A wild 70s ride...
“Black Mama, White Mama” was made in 1972, the heyday of blaxploitation cinema. It stars Pam Grier, who made a name for herself in a series of such low-budget, action-packed movies. Inspired by “The Defiant Ones” and every women-in-prison flick made earlier, the film is representative of a genre that put African-Americans in action roles usually taken by white actors.<br /><br />Prostitute Lee Daniels (Grier) is sentenced for dealing drugs. Prosperous American Karen Brent (Margaret Markov) is convicted of terrorism. During transport to a maximum-security prison, the two women are chained together, constantly bad-mouthing one another. When Karen’s guerrilla friends attack, the women escape, still chained. They’re on the run from corrupt cops and well as Lee’s pimp, who wants her dead because she knows too much. They have different ideas about how to elude their heavily armed pursuers, leading to more conflict. Most of the film shows the women on the run after the prison break, but while in prison, there’s a steamy shower scene and another sequence in which Lee and Karen are topless.<br /><br />Seen today, the film seems an artifact of a bygone era. Most of the characters in blaxploitation films were stereotypes in flicks hardly short on gun fights, larger-than-life bad guys, nudity, and comic relief. This is not classic cinema, but it just might qualify as classic exploitation. Pam Grier’s persona in these films was the classic tough-as-nails babe unafraid to go toe-to-toe with her male adversaries. In these 70s pictures, her acting left a lot to be desired, but in later films, such as “Jackie Brown,” she turned in very good performances. Still, she gives it her all and envelops herself in a cartoonish role. Because Lee is a survivor and will not be defeated by pimps, law enforcement, or guns blasting in her direction, she embodies female empowerment even if her choices are questionable.<br /><br />Bonus material on the Blu-ray release include an interview with Margaret Markov; interview with actor Sid Haig (who provides a lot of the film’s comic relief); “The Mad Doctor of Blood Island,” a previously unseen archive interview with director Eddie Romero; theatrical trailer; commentary by filmmaker Andrew Leavold; and reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork.
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