‘Tales from the Hood’ Sequel In the Works
‘Tales from the Hood’ Sequel In the Works
Director/producer Rusty Cundeiff who directed “Tales from the Hood,” has been trying to get a sequel to the film for many years now. By the looks of his social media, it seems that there could be a possible sequel in the works.
Good Golly. pic.twitter.com/deGdw0m6QA
— Rusty Cundieff (@RustyCundieff) March 9, 2018
— Rusty Cundieff (@RustyCundieff) May 23, 2018
At studio of master film composer Christopher Young who did the score for Tales From The Hood 1 And has lended his awesome talents to the opening score for #TFTH2!!!! He collects Jack’o lanterns among other cool things. pic.twitter.com/KmKX2k2G89
— Rusty Cundieff (@RustyCundieff) May 24, 2018
It’s still unclear whether executive producer to the original film, Spike Lee, will be a part of the sequel. It is clear however that horror fans alike would be thrilled to see a sequel to this movie especially in a time of such heightened political standings. If you remember the 1995 movie, it covered many issues plaguing the Black community such as police brutality, racism, drugs, and gang life.
The movie almost served as a lesson to others about dealing with the consequences of these social injustices.

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