We Want Grace! We Want Grace! "Grace Ain't Coming, Grace Ain't coming!" One of the few things I remember from when I rented this movie wayyyyyyyy back in the day

This was awesome! I never heard of this movie before.

"Now get out of my car cos u fucking up my nice day."

I love that it takes a full half an hour before a plot shows up.

I love this series

Now do Cool Breeze!

These are awesome.

Interesting strategy to use a different name in the Asia markets.

You're right, Lurch with that voice is very scary. 😱🙀

That bald, White dude just LOOKS evil as hell He was born to play a bad guy

NIce to see a channel. Refreshing. I hope it's not an AI narrator though.

Never heard of this one will check this one out

Awesome find👊🏽

Another movie I was going to mention lol I saw this on TNT back in the late 90s. You’re on it my brother. 👍🏾

Jim Brown was always the same bad mofo.😂🤣😂

The Indian is his name? That's odd but I'll go with it.

This one of my favorite series on youtube

Thanks for coming through strong for BHM💯👊🏾

I've held this DVD in my hand many times at the local shop. Maybe next time I'll buy it. It looks pretty interesting.

Richard Roundtree as “The Black Man”

what a trip down memory lane! Still the best sketch show ever.

Rick Baker is the Steven Spielberg of art effects. ❤

1:43 😂😂😂...I see what you did there. 😂

I like different concepts for movies, sometimes it's nice to change it up every now and then. 😁

I don't see how you keep finding em but THANKS👍🏽👊🏾

Awesome to have u back!🎉❤

This movie is hilarious great video!

It's great to see the host back and it's around Black History Month. 😊

OMG, this is one of the movies I was going to refer to you about lmao

and Robocop was shot in Houston! Yee hawww!

0:56 You and the pops favor each other.

Janet being a child actress in “Good Times” helped her

You just got yourself another sub.

That movie was hilarious. I always loved it.

You are right this movie is still good after all these years

Don't forget "Soul Man" with C. Thomas Howell, Rae Dawn Chong and James Earl Jones. It's hard to classify. But Mr. Jones and Mr. Howell have a poignant moment at the end of the film which almost redeems this oddity.

Your videos is giving me a watchlist to watch during Black history month.

Yea this movie definitely dropped the ball

Thanks Bro. Never heard of this on💯

I really appreciate you doing this series on Black films a lot of people might not know about.

You should do a top 10 Good Times episodes list

Most of those "High school" kids look damn near 30

Ayeeeeee

If anyone wants more info about Calvin Lockhart, the Ashley SaySo channel has a good video she put together on him

Good to see you back man🤝

I've thought House Party 2 was ass since I watched it at the movie theater as a kid. It was boring, felt too long, and it was more like a sequel to Class Act than House Party, minus those laughs too. I'm witchu bro

Excellent video! Everyone make sure yall like and share this video with friends and make them watch all month!

I'm a big fan of this one. It's a little broad at the beginning, but once it settles down, it becomes something really special. Godfrey Cambridge is way under rated. He was in two movies in 1970 that jump started blaxploitation -- this and Cotton Comes to Harlem -- but doesn't get the credit he deserves when film historians skip over those and say Shaft and Sweetback were the beginning.

I’m glad you’re back, bro! I apologize I messaged you last February when you did the Black History Month. You were saying you may not do anymore because you thought you ran out of movies but actually you hadn’t. I was planning on giving you a whole list of blaxploitation films that you hadnt Reviewed yet I had a whole year to do it and I forgot lol my apologies but I’m glad you’re back.

My least favorite in the trilogy, but it’s far from a bad movie.