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40th Anniversary of Blaxploitation Vol. 4 – 1973

Celebrating the 40th anniversaries of Blaxploitation films and films that starred Black actors during the Blaxploitation film genre. These films were released from January 1 – December 31, 1973 during the “Greatest Decade Ever” in Black cinematic history. Most of these movie posters are in the collection of The Museum Of UnCut Funk, with the exception of Ganja and Hess, Heavy Traffic and The Black Bunch.

posted by Sista ToFunky, 8th February 2013 , Categories: Blaxploitation Tags: Alabama's Ghost, Bernie Casey, Billy Dee Williams, Black Bunch, Black Caesar, Black Film, Black History, Black History Month, Black Mama White Mama, Black Movies, Blackenstein, Blaxploitation, Book of Numbers, Brother on The Run, Bruce Lee, Charley One-Eye, Christopher Brooks, Chuck Daniel, Cleopatra Jones, Coffy, Denise Denise, Detroit 9000, Enter The Dragon, Five on the Black Handside, Fox Style, Fred Williamson, Ganja and Hess aka Double Possession, Godfrey Cambridge, Gordon's War, Hari Rhodes, Heavy Traffic, Hell Up In Harlem, Hit, I Escape From Devil's Island, James Iglehart, Jim Brown, Jim Kelly, John Hart, Juanita Moore, Maurie, Max Julian, Pam Grier, Paul Winfield, Raymond St. Jacques, Richard Roundtree, Savage, Scream Blacula Scream, Shaft In Africa, Sista ToFunky, Slaughter's Big Rip Off, Soul of Nigger Charley, Superfly T.N.T, Sweet Jesus Preacher Man, Tamara Dobson, The Black Bunch, The Harder They Come, The Mack, The Man Bolt, The Museum Of UnCut Funk, The Slams, The Spook Who Sat By The Door, Trick Baby, Vonetta McGee, William Marshall

40th Anniversary of Blaxploitation Vol. 3 – 1972

Celebrating the 40th anniversaries of Blaxploitation films and films that starred Black actors during the Blaxploitation film genre. These films were released from January 1 – December 31, 1972 during the “Greatest Decade Ever” in Black cinematic history. Most of these movie posters are in the collection of The Museum Of UnCut Funk, with the exception of A Place Called Today, Fritz The Cat, Is The Father Black Enough and The Limit.

posted by Sista ToFunky, 8th February 2013 , Categories: Blaxploitation Tags: A Place Place Called Today, Across 110th Street, Bernie Casey, Billy Dee Williams, Black Film, Black Girl, Black Gunn, Black History, Black History Month, Black Movies, Black Rodeo, Blacula, Blaxploitation, Brock Peters, Calvin Lockhart, Christopher St. John, Claudia McNeil, Come Back Charleston Blue, Cool Breeze, Diana Ross, Embassy, Fred Williamson, Fritz The Cat, Godfrey Cambridge, Hammer, Hit Man, Is The Father Black Enough?, Jim Brown, Judy Pace, Kiel Martin, Lady Sings The Blues, Leslie Uggams, Louise Stubbs, Mel Stewart, Melinda, Pam Grier, Raymond St. Jacques, Richard Roundtree, Robert Hooks, Ron O"Neal, Rosey Grier, Shaft's Big Score, Sista ToFunky, Slaughter, Superfly, Thalmus Rasulala, The Big Bird Cage, The Final Comedown, The Legend Of Nigger Charley, The Limit, The Man, The Museum Of UnCut Funk, The Thing with Two Heads, Top of the Heap, Trouble Man, Vonetta McGee, William Marshall, Yaphet Kotto

Blaxploitation Movie Poster Art – Horror

During the 1970’s, Blaxploitation moved into the horror category with a number of movies, made for Blacks, staring Blacks. One of the most important actors from this period was William Marshall. He starred as Blacula, a Black version of Dracula in two movies, Blacula and Scream, Blacula, Scream.

posted by Sista ToFunky, 7th October 2011 , Categories: Blaxploitation Tags: 1970's, 1970's Black Culture, Black Culture, Black History, Black History Month, Blacula, Blaxploitation, Blaxploitation Movie Posters, Horror, Scream Blacula Scream, Sista ToFunky, The Museum Of UnCut Funk, The Museum Of UnCut Funk Collection, William Marshall

William Marshall Exhibition

Blacula – The Black Avenger

posted by Sista ToFunky, 6th October 2011 , Categories: Exhibition Tags: 1970's, 1970's Black Culture, Black Culture, Black History, Black History Month, Black Memorabilia, Blacula, Blaxploitation, Blaxploitation Movie Posters, Dr. Richard Daystrom, King of Cartoons, Let...the cartoooon...begin!, Mamuwalde, Pee Wee’s Playhouse, Scream Blacula Scream, Sista ToFunky, Star Trek, The Museum Of UnCut Funk, The Museum Of UnCut Funk Collection, The Museum Of UnCut Funk Exhibitions, The William Marshall Exhibition, William Marshall

What’s Happening At The Museum?

This month at The Museum Of UnCut Funk we are taking a look at what is happening in the old school sphere….some activity which we have been reporting on for a while, other items which are new…the latest in terms of remakes, biopics, comebacks and anything else that is funky! You can check out our latest old school intelligence on our home page in our top posts section.

posted by Sista ToFunky, 2nd October 2011 , Categories: Museum Notes Tags: 1970's, 1970's Black Culture, African American Animation, African American Animation Characters, Barack Obama, Barack Obama Comic Book Exhibition, Barack Obama Comic Books, Black Animation, Black Barbie, Black Barbie Exhibition, Black Biker Exhibition, Black Bikers, Black Character Revolution, Black Character Revolution Exhibition, Black Culture, Blaxploitation, Blaxploitation Movie Posters, Cafe 70, Cooking Show, Funky Turns Forty, Jim Kelly, Jim Kelly Exhibition, Museum Notes, Say It Loud, Say It Loud Exhibition, Sidney Poitier, Sidney Poitier International Poster Exhibition, Sista ToFunky, That's Some Funny Shit Exhibition, The Censored Eleven, The Censored Eleven Exhibition, The Fro Back Exhibition, The Museum Of UnCut Funk, The Museum Of UnCut Funk Collection, The Museum Of UnCut Funk Exhibitions, The William Marshall Exhibition, William Marshall

Black Horror Flicks Circa 1970′s

During the 1970′s, Blaxploitation moved into the horror category with a number of movies, made for Blacks, staring Blacks. One of the most important actors from this period was William Marshall. He starred as Blacula, a Black version of Dracula in two movies, Blacula and Scream, Blacula, Scream. Blacula became the Blaxploitation’s eras first prominent horror film.

posted by Sista ToFunky, 9th January 2010 , Categories: Can't Get Enough Of That Funky Stuff Tags: 1970's Black Culture, Abby, African American Collectibles, Black Actors, Black Collectibles, Black History, Black History Month, Blacula, Blaxploitation, Blaxploitation Films, Blaxploitation Horror Films, Blaxploitation Movies, Calvin Lockhart, Carol Speed, Collectibles, Marki Bey, Pam Grier, Petey Wheatstraw, Rosey Grier, Rudy Ray Moore, Scream Blacula Scream, Sista ToFunky, Sugar Hill, Terry Carter, The Beast Must Die, The House On Skull Mountain, The Museum Of UnCut Funk, The Museum Of UnCut Funk Collection, The Thing with Two Heads, William Marshall

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40th Anniversary of Blaxploitation Vol. 4 – 1973

40th Anniversary of Blaxploitation Vol. 3 – 1972

Blaxploitation Movie Poster Art – Horror

William Marshall Exhibition

What’s Happening At The Museum?

Black Horror Flicks Circa 1970′s

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