CB4 or Fear of Black Hat

[Freakshow]

After all these years, I finally got to see Fear of a Black Hat. And I thought it was great. Also saw CB4 this weekend, and it was good, but I think I still prefer Fear of a Black Hat. Anyone else seen both these movies and have a favorite?





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[monsterone]

well, atleast someone around here is celebrating black history month. for shame, crackers.



and cb4 is a classic. staring darkness as gusto.


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[MizzleTizzle]

for shame, crackers


Thats racist. "Salty Square Things" please.

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[Doctor Manhattan]

Never saw Fear of a Black Hat. Could someone describe it?

I loved CB4

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[Freakshow]

Fear of black Hat is pretty similar. It's basically the hip-hop version of Spinal Tap. So much so that there are scenes which are almost the same. But it's still worth a watch. They do a good job parodying just about every hip hop group that was popular up to that point.

It's playing a couple more times on IFC (for black history month):


TV Schedule Results (Next 30 Days)
Fear Of A Black Hat (1994) Thursday, Feb 19 2004 11:30 PM
Fear Of A Black Hat (1994) Thursday, Feb 19 2004 2:45 AM
Fear Of A Black Hat (1994) Friday, Feb 20 2004 6:00 AM


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[TheMojoPin]

"Black Hat" all the way, dammit.

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[monsterone]

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[whorehay]

I'm gonna have that song played at my wedding.

i remember me and my friend were the only white boys in
the theatre for CB4

not that theres anything wrong with that

This message was edited by whorehay on 2-16-04 @ 9:05 PM

[JustJon]

I haven't seen Fear in years, but I caught part of CB4 again this weekend. Both are very funny, tho'

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[Jack_Doff]

Fear of a Black Hat hands down, although I do like CB4 as well. I think Black Hat made all the jokes that CB4 wanted to, and I think Black Hat made them funnier. CB4 got a bigger push because Chris Rock is a much bigger star than Rusty Cundieff.

I saw Fear of A Black Hat for the first time about 6 years ago, but it wasn't until watching Revenge of the Nerds a month or two ago did I realize that Tasty Taste was the gay nerd, Lamar.

[Freakshow]

Ice Cold: Right, but see actually that shit was supposed to be NWH - Fear of a Black Hat, then subtitled Don't Shoot Until You See The Whites.
Nina Blackburn: Of their eyes?
Ice Cold: Who's eyes?
Nina Blackburn: Don't shoot until you see the whites of their eyes.
Ice Cold: Nah, don't shoot until you see the whites, period, that's it, end of story.


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[CaptClown]

Fear of a Black Hat was the funnier of the two.

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