D’Urville Martin
BOSS (1975)
BOSS (1975) REVIEWED “Boss” has been having a minor comeback among film nerds. Many hear the claims of older film nerds that state the film was only released by Paramount as Boss. Others l...
FIVE ON THE BLACK HAND SIDE
FIVE ON THE BLACK HAND SIDE REVIEWED “Five on the Black Hand Side” is a milestone in terms of African-American cinema. While it tackled issues that later films like “Barbershop”...
HELL UP IN HARLEM
HELL UP IN HARLEM REVIEWED “Hell Up in Harlem” is the forced follow-up to “Black Caesar”. When you consider that the first movie ended with Fred Williamson getting gunned down,...
