Movie Trailers

T-Pain’s “Freaknik: The Musical” Cartoon Trailer

T-Pain stars as The Ghost Of Freaknik Past and is joined by cast mates Lil’ Wayne (who voices…

February 16, 2010

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T-Pain stars as The Ghost Of Freaknik Past and is joined by cast mates Lil’ Wayne (who voices a character named Jesus), Cee-Lo, Rick Ross, Snoop Dogg, Big Boi, Lil Jon, Charlie Murphy, George Clinton, Bootsy Collins, DJ Pooh, DJ Drama, Kelis, Kel Mitchell, and Saturday Night Live cast members Andy Samberg and Bill Hader.

The one-hour special airs March 7th on Adult Swim.

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Movie Trailers

“Better Mus’ Come” Official Movie Trailer for Film About Jamaica’s Use of Gangs

The week of May 23rd, 2010 saw an eruption of bloody violence on the streets of Kingston, Jamaica, claiming the lives of at least 75 people in heated street battles between security forces and heavily armed criminal gangs. The root of this conflict, is the unholy alliance between Politicians and the ghetto ‘Dons’, which, it is argued, the former use to control votes, and ultimately win the national election. Two years in the making, Better Mus’ Come is an explosive new feature film, which brilliantly captures today’s political headlines in Jamaica by tracing the origins of the use of street gangs by political parties to further personal ambition.

byBrennen Jones