1995's Tales from the Hood is a cult classic! Its a film that has aged well and is unfortunately relevant to this day. The Blu-ray transfer is clean and looks fantastic.

Executive produced by Spike Lee, I highly recommend this film for filmmakers to get some tips, and for others to get a social clue.

TV/News/Movies Watched

38 at the Garden - Short Documentary -HBO MAX

The Redeem Team - Documentary - Netflix

She Hulk Finale - Series – Disney Plus

Attack of the Hollywood Clichés – Netflix

Blackish 4th Season - Series -HULU

Atlanta Season 4 Episode 6 – Series – HULU

Key and Peele - Series – HBO MAX – HULU

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Filmmaker Commentary is Hosted by Reginald Titus Jr.

Co-Hosted by Casey G. Smith

In 1987 The Monster Squad was released. It was not a smash hit, but later found its audience with home entertainment. The film is about a young group of monster fanatics attempt to save their hometown from Count Dracula and his monsters. 

The film looks amazing in HD and is  good case study on how a film can still be successful even when the box office says it is not.

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Filmmaker Commentary is Hosted by Reginald Titus Jr.

Co-Hosted by Casey G. Smith

Rush Hour starring Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker was a hit in 1998! Till this day, the film is consistently being streamed and making money. Looking back on Rush Hour was fun and very informative. 

Brett Ratner brings an energy to the commentary that is not stop, and it makes sense why this film ended up being a smash hit. I highly recommend this film for filmmakers looking for insightful tips from a young and capable director.

Filmmaker Commentary is Hosted by Reginald Titus Jr.

Co-Hosted by Casey G. Smith

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1992’s Single White Female is an intense thriller. I didn't expect to enjoy this film, but it’s a well crafted film! The direction by Barbet Schroeder gives the over vibe its own style. The actresses are really bold and brining their A game. I recommend this film for filmmakers, the commentary and behind the scenes interviews are worth taking a look at.

Filmmaker Commentary is hosted by Reginald Titus Jr

Co-Hosted by Casey G. Smith

1996's The Cable Guy directed by Ben Stiller is a dark comedy that probably debuted a nit too late or early, not sure. Jim Carrey was a big star, I feel like you will either like this film or hate it. With that being said, great direction by Ben stiller. Comedy is hard. A few gems for filmmakers in this episode.

Filmmaker Commentary is Hosted by Reginald Titus Jr.

Co-Hosted by Casey G. Smith

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Ed Wood is a movie from 1994 shot in a classic style and is a homage to old Hollywood in a way. It's a unique story about a filmmaker you probably never heard of. We always hear about the success stories but rarely do you get a glimpse into the lives of people who don't quote on quote "make it".

Filmmaker Commentary is Hosted by Reginald Titus Jr

Co-Hosted by Casey G. Smith

Speed!!! from 1994 is a solid film! 

Great writing and direction. I highly recommend this film for filmmakers and people interested in a suspenseful action thriller. 

Filmmaker Commentary is hosted by Reginald Titus Jr.

Co-Hosted by Casey G. Smith

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1992's Boomerang is full of style and solid filmmaking. Starring Eddie Murphy, I recommend this film to all filmmakers. This commentary is full of insight on how to work with a solidified movie star in Hollywood.

Filmmaker Commentary is Hosted by Reginald Titus Jr.

Co-Hosted by Casey G. Smith

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Menace to Society Directed by The Hughes Brothers

Break yo self!! Menace to Society came on to the scene in 1993 and was a hit for the young directors called The Hughes Brothers. This film gave an unflinching glimpse into to the lives of black American males stuck in the street lifestyle. This is a must watch film for filmmakers, in particular young filmmakers.

Filmmaker Commentary is hosted by Reginald Titus Jr.

Co-Hosted by Casey G. Smith

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In 1997 Love Jones hit the scene and changed the images if black folks on TV. Instead of gangsters, villains, or downtrodden people on the screen, people got a chance to see how black folks fall in love just like everyone else. Theodore pours his soul into the script and it shows on the screen. In this criterion collection of Love Jones, we highly recommend for filmmakers to grab. 

Filmmaker Commentary is hosted by Reginald Titus Jr

Co-Hosted by Casey G. Smith