Review of The Mack (1973) by Greg S — 11 Feb 2008
Returning from prison to the streets, Goldie decides to create a pimping empire, fighting racist cops, a drug dealing kingpin, rival pimps and his socially conscious brother along the way. Despite the injection of fresh blaxploitation themes into a tired rise and fall of a crimelord scipt, the film winds up cliched rather than campy.
Exceptional for the sartorial mackwear and occasionally funny philosophical musings on pimpin' only.
This review of The Mack (1973) was written by Greg S on 11 Feb 2008.
The Mack has generally received positive reviews.
Was this review helpful?
Yes
No
