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I'm a big fan of Brotha Lynch Hung, so I remember being very excited for this to come out. A "rap-horror-comedy"? Hell yes! I mean, lynch's lyrics from "Season of da Siccness" would make an incredible film. This film does absolutely nothing to capture the insanity of his early music and instead is just boring and lame. It seems to me that Brotha Lynch is not the best rapper to be in movies. Watch the "Lynch by Inch" DVD, its a snoozefest. So is this. Lynch is amazing at painting pictures and telling stories in his music, but it seems that he and the siccmade crew aren't the best at actually making movies. Maybe they are just way too real for the phony-ness of Hollywood!

We know there couldn't possibly be that much to do in Ky., but the last thing anyone should be doing is commenting on Brotha Lynch as an actor, rapper, or producer. Do some research, buy his cd's, educate yourself on the man. It's hard not become a fan of him, his music, and all his endeavors. There are a number of cd's you can purchase that I recommend if you are a fan of gripping lyrics coupled with rhythm and beats second to none. 24 deep, Loaded, Suicide Note, Season of da Siccnes, just to name a few. Once you've spent hours listening and researching Brotha Lynch, go back and watch the movie again. Oh, and the movie isn't all filmed in Southern Ca. -916 4 Life

This movie was made on a very small budget, and you can see it. There are barely any real actors in this movie, and it is very obvious.

This movie is a tribute to the Siccmade Musicc, which was "founded" by Rap-Legend and Gold-selling-album artist Brotha Lynch Hung (aka Kevin Mann) who plays himself in this movie. Besides him play all the other artists signed to his label, as Loki, COS, Phonk Beta, Zagg, his manager Art B and also Sicx, Dubb Sakk, First Degree The DE and more. If you are into this musicc, then this one is definitely for you as you will see Lynch doing what he raps about. It has also a good sense of humor to it and a lot of gore scenes which will make you laugh out loud. Don't take this movie too serious, because you won't have a good time.

I had a great time watching it and put it in every now and then to see my favorite rappers doin their thang. I give it a 10 out of 10 just for that!

I've listened to Brotha Lynch for many many years & I was so excited about this film that I just bought it right away. Well, after making me laugh a total of 3 times, it is now viewed on a daily basis as a fun conversational- coaster piece for my coffee table. By as a collectable item only I'm thinking.