Takes the classic horror series and relates it to socio-political issues African Americans face
Tales From The Hood took the popular comic, TV series, and film series, placed it in an urban setting and made it about the struggles of blacks in America. It included four stories each dealing with a socio-political issue from the police to domestic abuse to racist politicians to gang violence.<br /><br />The first story is about police racism. Two cops pull over and beat a black city councilman who has campaigned against abuse in the force. A second police car pulls up and a rookie policeman who is black runs his plates and sees that the councilman has been marked as a political agitator. That shows that what the first two cops are doing to him is not about some bad apples but part of the larger system that targets black people. In the background Billie Holiday’s Strange Fruit is playing, which was about the lynching of black people, because that’s what the police did to the councilman. The policemen end up being haunted by the politician.<br /><br />The second story is about an elementary school kid that shows up to school with bruises. It turns out his mother’s boyfriend beats him and his mom. The boy calls him The Monster because he is.<br /><br />The third story is about a former Klansman who turned mainstream politician. He moved into a former plantation house and was attacked by the souls of the former slaves that used to live there. The idea was what was once extreme has become acceptable in American politics.<br /><br />The last story revolves around a gangster who is sent to a rehabilitation process that is supposed to purge him of his violent proclivities. That therapy compares black on black violence to the murder of blacks by racist whites saying that it is resulting in the same thing more dead black men.<br /><br />The addition of real issue is what makes Tales From The Hood far superior form the regular horror stories. The stories will make you think. The ending is also an all time classic.<br />C
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