Don't be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in The Hood (1995)

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Written by Shawn Wayans, Marlon Wayans

Directed by Paris Barclay

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1995

Rating: 15 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

Written and starring the two brothers Shawn and Marlon Wayans is a merciless parody of the spate of "gangsta" Afro-American films. The gags come fast and furious as Shawn and Marlon Wayans star as two homies caught in a rough 'hood. In the tradition of Naked Gun and the Airplane movies the jokes may not be subtle but even a passing understanding of the genre ensures you get the jokes including Loc Dog's grandmother, a gun-toting, trigger-happy lady who is keen to make her grandson tough enough to survive this surreal urban nightmare.

Cast

Shawn WayansAshtray
Marlon WayansLoc Dog
Tracey Cherelle JonesDashiki
Vivian SmallwoodSister
Chris SpencerPreach
Helen MartinLoc Dog's grandma
Suli McCulloughCrazy Legs
Darrel HeathToothpick
Isaiah BarnesDoo Rag
Lahmard J. TateAshtray's father
Image for Keenen Ivory WayansKeenen Ivory WayansMailman
Dora EversonWoman throwing bullets
Keith MorrisDave the Crackhead
Craig WayansThug
Casey LeeBirthday Boy Thug

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