The title comes from a rap song composed in the film which centers on Amp (Derrelle Owens) a young man who once got into trouble. His dad was able to pull a few strings and get him off in a couple of months. Bruce, his partner in crime did years and is not happy with Amp. Amp is having a talent contest at his uncle's bar, "The Talent House." The police, who are mostly there for comedy relief, are watching the place. Bruce has a new drug called "fun sticks" which he plans to unleash during the contest unbeknownst to Amp who has gone straight.
The production was urban humor, which didn't overly appeal to me. Unlike so many urban films I was able to comprehend the words. The acting wasn't that great, but in a comedy it is not supposed to be...but it was part drama. I was expecting a black Beverly Hillbillies type of film from the title, i.e. 'Meet the Blacks" but it wasn't.
Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.
The production was urban humor, which didn't overly appeal to me. Unlike so many urban films I was able to comprehend the words. The acting wasn't that great, but in a comedy it is not supposed to be...but it was part drama. I was expecting a black Beverly Hillbillies type of film from the title, i.e. 'Meet the Blacks" but it wasn't.
Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.
