
When TCM Underground announced they were running something called ABAR THE BLACK SUPERMAN last Saturday at 2AM, I just had to record it. For one thing, I’d never heard of it, and for another, it sounded so cheesy I knew I had to take a look. So last night (after watching the mighty New England Patriots vanquish their arch-enemies, the hated New York Giants), I settled into my recliner and pressed play. What I got was unexpected, and though the film is cheaply shot, with high-school level acting and no technical skills behind the cameras, it’s a game attempt at trying something different within the confines of the Blaxploitaion genre.

Dr. Ken Kinkade, a researcher working on a top secret grant project, and his family move into an affluent white neighborhood, and immediately become victims of white bigotry. The neighbors protest outside the Kinkade’s home, hurling garbage onto the lawn, until members…
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I came across this one the other day. Still sounds interesting, but very forced. I’m trying to stockpile Superman and Batman knockoffs/related/porno spoof movies for March. I really wish I could find that 1973 Filipino Supergirl film, but all I can find are a few pictures of it.
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Yeah, it was interesting, but kinda fell apart at the end as it descended into comedy with all the psychic power schtick. They should’ve stuck with the social commentary plotline, or at least gave Abar super powers to beat up the racists. It wasn’t all that good, just…interesting.
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