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da hip hop witch (2000). hip hop blair witch project parody. stars: eminem, stacii jae johnson. director - dale resteghini. moria - the science - fiction, horror and fantasy film review .
considering it was “written” (as it were), produced and directed by a white guy, i move to declare da hip hop witch officially a hate crime .
an evil, hideously ugly creature that has been nicknamed the hip hop witch is attacking rappers and hip - hop artists on the streets of new york city. dee dee washington gets a job at a tabloid magazine as a lowly assistant to the self - important miss josephine. dee dee suggests the idea of a story about the hip hop witch but miss josephine dismisses it. when she is passed over for a promotion, dee dee decides to investigate the hip hop witch story herself. meanwhile, five kids from framingham, massachusetts, hear about the $ 10 million reward being posted for the hip hop witch and set out to new york city to prove that the hip hop witch doesnt exist and that it is record producer the big z killing his own artists in order to promote music sales .
if eminem does take a role in
lazarus ,
it will mark his feature film debut. he previously had a cameo part in the direct - to - video movie ,
da hip hop witch ,
which came out in november. the rapper has widely disavowed that project, though, and even attempted to halt distribution of
da hip hop witch
prior to its release (see
eminem to voice web cartoon; wants out of' witch'
) .
if you' re in the mood for another
blair witch project
spoof (and how could you not be), you may want to check out the straight - to - video release
da hip - hop witch ,
which boasts appearances by eminem, vitamin c, rah digga, and vanilla ice .
i’m… speechless. da hip hop witch is one of the most bizarre creations i’ve ever witnessed. clearly riffing on the blair witch project with a found - footage style, this supposed comedy follows a bunch of dickheads looking for a mysterious witch supposedly influencing the hip - hop community – with eminem, vanilla ice, mobb deep and a bunch of other rappers making cameo appearances. at least that’s what the film sets out to be, but this is one of the most disjointed pieces of crap i’ve ever seen .
someone - or something - is attacking hip - hop artists in new york. one year later, their stories are found .
5 teenage rappers gets notice of a mysterious witch that supposedly lurks in the ghetto and those who are attacked by her gets a successful hip - hop career. in their search for the witch, they come across various rappers whom already been attacked and retells their experiences .
to spice things up, resteghini introduces dee dee washington (stacii jae johnson), a young reporter who’s investigating the urban legend. she believes music producers have concocted da hip hop witch in order to boost record sales. records show that those involved with the witch (whether it be death or simple encounters) have seen their sales increase. a novel idea, but it’s told so dryly that you beg for the witch to appear and put you out of your misery .
feels as though dale resteghini has gone out with a video camera and interviewed various rap artists and gotten them to come up with something completely off the cuff about the hip hop witch. this is the sum conception of
the hip - hop show stops being a hip - hop show and even though they' ve been covering the witch, they now don' t know anything about it until an assistant brings them the story. again, the story we' ve been watching them cover all along. anyway, they' re not interested until the president of the company ,
the aforementioned hip - hop notables play themselves alongside pras, ja rule, mobb deep, killah priest, and rass kass in the flick .
as a movie reviewer, a lot of times it’s more fun to watch a bad movie than a good one because they’re easier to write about and are more susceptible to wacky critical zingers (“ fantastic four? more like not - so - fantastic bore. burn! ”), but there’s nothing enjoyable about da hip hop witch. it’s a chore to watch, like an improv act performed by people from the audience. it’s one of the many spoofs to emerge in the wake of the blair witch project (see also the black witch project, the bogus witch project and bigfoot caught on tape) that interpreted that film’s success to mean that anyone can create a hit movie with no budget, a bare - bones script, a camcorder and no conclusive ending. da hip hop witch might be the bottom of the barrel, though, and worst of all, it’s not really even a horror movie .
ixak: you’re originally from the palestinian town of lydda, but after slingshot hip - hop came out you moved to baltimore. what brought you here ?
resteghini hopes that the audience will get wrapped up in the mystery. he tries to create intrigue by making us question whether or not da hip hop witch is fact or fiction. at times it seems as if the producers did indeed make her up. other times we get a pov shot of the supposed witch hunting down rappers and huffing and puffing like the big bad wolf. a rap version of “little red riding hood” may have been more enjoyable .
i have seen some bottom - of - the - barrel hip hop / gangsta movies (for example
the wrecking crew
and
hood angels
) but this one is more like a hole in the barrel. if i someday make a list of worst hip hop films, this will rank in the top positions .
s: i stay connected with the hip - hop scene, activists and artists in palestine mostly by following online news and speaking to friends. i try to keep up with everything but the hip - hop scene in the middle east is growing so fast, i doubt that i have the whole progress updated in my knowledge system .
just the opportunity to talk to one of the original hip hop legends from its earliest days in the bronx is enough to get me amped for a gre ...
and eminem saying things like
oh yeah, i saw the witch. she was scary !
there’s also a subplot about five white people (and their pug) from salem, massachusetts who travel down to new york city to find da hip hop witch and receive a cash reward. they’re constantly forgotten about, only to reappear when it suit’s the plot. for instance, they’re brought back near the end to redo the famous tent scene, but the humor involved is so lame you wish they remained forgotten about .
in december of 1989, in the newark projects, there were a series of unsolved attacks and one murder. residents claimed that it was an angry spirit, who became known as the
black witch of the projects .
ten years later the attacks began again. this time occuring in every inner city project and on the east coast. and targeting every rap star in the hip hop scene. an aspiring resporter was determined to find out the truth. and five white kids and a pug from the suburbs embark on a quest to find the infamous hip hop witch .
this and other work brought her and her associates to the attention of filmmaker jackie reem salloum who was shooting a documentary about palestinian hip hop in israel and the occupied territories. the film ,
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spoof inside the world of hip - hop / rap. filmmaker dale resteghini has directed a number of music videos for rap artists, as well as several independently produced low - budget films such as the racial drama
da' hip - hop wizzard of oz is a modernized version of
the wizard of oz .
this is an original play written by laquette milner and is a fun family event which incorporates the hip - hop culture with the appreciation of the other performing arts disciplines. dorothy is your average teenager who enjoys school and dreams of making it big as a
star .
her dreams, however, are not supported by everyone around her. will she give up on her dreams? before she can answer that question, dorothy is mysteriously taken to a hip - hop influenced land of oz. there, dorothy accidentally kills the wicked witch of the eastside and is granted the dead witch' s enchanted ruby converse. dorothy then meets some new friends (the scarecrow, the tinman, and the lion) and together they travel down the yellow brick road, through the land of oz to the emerald city of dance in hopes of gaining the things they lack from the great wizzard of oz. but he will only grant their wishes if dorothy kills the wicked witch of the westside. what will dorothy decide to do? come take this journey with dorothy !
at some point, the filmmakers redesigned the dvd cover art to feature eminem (he tried unsuccessfully to have himself removed from the film altogether), which is deceptive to say the least, but i say anyone who’d rent an eminem movie deserves what they get. unfortunately, da hip hop witch represents a growing portion of the direct - to - video horror market: interloping non - horror opportunists looking to get over by tricking people into renting (or god forbid, buying) movies with snazzy or misleading box covers .
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the premise itself isn’t bad. legend has it da hip hop witch targets famous rappers and kills them via impersonating a femme fatale or offering them free drugs. rappers such as eminem and ja rule talk about their experiences with her and warn everybody to avoid her. eminem is so afraid of her that he’s locked himself in his recording studio with some buddies and a cameraman. he talks about how he drank hot butter with eggs in it and getting a finger up his ass. this is the pinnacle of the humor, folks .
when britnee & i used to work together in new orleans east, she once gently pressured me into taking a couple dvds out of the trunk of her car that even she couldn’t stomach, despite typically having a much stronger fortitude than i do when it comes to total shit cinema. one of those putrid slices of schlock was desperate teenage lovedolls, a movie so amateur that i had a hard time convincing myself that it was an actual, legitimate feature film & not some 80s punks’ super 8 home movies. the other was da hip hop witch, which i am sad to report is most certainly not a legitimate feature. it is, without question, a home movie (this time filmed on a camcorder instead of a super 8 camera). it just happens to be a home movie that features a long list of famous (and not - so - famous) rappers. even accounting for the “film”‘s straight - to - dvd cheapness, it’s difficult to pull any entertainment value from da hip hop witch, except maybe from the schadenfreude of watching eminem embarrass himself .
this all - star fright film parody makes little sense, and what sense it makes is neither funny nor scary. ten years after a mysterious assailant attacked dozens of hip - hop performers in newark, the police brace themselves for a wave of copycat crimes. over 80 musicians claim that a witch molested and disrespected them, causing dissension in their groups: ... read more
in the new screenplay, reworked by joe ide from james gibson' s original draft, a pair of dead rappers, one good and one evil, are mysteriously brought back to life in order to wage a war over control of the hip - hop world .
review: this all - star fright film parody makes little sense, and what sense it makes is neither funny nor scary. ten years after a mysterious assailant attacked dozens of hip - hop performers in newark, the police brace themselves for a wave of copycat crimes. over… (more )
. the idea might have been vaguely amusing as a five - minute skit on a tv comedy show but dragged out to the length of a film it is excruciating. most of the rappers  and there are quite a number interviewed throughout  appear strung out on one or another substance and ramble on in a totally disconnected and incoherent way  the hip hop witch sucked my dick... shes got big titties... shes scary. when you see her  run! !! .  to expect that there might be any consistency between their descriptions of the witch would probably be too much to ask in such a film. it would probably be even less to ask for any kind of rationale or explanation as to why the witch is attacking rappers as opposed to any other segment of the population .
. meanwhile, there' s scene after scene of a group of music producers (actors, this time) brainstorming a gimmick they can get rich off of. and then, there' s a long, terrible segment about a fake hip - hop news show, which seems to have been filmed in the offices of
leans out of his car window to tell us he' s on the hunt for the witch, somehow, some way, which never connects to anything else in the film .
), the first lady of palestinian hip hop. sabreena, grew up in the israeli town of lydda (lod), the site of one of the largest mass expulsions of palestinian civilians in the israeli 1948 israeli war of independence. as a palestinian woman with israeli citizenship growing up in an ethnically mixed town she grew up with a unique perspective on a familiar conflict .
so yeah, just to reiterate, none of the rappers really interact with the plot or the central film. we just cut to them over and over for some completely unrelated commentary. they do make some attempt to connect them, which only makes things even dumber, by saying that the hip - hop reporter is being locked out of the rappers' offices (for fear that she might be the witch !), so only her cameraman is allowed inside. so that' s why nobody from one set of footage ever interacts with the people in the other set - it' s all part of the story !
knock - off / parody. secondly, it' s one of those hip - hop pseudo - documentaries that' s really just comprised off rappers caught off guard giving quick drops to a dude with a camcorder. both, taken on their own, would make for pretty detestable films. but combined, they' re cinematic gibberish. we get random footage where it' s not even clear how it' s supposed to connect or relate to the other footage we' ve seen .
the stars reveal their personal accounts with a supernatural terror, and true to the form of the original, some of the cast members eventually wind up disappearing. eminem manages to duck the witch by locking himself in slim shady studios with flip mode squad' s spliff star until the coast is clear .
they all appear as themselves in the film, giving ad - libbed testimonies of their encounters with “the black witch of the projects, ” who’s supposedly terrorizing rappers all along the east coast (she must be from compton. west side !). weeded - up rappers ad libbing? what could possibly go wrong? as you’d expect, the monologues are stammering messes that test the limits of how many “knowwhatimean”s and “y’knowwhati’msayin”s one human can ingest, and more than once, they end with the witch sticking a finger up the rapper’s ass. these segments, incidentally, account for half of the movie .
records players are cheap, plentiful and easy to come by. i understand if you' re living in a shelter or your car; but if you can get yourself an ipod, an x - box, a dvd player and a laptop, there is no reason why a such a self - respecting hip - hop head shouldn' t have a record player. trust me, there' s no reason to be intimidated by the various models, features, etc. unless you' re a hardcore dj, you really don' t need to know about types of drives, needles, etc .
, of course em). we even get to the out house studio and all; but it' s basically worthless, because they don' t get to say anything except these stupid, meaningless and inconsistent anecdotes about a fictitious black witch. it being such a frustrating, wasted opportunity is the insult on top of the injury .
so, somehow the gang from salem hear that the music producers who need a gimmick are offering ten million dollars for the witch because it' s regularly attacking their artist, so they go to new york. oh, and this film also keeps cutting to some girl looking out her window. i can' t figure out who she was supposed to be. there' s a montage of the reporter reading different articles from an issue of
the movie is shot with handheld cameras in faux documentary style (= it looks like crap). it looks as if the cameramen were just as stoned as the rappers. frankly, most home movies look better than this. plotwise (when it finally gets going in the last twenty minutes) it is a rough parody of' blair witch project' and one of the terrible ripoffs that tried to piggyback on the popularity of the original .
the premise, such as it is, is that there' s a blair woods - like witch that used to haunt newark. it' s come back now ten years later (later then what? who knows) and only kills rappers. oh, and it now appears in every inner city across the world, a line only explained by a title to card, presumably to justify the cameos from rappers from other cities. so we get random footage of rappers like
was promptly released worldwide featuring his face on the cover and promoting him as the star, even though his appearance maybe constitutes only around 10 minutes of footage. (for some peculiar reason, the scenes where he appears drinking and smoking have all had the labels on the alcohol and the cigarettes digitised out). eminem is the only one of the artists who gets into the deadpan spirit of the exercise and rambles on in a peculiar way where he keeps repeating everything he says twice and tells an amusing anecdote about the witch sticking her finger up his ass. (his peculiar fascination with and continuing to return to this act does kind of make one wonder exactly what this guys personal sexual peccadilloes are). on the other hand, the other most famous rapper present, vanilla ice, tries to get into the same spirit of telling a deadpan tall tale but fails badly .
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slim shady offered more than $ 4 million to co - star in reworked' lazarus,' according to variety .
it could happen, as eminem has reportedly been offered more than $ 4 million to join dmx in the cast of
lazarus ,
a project originally intended as the fourth film in
the crow
franchise .
variety reports that eminem has been eyed to portray dmx' s evil nemesis in
lazarus ,
the premise for which incorporates some of the supernatural, life - after - death themes from the three
crow
flicks .
when dmx agreed to take over a role in
lazarus
last july, he was to star as a rapper slain in a drive - by shooting who returns from the grave to exact revenge on the gang who gunned him down (see
dmx signs on to resurrect' the crow' film series
) .
despite the plot shakeup, veteran video director joseph kahn is still on board to direct
lazarus ,
with edward r. pressman producing the flick for his pressman film corp .
a spokesperson for pressman films had no comment on whether eminem has been approached about
lazarus ,
while representatives for eminem have yet to respond to inquiries about the movie offer .
as for dmx, he' s currently serving a 15 - day sentence at the erie county correctional facility in alden, new york, for a traffic violation he pleaded guilty to last march, although the rapper could be released as early as tuesday (see dmx finally turns himself in for jail term
) .
because he waited more than two weeks before surrendering to authorities, dmx is also facing a contempt of court charge that could land him back in jail for up to a year  but the rapper plans to keep busy immediately following his release from prison, despite the new potential legal woes .
on march 9, dmx plans to attend the new york premiere of his new film ,
exit wounds ,
after which he' s expected to perform an hour - long set at a post - screening party at the rainbow room .
dmx has contributed a new song, titled
no sunshine ,
to the
exit wounds
soundtrack, and even managed to complete a video for the track prior to turning himself in .
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convinced my friends to rent this at a movie night when it was relatively new, they still rip on me for it .
@ bygdreams “she tried to stick her finger up my ass. …her fingers were like 6 feet long”
i remember when it came out but i could never bring myself to watch this bullshit .
what the fuck is this even about? lol, at least jackass made sense .
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director / screenplay / producer / music supervisor  dale resteghini, photography  dale resteghini & martin ahlgren, music  robert douglas gay, patrick l. g.  harvey & tony prendatt, co - score  terence dudley. production company  raging nation films & records / m - gal productions .
( 1999) was an enormous hit when it came out. the surprise about the phenomenon was not that it produced copies but that films attempting to copy
remained relatively few while being vastly outnumbered by parodies. the parodies so far include: 
the most well - known of the rappers is of course eminem. eminem was a complete unknown at the time the film was shot and subsequently climbed to superstardom, whereupon
a near unwatchable film. the rapper scenes are excruciating. i have read a number of comments where people have called
one of the worst films ever made; i found it fairly near to being. indeed, it took several attempts upon my part to watch the whole of
 even as such i could only do it in ten minute bursts before my brain began to hurt and would have given up a good deal sooner were it not for professional dedication .
“alright man, that’s your ass! !! …somebody hold my baby. ”
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documentary that turned out to not be all that bad... i was pleasantly surprised to find a film its makers seemed to actually care about. but my expectation for a crappy eminem movie has left a hole... one that i' m confident will be filled today, by
this movie is... incomprehensible. it' s two things. one, a terrible, terrible
( !), with some of the worst acting i' ve ever seen - and believe me, i' m used to ultra - low budget horror flicks from decades past. these office scenes were really the point where my brain started to scream
abort! abort !
and climb out of my ears .
who
owns the streets
and is taking half of the music producers' deal. and there' s also another assistant who gets hired, who' s gunning for the first assistant' s job, and the salem kids are trying to blackmail the gangster. some crack addict goes undercover as an atlanta rapper to get with the producers, tells them she knows about the salem kids, but he recognizes her as somebody, and some character named
dies. and no, i didn' t just spoil the ending; it keeps going and i' ll leave the rest unsaid. honestly, i couldn' t figure it out what was going on, and i was literally taking notes. holy fuck, how does a story this empty get so convoluted ?
there are some interesting rappers featured in this... artists we almost never get to see, including
this movie has absolutely zero redeeming values. it' s never scary, intentionally funny, unwittingly funny or remotely interesting. the acting is awful, the dialogue is all improvised garbage. the rappers are all wasted cameos. the footage is all handheld, low quality camcorder level material that' s terribly lit. i' m sure 95% of the people who' ve seen this film did not watch it all the way through from beginning to end uninterrupted. it' s just torture .
and amazingly, this has been released on dvd three times by three different studios in the us alone. a - pix, artisan and artisan / lion' s gate in 2000, 2003 and 2004 respectively. they' re all available on amazon for a penny, and they' re all drastically over - priced. the a - pix disc has a banner going across it claiming it' s the full frame version, but they' re all full - frame. it was shot full - frame. stay away from this movie, don' t help it make any more money. don' t even watch it for free... on a dare. it' s really that bad .
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resteghini goes back and forth between these three subplots with no rhyme or rhythm. they start to intersect near the end thanks to more focus being shined on the producers, but that only leads to more bland humor. the only moment i laughed in the film was when vanilla ice was being interviewed outside of a kfc. that’s only because i found it funny that’s where he was hanging out, which i’m sure was unintentional. an attempted joke later is him being interrupted while getting a tattoo by a crazy fan who says he’s a director and has a project for him. that’s the joke. there’s no punch line .
i knew going into this film that it would be bad. many sources have said so. i just didn’t expect it to be this awful. it’s dreadfully boring and moves along at a snail’s pace. the hour and twenty minute runtime seems endless. i kept expecting a few jokes to hit, even if lightly. that never happened. they’re all basically the same, creating a repetitive and painstaking experience .
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the movie was made just before eminem' s big break. it was so terrible that he wanted his scenes removed from the film. however the demands were overruled. to add to the insult the distributor artisan entertainment inserted a big picture of him in the vhs and dvd covers. just about the only good thing about it is that it kinda works as an anti - drug education. don' t do drugs or you may agree to appear in films like this .
tämä oli erittäin suosittu löysähousujen parissa, niin kuin oikeastaan jokainen leffa jossa esiintyy joku räppäri on, mutta toisin kuin muiden kohdalla en muista yhdenkään sanoneen tästä mitään hyvää. jopa niille pyun - leffoille löytyy puolustajansa, mutta ei tälle. syystäkin .
pyun leffoissa oli ainakin suhteellisen koherentti juoni (sic) ja tahatonta komiikkaa. räppinoita oli pelkästään rasittava .
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, was highly acclaimed, received multiple awards and was an official selection at the sundance film festival in 2008. it also gave sabreena her first major international exposure .
at the same time sabreena was clashing with her family over her ambitions as a performer and artist - shortly after the film finished shooting she moved to the us, settling in baltimore maryland .
sabreena: there were many reasons that led to my immigration in 2007. the final decision was made when i met my partner ben in jerusalem. ben is from baltimore and we chose baltimore - his hometown - as our first base city. i have been living here since then and there is no other city in the states i would rather live in. baltimore is perfect for me, i love it .
s: no, unfortunately i did not get the chance to visit home yet .
many rappers and r & b artists in palestine get in touch with me through e mail. i trade cds with many of them. sometimes we collaborate on projects or debate life. there are many talented people out there .
i: as a female performer in a male - dominated scene, coming from a culture that is strongly patriarchal, that is itself subordinate to a government that has little regard for your culture and ethnicity puts you under something of a triple - whammy of disadvantage. you’re in a rather unenviable position. where do you look for inspiration ?
s: i am constantly inspired by people, official artists and not. at times i am inspired by some of the men from my society, inspired by some israeli people and whomever might be considered “on the other side” of my point of view. i draw inspiration from the joy and struggle of the oppressed and the ignorance and humanity of the oppressor .
i: the last six months have seen unprecedented upheaval across the arabic speaking world, from morocco all the way to oman, and it’s happened differently in every country, but with the exception of the two border - crossings / shootings in the golan, there really hasn’t been clear manifestation of the arab spring in the palestinian sphere, either in israel or in the occupied territories (except maybe the hamas / fateh unification talks, which seem to be more of an effort to protect their own weakening power structures) .
s: i think it’s all the things you said, all together. combined .
i believe that palestinians have been uprising since 1948 and they never really stopped. furthermore i believe that the palestinian issue and the activism around the crises has in part empowered and inspired many of the protesters in the arab world and beyond. one of the many reasons egyptians, tunisians syrians, libyans and other protesters are out, is their disapproval of their countries relationship with israel, the united states and other colonizing forces in the region .
as for why the palestinian spring is not as strong as the others, it’s very hard to point at one reason, mostly because i haven’t been there in a long time. i can tell you however the different opinions i have been hearing from friends and colleagues .
some friends of mine think that what’s happening in libya and syria is a result of lack of organization. people saw egypt and tunis and reacted without planning well for the coming. that could be the reason why some palestinian activists are not ready. maybe they are planning for a more organized and powerful resistance that will not cost them many casualties .
other friends of mine say that some of the palestinian people are starting to accept slowly that palestine might never be free and the israelis have too much support in the world to behave as it wishes. and that a third “intifada” is not the right solution .
as far as i’m concerned we haven’t seen the end of the battle, the arab spring might last for a while before fair and just reforms are made. i don’t see the palestinian people giving up anytime soon, but they might consider not to engage in a third intifada for now. that might change. we will see .
i: something that often comes up when palestinian protests in israel and the occupied territories are being discussed is the issue of nonviolence. people are quick to say things like “the palestinians need to give up their support of terrorism and take up nonviolence” – completely ignoring the fact that there has been an active nonviolence movement there for decades (ignored by the media as well). lately, however, it seems that the nonviolent protests are getting a bit more traction and a bit more visibility. do you think this is the case ?
s: well yes and no. yes, because it’s true there have been more attention toward palestinian nonviolent movements, and that i think is mainly a result of the modern technology. every event now is on live broadcast, people can see for themselves if it’s violent or not. you don’t need reporters for everything these day. social networks now provide first hand testimony which helps to develop faster changes in the point of view of the public opinion .
no, because i believe that the public opinion is always somewhere in the middle about palestine and the movement associated with it. it might take a decade before more people will tell you palestinians are not terrorists. and that’s not because of ignorance or apathy, it’s simply a matter of convenience. to fit in .
i: looking at the various revolutionary movements that are becoming active through the arab - speaking world, particularly during these past six months, the youth - dominated nature of the protests is one of the most immediately evident characteristics. certainly there are people of all ages, but the heavy lifting is being done by people in their twenties, (and teens and thirties). people are continually talking about this from a political perspective –this obsession with politics ignores the fact that the “youth bubble” is going to shape the middle east for the next several decades – what do you see in the future? what does the next generation look like in the middle east ?
s: i am not good at predicting the future. but i’m generally a believer of balance. where there will be good results there will be bad and vice versa .
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i got the dvd copy of this shitfest from a suitcase market after talking to the seller about how eminem threatened to sue the distributers because his face was on the cover. i guess he felt sorry for me because i felt so interested into a film when the most well known musician, other than vanilla ice of course, would sue to get his face off the cover .
the film is sexist, racist and uses stereotypes. all women are described as
bitches
and only seen as sexual objects, including sexual harassment in the workplace and the icon to a news station being a girl in a g - string. and…
just as horrible and incompetent as i expected. why do i do this to myself ?
one of the worst movies i' ve ever seen. it' s almost unbelievable how shitty this 90 minutes of hot garbage is. torturous .
probably one of the worst
movies
you' d ever have the displeasure of viewing. i only struggled through it so i could fairly rate it. there has to be something better you can do with your time. don' t waste an hour and a half of your existence. (the 1 / 2 star rating is only because (1) it supposedly
occurred
in my city and (2) because i like some of the artists in it. )
i haven' t seen this thing but i really want to after reading some of the reviews here. i literally had no idea this existed till like 10 minutes ago. it sounds so fucking bad .
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da hip hop witch is a 2000 american parody film directed , produced and written by dale resteghini . the film is a parody of the blair witch project , and features appearances by eminem , ja rule , mobb deep , pras , rah digga , vitamin c and vanilla ice . 
da hip hop witch is a 2000 american parody film directed, produced and written by dale resteghini. the film is a parody of the blair witch project, and features appearances by eminem, ja rule, mobb deep, pras, rah digga, vitamin c and vanilla ice.
da hip hop witch is a 2000 american parody film directed, produced and written by dale resteghini. the film is a parody of the blair witch project, and features appearances by eminem, ja rule, mobb deep, pras, rah digga, vitamin c and vanilla ice.