Filmmakers
Allen and Albert Hughes (Menace II Society, Dead Presidents) return with this
outrageously entertaining documentary about Pimps in America. Rather than display
the same point of view as the media, The Hughes Brothers show pimping as a lucrative
business rather than portraying them as immoral monsters who exploit women, steal
their money and ruin their lives. However, this is not to say that they're saints,
they are just flamboyant. Allen and Albert have put together a film that flows
briskly and is consistent. Certainly, it's one of the most stylish documentaries
that I've ever seen. Pimping isn't a noble calling by any means, but it's fun
watching these smooth talkers make a living in the world's second oldest profession.
