I have The Mack on VHS. I cant wait to get the DVD! Thats awesome! The Mack and Coffy are my top 2 favorite Blaxploitation films.
Some other cool Blaxploitation films (I dont know if some of these are on VHS, DVD yet):
Darktown Strutters
JDs Revenge
Adios Amigo
Five on The Black Hand Side
Cornbread Earl and Me
Uptown Saturday Night
Lets Do It Again
Sweet Sweetbacks Badasssss Song
Abby
Blacula
Scream Blacula Scream
Friday Foster
Sheba Baby
The Disco Godfather
Petey Wheatstraw: The Devils Son In Law - DVD
Hot Potato
tick…tick…tick
The Brotherhood of Death
Darktown Strutters (Don’t think this one’s available yet. This is one of the popular titles that I have yet to see)
JDs Revenge (I love this one! Thankfully I own the ORION release which contained the original artwork on the VHS cover. But yeah, this classic is available on VHS/DVD under MGM’s “SOUL CINEMA” collection)
Adios Amigo (Not released)
Five on The Black Hand Side(I’m pretty sure this can br found in the “SOUL CINEMA” line)
Cornbread Earl and Me(Read above)
Uptown Saturday Night
Lets Do It Again (No release date yet for these two and its other sequel, “Piece of the Action”)
Sweet Sweetbacks Badasssss Song (Continues to be available only on VHS on the “XENON” label)
Abby(Ha! Everybody loves this one! ;D However it may be a looong time till it gets a proper re-release because Warner Bros continues to have a serious grudge against it. Which is a shame cuz this bootleg of mine is’nt holding up too well)
Blacula
Scream Blacula Scream
Friday Foster
Sheba Baby
(All of the above are available through “SOUL CINEMA”)
The Disco Godfather
Petey Wheatstraw: The Devils Son In Law - DVD
(These 2, along with the other DOLEMITE flicks, were released in a box set about a month ago. Each title can be purchased individually as well. Check out Best Buy.)
Hot Potato (Nope)
tick…tick…tick (Have no idea)
The Brotherhood of Death (Unlikely)
Cool. You should check out  (if you havent already)
www.blaxploitation.com (A kickass site with tons of stuff on the genre)
and
www.badazzmofo.com
As of right now this is what I have for Blaxploitation in my collection:
Coffy - VHS/DVD
The Mack - VHS
Dolemite - VHS/DVD
Darktown Strutters - VHS
Foxy Brown - VHS/DVD
Shaft - VHS/DVD
Shafts Big Score - VHS/DVD
Truck Turner - DVD
Shaft in Africa - VHS
Black Caesar - VHS
Black Belt Jones - VHS
Superfly - VHS
Cleopatra Jones - DVD
Cleopatra Jones and the Casino of Gold - VHS
Blacula - VHS
Friday Foster - VHS
tick…tick…tick - VHS
Sheba Baby - VHS
Hell yeah!!!
I check up on blaxpo.com every now & then…(Check to see if any new releases are going down. As well as those badass mp3’s!
Badazzmofo…Undoubtedly, My MOST favorite magazine. I wish there was some way I could help out to keep the publishing going though since the mag has trouble getting off the ground. The new issue is supposed to come out by the end of the summer. Hope so.
What the hell, I’ll throw in my blaxpoitation collection too 8) :
Shaft
Shafts Big Score
Shaft in Africa
Super Fly
The Mack
Sweetback
Cotton comes to Harlem
Black Caesar
Hell up in Harlem
Slaughter
Slaughter’s Big Rip-off
Bucktown
Coffy
Foxy Brown
Friday Foster
Dolemite
Human Tornado
Petey Wheatstraw
Penitentary
Truck Turner
Coonskin
T.N.T Jackson
Willie Dynamite
Black Belt Jones
J.D.s Revenge
Across 110th Street
Blacula
Abby
Watermelon Man
Take a hard ride
The Big bird cage
Black Sampson
Thing w/ Two Heads
Sugar Hill
Hit Man
I have The Thing With Two Heads on DVD. Its really funny. I dont really consider it a blaxploitation film though. Its more of a sci-fi exploitation film to me. Theres another one called The Incredible Two Headed Transplant thats really fun too. Bruce Dern and Casey Kasem are in it. Instead of a white guy and black guy being connected, its a criminal and a retarded guy. Fun stuff. 
True. But its poster was printed in Rolling Thunder’s WHAT IT IS…WHAT IT WAS so thats why I included it. Then again, I dont consider [b]The Greatest[b] or Cooley High to be “Blaxpos” as well. :
Hey, I just checked out the Badazzmofo site and wouldnt ya know! BAMF#7 is about to hit the stands! Cant wait!
Gettin a little off topic here (But still in QT territory) You a spaghetti western fan? Or you know of any others here? Because Navajo Joe (Widescreen) comes on this Monday morning on Turner Classic Movies. Every spaghetti fan has to check this one out…Especially for Joe’s Badasss theme song which definetly sounds like it belongs in a QT picture.
Spaghetti westerns! Yep, Im a big fan of those. Last year TCM had a weekly spaghetti western night, they showed 4 or 5 movies each week. So I taped em all. I even got Navajo Joe on tape. Speaking of which, I have a great 2 cd compilation of Ennio Morricones film scores and it includes the theme to Navajo Joe
"AHHHHHHHH-AHHHHHH-AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!
Navajo Joe Navajoe Joeeeeeeeeeeee!!"
I love that spaghetti western music! You can see where QT got his inspiration for using surf music as his “rock n roll spaghetti western music”.
Spaghetti Westerns, are technically only the Sergio Leone flicks. Mainly, the man with no name trilogy. (Which is funny because he does have a name in those movies) They started as a derogatory name for his flicks, because they claimed an Italian could not make a good movie about America. They realized they were wrong later, and it became a positive term.
Wrong again Spongeblob. Spaghetti Westerns are any western films made by Italian directors in the 60s and 70s. Sergio Leone was the father of that genre. Theres no debate about that.
The classification was broadened later, but it started describing his films specifically.
What is your fave spaghetti western Vega?
I havent seen all of them, there were approx 600 made between 1960s and the mid 70s. From the ones Ive seen these are my favorites:
The Man With No Name Trilogy
Once Upon a time in the west
Django
Sabata
Duck You Sucker aka Fistful of Dynamite
Death Rides a Horse
My Name is Nobody
Keoma
Four of the Apocalypse
Bullet for the General
Five Man Army
They Call Me Trinity
The Big Gundown
Navajo Joe
Companeros
The Hellbenders
A Pistol for Ringo
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Would that be ANTHOLOGY:FISTFUL OF FILM MUSIC? Awesome compliation right there.
Spaghetti’s that I’ve seen/own so far:
The Man With No Name Trilogy
Once Upon a time in the west
The Great Silence (Classic)
Django
Django the Bastard (I really need to see this in widescreen)
Sabata/Adios Sabata/Return of Sabata
Duck You Sucker aka Fistful of Dynamite (Underrated)
Death Rides a Horse
Any gun can play
My Name is Nobody
Keoma (Didn’t really care for this one at first…Its startin to grow on me though)
They call me Hallelujah
Charly One-Eye (Most folks hate this one. I kinda like it)
Stranger in Japan
Stranger in Town
Four of the Apocalypse (This is like the Thin Red Line of the Spaghettis, you’ll either love it or hate it. I love it.)
Bullet for the General (Helluva film!)
Five Man Army
They Call Me Trinity/Trinity is still my name (I like the sequel better)
The Big Gundown (I still haven’t seen the uncut version)
Navajo Joe
Companeros (Possibly my favorite Non-Leone western)
Bullet for Sandoval
Fighting Fists of Shanghai-Joe
The Mercenary (This has got one of my most favorite stand-offs in cinema…The Bull-ring duel!)
A Pistol for Ringo
Those that I haven’t seen but want to:
Django Kill!
Blindman
Tepepa
Cut Throats Nine
Minnesota Clay
Return of Ringo
Today its me…Tomorrow You
A Man called Blade
Any of the SARTANA films
BTW, Vega, where did you see HELLBENDERS at?
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Would that be ANTHOLOGY:FISTFUL OF FILM MUSIC? Awesome compliation right there.
Spaghetti’s that I’ve seen/own so far:
The Man With No Name Trilogy
Once Upon a time in the west
The Great Silence (Classic)
Django
Django the Bastard (I really need to see this in widescreen)
Sabata/Adios Sabata/Return of Sabata
Duck You Sucker aka Fistful of Dynamite (Underrated)
Death Rides a Horse
Any gun can play
My Name is Nobody
Keoma (Didn’t really care for this one at first…Its startin to grow on me though)
They call me Hallelujah
Charly One-Eye (Most folks hate this one. I kinda like it)
Stranger in Japan
Stranger in Town
Four of the Apocalypse (This is like the Thin Red Line of the Spaghettis, you’ll either love it or hate it. I love it.)
Bullet for the General (Helluva film!)
Five Man Army
They Call Me Trinity/Trinity is still my name (I like the sequel better)
The Big Gundown (I still haven’t seen the uncut version)
Navajo Joe
Companeros (Possibly my favorite Non-Leone western)
Bullet for Sandoval
Fighting Fists of Shanghai-Joe
The Mercenary (This has got one of my most favorite stand-offs in cinema…The Bull-ring duel!)
A Pistol for Ringo
Those that I haven’t seen but want to:
Django Kill!
Blindman
Tepepa
Cut Throats Nine
Minnesota Clay
Return of Ringo
Today its me…Tomorrow You
A Man called Blade
Any of the SARTANA films
BTW, Vega, where did you see HELLBENDERS at? ÂÂ
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I gotta give it to ya Laydback, you know your stuff 8)
Yep The Ennio Morricone Anthology is the shit! Great music on the 2 cds From Fistful Of Dollars to The Untouchables.
The Hellbenders: I taped last year from TCM. It was one of the films they showed during the spaghetti western month. It stars Joseph Cotten. Its not bad, but Ive seen better.
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly is unparalleled. The cinematography is fucking amazing too…
Where can I get that CD?
(in an italian accent)
Ah, Il Buono Il Brutto Il Cattivo
You-sa can get-ah the 2 CD set-ah at:
www.rhino.com
Look-ah for de
Ennio Morricone Anthology : A Fistful of Film Music
Ciao!
When my Jackie Brown site was in full swing (dying a slow death over at http://come.to/jackiebrown) Miramax was kind enough to send me a couple Teriyaki Donut cups. They’re collecting dust up in my closet now, but they sure are neat!
Holy Shit! I just checked out THE BLACK GESTAPO last night. Maan, this shit is a trip!!! Definetly worth a look when you’re in one of those late night-Grindhouse movie moods!
Check out this article on it:
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The DVD comes with another blaxpo flick, THE BLACK SIX. All for about $8 at Best Buy!. Give it a look if you dare!
I really Love Jackie Brown. I think Jackie Brown is Quentin Tarantino’s Best Film. Jackie Brown is my number tenth favorite film tied with Brian De Palma’s Scarface(1983) Starring Al Pacino.
Wanted to bump this for Mr. Blonde.