Black Comedy of what White Liberals really think of Black People

Rating: 8/10 (7 March 2017)

When I originally heard about this film, I was told is was a horror film with a strong racial message. That to me was an immediate turn off. Fortunately, I had a friend who had a copy of the film and passed it on to me, I was pleasantly surprised.
Rather than some race based white-rednecks-in-the-woods hunting the first-to-die black guy clichÃ©, it was a black (literally) comedy take of what liberal white folks actually think of black people. You know them, the self-righteous, soft bigot of low expectations, "I love and want to protect the negro because he's helpless and a victim" type who treat skin color (outside of whites) as a segregated group and assign stereotypical attributes to those groups based on what they classify them as, both physically and intellectually And in this film they really do want to "take care" of blacks, it's nothing personal mind you, just that your "blackness is cool and trendy" so we want a piece of it...after all we're your friends. Not a lot of biting social commentary as suggested but more a creepy fish out of water film until the last 40 minutes and then it starts to get freaky.
It's not really that original, sort of a flipped around version of The Skeleton Key blended with The Stepford Wives with a Guess Who's Coming To Dinner social structure. Worth a look, but I'd suggest you wait for the DVD.