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  • These days and it's ironic with all this knowledge and info.A % of black''s poor and so-called middle class types would rather call each other " N@gg@ " " H's and " B "s.These same nuts have the nerve to be in some church hollering for god and jesus.They have been so dumbed down and desentized they refuse to stop this madness.I make sure not to get into argument with them or get into some crazy religous discussion.I might get stabbed or shot with a gun

  • someone said this movie was hilarious - cheap thrills, laughs and everything

  • nay chance you couold post the whole drum movie on utube? I can'n find a copy for sale

  • Just finished watching Mandingo. Very tame in comparison to how Drum looks like in this trailer. Drum seems even more shocking and nightmarish. By the way these awful movies haven't gone away. Quentin Tarantino is making a movie called Django Unchained which is like Drum and is racist and shows violence and abuse and rape towards blacks. What an evil country we've become.

  • @TheAmericanEvita How is it racist (the Quentin Tarantino movie or Drum) if its an accurate view of history. Some people said the movie and novel Mandingo are racist, its one of the most accurate portrayal of slavery I've seen not racism its realism.

  • is there a way we can seee the whole movie like a link or upload it?

  • I like films that "PENETRATE DEEPER".

  • I have been trying to find this movie for years, can't find this movie nowhere!

  • @sexsavannah43 Just watched this shit on Netflix... Ken Norton was horrible but the movie itself wasn't that bad, lots of o' tittles

  • fuck this slavery movies make me wanna stand up and shout - I HATE WHITE PEOPLE - or more worse FUCK YOU AMERICA - but then again am civilized - so i just let myself think it rather than shout it. -

    thx God I didnt exist till the 1990 - i donno wat i could have done if i was among the slaves *sniff*

  • The material I upload tends to be a pop culture mosaic of the 1960s-1980s with a heavy emphasis on media, and I enjoy posting trailers so that people can contrast how movies (and television shows) were once marketed in comparison with how they are done so today. "Drum" itself was what I'd call a pot-boiler...basically a big budget exploitation film that would take a serious subject matter (in this case slavery) and then drape it in an abundance of sex and violence to help sell tickets.

  • @love4niggers At that point in the 1970s filmmakers could take advantage of what could now be shown on screen to present greater graphic realism with the hopes of selling more tickets. Slavery was - and is - a horror that was in no way confined to one country & culture, and the terrible thing is it still exists today (usually termed "human trafficking"). Racism, intolerance, stupidity, and cruelty are universal poisons of humanity that are not restricted by nationality, gender, or color.

  • Funniest movie ever made. GIT TO HUMPIN'!!

  • nigel

  • never a truer word spoken. white men also love fantasising about black women especially dark skinned hunnies like gabrielle union or alek wek.

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  • LOL over 10 million people saw Mandingo!

    Come on man, I got 10 million people in my neighborhood alone. LOL

  • @KiCreativeStudios

    wow, you must either be really dumb, or at least brain dead 2 think that you could fit 10 milion people in your average sized neighbourhood.

  • @watchMEshyne You must be even more obtuse to not recognize "sarcasm" when you see it. Look it up in the Merriam-Webster's, nimrod. 

    ....you DO know what that is, right, genius?

  • I know this is tasteless, but I feel like watching it just to see that scene with Pam Grier! whoo-hoo!

  • Love it

  • The new book "Mondo Mandingo: The Falconhurst Books and Films" covers the entire history. The "Drum" movie takes place 20 years after "Mandingo" on the same plantation. Warren Oates took over Perry King's role. Ken Norton and Brenda Sykes play different characters than they did in "Mandingo."

  • Is Drum really a sequel to Mandingo?

  • I think Warren Oates is supposed to be the same character that Perry King plays in "Mandingo".  Both movies are sourced from the same novelist, were produced by the same people and deal with the same themes.

  • @verax17 yes, it is.

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