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Early release for Tales From The Hood (1995) KILL COUNT (Patreon)

Published:
2020-09-30 14:53:57
Imported:
2026-06

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Hey Patrons, here's this early release for this week!

The link MIGHT go private Thursday night (Oct.. 1st) but if that happens, it will be available again Friday morning.

Thanks everyone! Enjoy!

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Tales from the Hood (1995) KILL COUNT

Comments

Eric Thornhill

Love that movie!. Saw it when it came out on VHS. Sampson Simpson as the devil what's not to love! Seriously underrated

Rya George

Am I the only one who thought of the Substitute Teacher skit from Key and Peele when I heard the name of the teacher? Fun fact, my cousins met one of the producers before and the imagery of Crazy K facing his conscious looked as if he was in the electric chair on purpose. I’m from Manning, South Carolina which is pretty much a stone throw away from where the George Stinney lived from the George Stinney case. That’s the case when they sent a 14 year old to the electric chair because he was the scapegoat of the trial of 2 young white girls. My cousin asked about that and they said that was the point

Aaron Smith

I found this movie to watch before the kill count!

Mr. Dan Challis

This movie is still very reflective of today and shows how little change there has been in the last 25 years.

Becky Gilligan

Do the stupid movie drive thur 2007 slasher comedy.

J.Fro90

I wanna thank you James for doing this movie, this movie is extremely personal for me, I feel like as a black kid who loved horror, this was the 1st "black horror movie" that I maybe ever saw, and up until fairly recently I'd say it was the best (might still be a contender if I thought about it). You covering it the way you did that shows you loved the movie & that you get the movie & respect the movie, means a lot to me, it's 1 of those things I actually have wondered like "do white people even know this exists?" LOFL Job well done my fellow Detroit native & former Universal employee friend. :) (and we're on the same page about pt.2)