Crime Fiction – Page 3 – The Pen Hustle With Brandy Cavalli

All Girls Crime Movie “Set It Off” Turns 27

This year marks 27 years since the release of “Set It Off”, released on November 6, 1996 and I feel super old. It’s so hard to believe this movie came out in the nineties because it’s such a timeless film.

The action and crime film, starring Jada Pinkett, Queen Latifah, Vivica A. Fox, and Kimberly Elise as an all female gang of bank will go down in the history books as one of the hood classics. The film also had an memorable supporting cast including rap legend Dr Dre.

There really hasn’t been an all girls film of this nature and this dope that has been released since. To me, this is one of those films you hope they don’t try and replicate or remake. Some masterpieces should remain untouched.

Which character did you relate best to? I would have to say I definitely relate most to Vivica’s character — Frankie.

If you have never seen this film or you simply forgot how dope this film is check out the trailer.

Blac Chyna Stars in New Crime Drama Film “Women of the Jury”

Angela White aka Blac Chyna got her body and mind right and she is now getting her acting chops right. Following up to the success of her Zeus network based reality tv show, “The Real Black Chyna” the former adult entertainer turned Hollywood socialite turned actress is starring in a new courtroom drama film now streaming on Peacock TV. Over the past couple of years Chyna has been working overtime to rebrand her image and become a legitimate Hollywood actress.

In the movie “Women of the Jury” twelve women are called to serve on a jury of a man accused of killing two young Black men. The film also stars Real Housewives of Atlanta’s Drew Sidora.

Check out the official trailer and stream the film now on Peacock.

Hollywood Actor Wesley Snipes Thinks “New Jack City” Should Not Be Remade

Source Magazine– For all the New Jack City fans who were upset at the news of a reboot of the classic tale of Nino Brown and his drug empire, you are not alone. The man who portrayed Brown, Wesley Snipes, spoke on the news and wishes that it would be left alone.