!!!

Midway and this movie's got me all warm and fuzzy. ✊🏽👏🏽

This is a very good 1973 Indie Blaxploitation movie!!

I'm grateful for your collection of African American (rare) cinema. I have compiled a collection of African American movies dating to the early 1920"s on. Your films are a welcome addition to my collection. All which my children, grandchildren, and great-grand's can see our own world of cinema

Thank you Reelblack.Goat.

Momma says, "You both done good, but you ain't done RIGHT!"

@blessedam1210

4 жыл бұрын

Black mama's did not play.

Fantastic film, every second is great of everyone and everything ❣️

I enjoy the movies and shows you upload on this channel

Mr Dunbar thought he was slick trying to put gin in the lemonade

I was born I 1974 thank you so much!

GREAT Movie!!! It's a perfect movie. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Woah, what a channel !!

Great movie and like the family plot of it...like it..like it

Love your channel

"I thought you're supposed to feed me first?"

DAMN so that is Richard Lawson omg😄😄😄wow ok Damn Fox I 👀👀u

these very rare and hard to find movies

Gday luv Elder here kept passing it over due to the Title. But glad I finally took a chance Positive energy but at the dinner table felt the dude who had a snack prior is a 🐍..greedy for food. Love the fact it's Seminole City A proud Nation indeed Second generation Cherokee Third generation Cree Family married into the Shinnecock Nation

GREAT Channel!!

@reelblack

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

38 minutes in that was hardest flex I’ve ever seen in my life 😂😂😂😂

This one top notch movie well done supber acting but Rambo get bad mind and get bad great watching thanks

Good movie. I wanted it to be longer

42:00 oh yeah, I've pulled the old 'set the boat on fire' move. Smooooth

WOW Outstanding

Aww yea!!! FOX STYLE!

Much Gratitude.

@1:19:00 "Any woman knows the first thing a man needs is feeding"thumbs up for that line alone... kinda makes me wish I could time travel back to 1973

Thank you

Black folk with a private Jet 1973, Heavy

White guy 56 seen this a dozen times and watching again thanks

THAT SOUL FOOD LOOK GOOD🙌💖🎯🔥

great movie!!

anyone know the music at 59:38, be very grateful if anyone could help

Never seen this one before.

Cool movie

Look at Beyoncé step daddy! 🤣🤣🤣

@kerenkares6109

4 жыл бұрын

👀🤣🤣🤣

@caroljackson4093

4 жыл бұрын

Actress Bianca Lawson’s dad, and Beyoncé and Solange’s step dad. Tina’s husband. I’m done 😂.

@caroljackson4093

4 жыл бұрын

Roger Jones No big deal whatsoever other than pointing out that he’s more that just Beyoncé stepdad and that his daughter Bianca and his wife Tina should be acknowledged before Beyoncé and as well as Beyoncé periodt & point blank. You stay safe and blessings unto you and yours.

“That ain’t no lady, that’s my momma.” The 🤬 he meant by that ?🤣🤦🏽‍♀️😂

@sonychiba4733

3 жыл бұрын

Mama Don't Take No Mess🤣🤣🌷

This soundtrack is KICK-ASS

That black caddy look like the one that Scarface talked about in his rap song. Lol

Tommy lee jones uncredited as Mr. Calhoun

thank you .

Great movie !!!

Does anybody know of any other blaxploitation flicks filmed in Texas?

@reelblack

2 жыл бұрын

Riverbend

I love this movie...

Richard Lawson is the man!!!

@m.upshaw514

4 жыл бұрын

I kept looking like I have seen this dude before in movies and tv. I love these old films.

Really pleasant movie.

Awesome Movie

well done

Bravo. Bravo.

Vastly superior to current fare. Not only a better time in America when people were more attractive, but better acting, a better story, better looking actors, and actually higher quality production values than a lot what you get today.

Awesome movie

39:54 This comment is for me to use in a song, thanks for posting these.

Mr. Richard Lawson "Mr. Fox" has ALWAYS been FINE And STILL looks Good, Now........Cannot beat tht "Salt & Pepper" beard/look!❤ He is One HANDSOME Man...😘

can u get fred williamson & some rudg ray moore please??????? pretty plzzx

@reelblack

4 жыл бұрын

There’s plenty of RR Moore and Queen Bee on the channel. Williamson there’s an episode of Julia currently posted. A couple other things I’ll share once we clear our copyright hurdles

I never heard of this movie.

ty😁

What is indie blaxploitation?

44:54 Tommy Smothers IS Harry Morgan in the Johnathan Winters story!

This was actually a sweet, uplifting little movie, which is especially surprising considering the time it was made. It lacks the bitterness, resentment, and cynicism often seen in black movies of that period. My only complaint is it appears that the N-word has been excised from this print, which kind of takes the punch out of some of the dialogue. We know who the bad guys are. It's okay to have bad people say bad things. But otherwise, I really liked this! Thank you for posting it!

101:57 bad edit: goes from lady being cool and receptive to the citronella, then the lady is offended like the dude felt her up or something. Hope to find the outtake for this section. The characters dialogue and action that fills in the gap between calm to mild freakout would make that scene pop, possibly in a comedic way.

@Havoc-g7v

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly I was like huhhhh🤔

Reel-Black, are you able to get and upload a copy of Harry Belafonte's 1960 TV Special with Norman Jewison (Belafonte, New York 19)? It was on KZread before, but now that I'm ready to watch it I can't find it...

@reelblack

4 жыл бұрын

I never knew about that one. In a perfect world, we would have a box set of all of Mr. Belafonte’s TV specials. He did some marvelous work in the 1960s. The Strollin’ 30s and A Time For Laughter are due for rediscovery.

@bOmBAsTiK

4 жыл бұрын

@@reelblack I learned about it from watching a documentary on him, "Sing Your Song" and from the clips I saw it looked pretty good. Like I mentioned, it was on YT earlier this year, now I can't find it smh...

I wonder if any of the movies really base on real people, from Dolemite to foxy brown, shebba, trouble man

Nice positive role model! Momma was sickening though!

KOOL !!!1

@16:30 Rallo is that you?👀 he reminds me of Rallo🤷🏽‍♀️