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DISCO GODFATHER
1979
Director
J. Robert Wagoner
Starring
Rudy Ray Moore
Carol Speed
Runtime
97 minutes
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Rudy Ray Moore is The Disco Godfather, owner and MC at the baddest disco in town. But there's a new evil in the community: Angel Dust. Determined to find and destroy the source of 'the whack,' The Disco Godfather becomes a one-man fighting machine from south central to Beverly Hills.
The last of Rudy Ray Moore's 70s features, DISCO GODFATHER is easily the strangest and most original of his filmic output. Combining his trademark Kung-fu action with social commentary and hallucinogenic nightmare sequences which evoke the surreal weirdness of Coffin Joe, DISCO GODFATHER is an unforgettable cinematic finale from one of the greatest names in Blaxploitation film history.
"Essentially SOMETHING WEIRD crossed with COFFY and with an exorcism tossed in for good measure?" - Liz Purchell
"The best Rudy Ray Moore movie and frankly, it’s not even close. Rudy Ray Moore's works inhabits that no man’s land between quality and sheer charisma, but DISCO GODFATHER proves that having more money only makes these movies better. I was doubled over in laughter for the last 30 minutes, maybe the best PSA film ever made. Put your weight on it!" - Netscape Negro
The last of Rudy Ray Moore's 70s features, DISCO GODFATHER is easily the strangest and most original of his filmic output. Combining his trademark Kung-fu action with social commentary and hallucinogenic nightmare sequences which evoke the surreal weirdness of Coffin Joe, DISCO GODFATHER is an unforgettable cinematic finale from one of the greatest names in Blaxploitation film history.
"Essentially SOMETHING WEIRD crossed with COFFY and with an exorcism tossed in for good measure?" - Liz Purchell
"The best Rudy Ray Moore movie and frankly, it’s not even close. Rudy Ray Moore's works inhabits that no man’s land between quality and sheer charisma, but DISCO GODFATHER proves that having more money only makes these movies better. I was doubled over in laughter for the last 30 minutes, maybe the best PSA film ever made. Put your weight on it!" - Netscape Negro