Shows how Blaxploitation had expanded into musicals and comedy
Darktown Strutters was another example of how Blaxploitation had expanded into many fields. The movie is a musical-comedy based around a female motorcycle gang in Los Angeles. It pokes fun at the motorcycle, female gang, exploitation genre as well as racism.<br /><br />The comedy starts right off the bat. The bikers are harassed by a group of Marines and when they follow the ladies into the bathroom an African warrior with a spear chases them out. Later they are pulled over by a police car with a flashing light that takes up the entire roof, and one of the policeman can’t get out of the car because he’s too fat. The movie also pokes fun at racism as the gang’s main opponent is led by a BBQ king that has henchmen dressed up like Klansmen.<br /><br />That being said there is no story until half way through the film when one of the bikers tries to find her mom. Otherwise it’s just the women going from one ridiculous situation to another trying to get laughs.<br /><br />The movie is also full of music with the best being a performance by The Dramatics singing Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get.<br /><br />For some light hearted fun Darktown Strutters isn’t half bad.
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