Black Dynamite

It falls into the category of what typically has become known as "Blaxploitation" films, but gave such films of the similar genre (for instance Coffy) a bad name.

A brilliant laugh-out-loud slapstick crowd pleaser made with love and talent.

Fond and very funny homage to the exploitation era.

The portentous dialogue, two-track-recorded soundtrack (by Adrian Younge) and eager performances are all highly diverting.

A pin-sharp send-up of 1970s blaxploitation.

Black Dynamite will stir some pleasant memories.

A tongue-in-cheek tribute to the black exploitation action cinema of the seventies, [this] is a dead-on parody of the sloppy filmmaking, aggressive overacting and slapdash writing of the cheapest films of the genre.

Brilliant Blaxploitation re-crafting

Funny in ways that are as complex as the most challenging art film.

As the titular ex-CIA man, White reveals comic talents to match his martial artistry, delivering one-liners and roundhouse kicks with the same killer precision.