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Black Shampoo (1976)

A promiscuous Black hairstylist has sex with his white female clientele, but when he begins a relationship with his Black secretary, her white mobster ex-boyfriend resorts to violent measures to get her back.

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Tim S 29 Jul 2013

As far as blaxploitation films go, Black Shampoo is not a very good one. It's an attempt to cash in on the success of Hal Ashby's Shampoo, which is about a virile white hairdresser in the form of Warren Beatty. It's pretty much the same concept for this movie, but my goodness, did they ever lose it with the script and secondary characters. First of all, there's a couple of overtly gay men working in the styling salon who get beat up by the mob pretty often. Second, there's a scene featuring a "Bar-B-Que" (which is actually how they say it), featuring people in costumes, people naked and, best of all, there is no BBQ. Instead, there's fried chicken. Anyways, there's lots of crazy stuff in this movie and it is flat-out unintentionally hilarious. I'd say more, but I don't want to spoil all the fun. I'd definitely recommend it to anyone who's a fan of bad movies with lots of unintentional hilarity, because it delivers, but blaxploitation fans can pass it up.

John A 06 Dec 2007

Most bad-ass blaxploitation stars of the seventies walk hard and carry a big stick (if you know what I mean) But not "Mr. Johnathan". He's a sensitive hair-dresser that treats the dozens of woman that try pulling him into their beds with respect and dignity. His best friends are the two homosexuals he has hired to work in his salon, very liberal for 1976. But make no mistake - If you mess with Mr. Johnathan, his woman, his friends or his salon - he will take you down - big time! John Daniels didn't do enough acting, but his work here as well as in "The Candy Tangerine Man" are two of my favorite examples of low-end blaxploitaion. A strong contender in the "They don't make 'em like this anymore" category - It's not likely that anybody would make a Hero-hairdresser film called BLACK SHAMPOO today, without it being a comedic parody.

David J 02 Sep 2008

probably the best blacksploitation movie ever made! Adam Sandler's You Don't Mess With the Zohan (which SUCKED) seems even more wimpy now.

Brother G 07 Dec 2008

This is one of those films that are so bad that its good. Downright hilarious. Laughed hard at times. Action is as cheap as a crack addict whore (not saying that from experience of being with one) and the laughs mostly come because the movie is trying to be serious.

Mike W 16 Sep 2007

Best film ever made. Check out the DVD -- I wrote the liner notes and interviews from Cashiers du Cinemart are a part of the disc.