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March 16, 2011

Episode Two: Abar The First Black Superman (1977)

Special Guest: Tobar Mayo

Episode Two finds Mike and Mondo Justin extending a return invitation to all, as they return into the depths of The Projection Booth. This week the dynamic duo explores the amazing, bizarre and fun blaxploitation oddity: Abar: The First Black Superman (1977)

Also: Tim Mallos reads "Star Wars: The Lost Cut" from Mike White's "Impossibly Funky: A Cashiers du Cinemart Collection". Plus an episode 3 sneak preview featuring Chris Gore talking about Charlie Sheen.

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2 comments:

  1. The second instalment of the show turned me on to this woefully under-appreciated entry into the blaxploitation wave of films that proliferated throughout the seventies. Abar's super powers aren't anything like flying, jumping or turning into a jelly fish on command. After a freak science experiment gone wrong, Abar develops the power to heal his community from the ravages of racial repression.

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  2. Another WTF film from the '70s---I gotta track this down, lol.

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