Superfly

When the new SuperFly does show flashes of street-smart wit—like a chase that culminates in an expensive sports car crashing into a Confederate monument...—its energy is infectious.

With its slick dudes and loose women, violent crime and gentle soul, gangsta threads and naked flesh, Superfly confirmed blaxsploitation as a genre.

Superfly is never more satisfying than when behaving like a series of music videos that exalt in the beauty of slow motion,

The music video auteur behind "Hotline Bling" reaches into the past with some help from the Future, delivering a subversive summer surprise.

Wallowing in audacious style and boasting a ridiculously funky score, this badass B-movie is a key film of '70s blaxploitation. Not hard to see why.