Snoop Dogg's Hood of Horror

a rapping crypt keeper noy scary campy

I bought this movie as a joke and now it’s one of my favorites.

The animation sequences were really good as well as the music, especially the song at the end of the movie.

I always did like this movie growing up... When i saw it on here, after all these years, I just had to have it... Definitely a great movie!!!

I bought this DVD to add to my collection, and thought it would be a great movie to pop in while cleaning. I was very surprised that this wasn't complete garbage, which I was judging by the cover. It incorporates three stories told by the rapper about the dangers of the 'hood' and they are actually creative. I would recommend it. It is a secret film in the first AfterDark Horror Fest series, and I put it above all the first released ones (same with Tripper, the other secret film).

Added to my classic movie list.

"Snoop Dogg's Hood of Horror" gives horror anthologies a bad name. Despite the presence of relatively big names like Billy Dee Williams (who turns in the clearly best performance in the trilogy) and Jason Alexander (I have no idea what he could have possibly been thinking, but I would have been thinking "I need to fire my agent,") this painful threesome is unoriginal, boring, and achieves nothing but glorifying brutality. Understand that I love B-movies and am extremely open to unusual film concepts, but this was nothing more than an excuse for gore and sadism wrapped in the veneer of a horror anthology.The first feature stars a young woman who can eradicate graffiti artists simply by spray painting a red X through their street art. The highlight is a spectacularly unrealistic yet unintentionally funny beer bottle through the skull slip and fall accident. Despite her attempts to clean up the streets with her own graffiti, the outcome is completely predictable. The second feature is the best acted of the three when a group of honorable black Vietnam veterans exact revenge on a bigot. This little nightmare showcases the worst dancing scene in history featuring Anson Mount. (Note: confederate boxer shorts are never a good look.) This vignette is marred largely by the outrageous stereotypes perpetrated and the ultra-clumsy attempt to be politically relevant by bashing George W. Bush. Let's get this out of the way: the Jiffy Pop scene is wholly unwarranted and unsatisfactory. The third feature stars Jason Alexander as a rap producer (complete with gold chain...ponder....) Rap culture is glorified but after a binge of supernatural nonsense, bad special effects (really bad,) and general festering morality extolling the virtues of instant gratification, lack of loyalty, pointless violence, and personal irresponsibility, the film concludes with the big reveal that Snoop himself is Satan, which seems an entirely appropriate piece of casting.The most interesting thing about the film was the use of animation in the introduction and linking pieces. Snoop's presence in each of the pieces introduces and helps bring closure to each vignette, but this is an old device that mostly served to annoy. The DVD had numerous extras, the best of which is arguably Snoop's music video "Welcome to the Hood" (just watch that instead of suffering through the whole movie,) and the worst of which is the worthless "Bringin' The Gore."I generally like the horror anthology format, but this must stand as an exception. The poorly rendered gore quickly becomes boring, and the stories, the first two of which particularly had promise and could have definitely have worked if handled more deftly, left the viewer in a morass of moral equivalency at best, with no characters to like, sympathize with, or care about. I give this my highest avoid rating.

The dvd came in a timely manner but wen I watched it the last 20 mins began to skip for it to be a brand new disk fresh out of the plastic....overall rating I'll give a 4...would of been a 5 if the skipping didn't happen

Pacco arrivato !!! Tutto perfetto:) imballato perfettamente e massima serietà! Il film lo conosco benissimo e ce l'ho in .AVI ma avendo una collezione di film trashissimi dovevo averlo nella mia raccolta!

oh mein gott... dieser film ist keinen einzigen euro wert den er gekostet hat (habe ihn verschenkt) und eigentlich auch keinen stern.die schauspieler sind mies, die story ist ultramies und vollkommen einfallslos, das ganze hat mit horror nichts bis gar nichts zu tun - mal ausgenommen story eins.diese version ist (wie bereits in voriger rezension angemerkt) geschnitten und das relativ sinnlos, da die geschnittenen szenen teilweise dann doch am ende in der revue gezeigt werden.den ganzen film über habe ich mich gefragt: was soll das? warum tun die das? und wann ist es endlich vorbei?ich gehe mal davon aus, dass das ganze verfügbare budget in den säckel von snoop gewandert sind, sprich in seine gage, denn um diesen film nachzudrehen, dürfte fast jeder hobbyfilmer in deutschland in der lage sein.das einzige was einigermaßen erträglich ist, ist der von snoop eigens für den film komponierte titelsong. leider verliert aber auch dieser an flair, da er am ende per untertitel übersetzt wird und das wiederum rundet das ganze in lächerlichkeit ab.

der film sebst ist eigentlich sehr komisch und unterhaltsam. eigentlich... ABER NICHT; WENN DAS DEUTSCHE GESETZ FÜR SCHWACHSINN ALLES WITZIGE RAUSSCHNEIDEN LÄSST!!!!!!für mich handelt es sich dabei, um einen betrugsfall. ich zahle den vollen preis für ein produkt, dass ich nicht im ganzen erhalte.also: FINGER WEG DAVON!!!!

Snoop Doggs Hood of Horror(Blu-Ray) ist eine gekürzte Fassung! Habe eine alte DVD Fassung wo die Besten Szenen nicht rausgeschnitten sind!