Scrooge in the Hood

Scrooge in the Hood is a different take on the Charles Dickens classic In this adaption. Scrooge is not a money lender like in all of the other adaptations. This one runs a prostitute business and the Jewish Mafia is trying to take over. This film is definitely not for children. There are the ghosts of past present and future, but there is a lot of language and sex jokes in this one. Richard Chandler is director and writer of this film. I got a good laugh out of this one. Great performances by George Raynor, Tina Krause, and Peter Morse. Richard Chandler who wrote and directed this film appears as the Ghost of Christmas Future. One thing is Richard having Tiny Tim as an adult instead of a child. Looking forward to seeing more work by this writer/director.

I watch a lot of low quality indie movies so I probably have a higher tolerance than others for what is passable. Wish it was a little shorter some scenes dragged on and a lot of it fell flat. I guess it was going for a grind house feel now that I look back on it but didn't really get that watching it. Overall if you don't mind indie then this was just ok watch it if you want.

I did see anything remotely resembling an actor in this. Referencing Tarantino didn't help.