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Mean Mother (1973)
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Clifton Brown,
Elizabeth Chauvet,
Albert Cole,
Lang Jeffries,
Tracy King,
Luciana Paluzzi,
Dennis Safren
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Al Adamson,
Leon Klimovsky
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Action / Adventure,
Classics,
Classics,
Cult Classics
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E.I. Cinema
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90 mins
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Shattering the Line Between Black & White!
From the legendary 'B' movie tag-team of Sam Sherman and Al Adamson comes the slam-bang action-thriller Mean Mother-an explosive blaxploitation cult classic from 1973 seeing its first ever release on DVD.
Clifton Brown stars as Mean Mother Beauregard Jones, an AWOL Vietnam War soldier in Los Angeles trying to move some heroin smuggled out of Saigon. Double-crossed by the syndicate and forced to blast his way out of trouble. Beauregard heads back to his platoon where he meets up with army buddy, Joe (Dennis Safren). A Vietcong raid gives them a chance to escape, and together they high-tail it out of Vietnam and begin a dope-dealing partnership that also involves stolen gold, a counterfeiting operation, the defection of a seductive ballerina, lots of guns, lots of beautiful women and murder. But Beauregard and Joe soon find themselves in way too deep with a vicious band of thugs, and with a price on their heads, they must fight to stay one step ahead of cold-blooded syndicate hitmen and the military. Beauregard may be the meanest mother and baddest brother around, but this time the odds seem stacked-even against him.
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