Black Supaman 2007
"Every 'hood should have one!"
Master P takes the director's chair for this 2007 comedy that follows 30-year-old Bernard Jr., a well-intentioned but perpetually stoned neighborhood cleaner who believes he's a crime-fighting superhero.
Director: Master P
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Black Supaman (2007) about?
It's the story of Bernard Jr., a grown man still living at home who dreams of cleaning up his neighborhood. But his mission gets complicated when his choice relaxation—smoking weed—sparks an alter ego, Black Supaman, a self-proclaimed superhero with delusions of invincibility and a closet full of red tights.
Who directed Black Supaman?
Black Supaman was directed by Master P, the rapper-turned-actor and entrepreneur known for blending music with film projects.
Who stars in Black Supaman?
The film features Master P in the lead role, alongside Tony Cox, Romeo, Michael Blackson, and Chris Kennedy, with Reynaldo Rey rounding out the ensemble.
Is Black Supaman (2007) worth watching?
As a low-budget stoner comedy with a unique premise, it delivers niche laughs for fans of offbeat humor. While not a critical darling, its genre appeal and cult potential make it a fun, if flawed, watch—especially for those who enjoy parodies of superhero tropes and 'hood satire.
How long is Black Supaman?
Black Supaman runs for 76 minutes, a tight runtime perfect for a quick comedic escape.
About Black Supaman (2007) — A stoned superhero's hilarious fight for justice in the 'hood
Master P takes the director's chair for this 2007 comedy that follows 30-year-old Bernard Jr., a well-intentioned but perpetually stoned neighborhood cleaner who believes he's a crime-fighting superhero. Every time he lights up, Bernard dons bright red tights and transforms into Black Supaman, a weed-fueled vigilante convinced he's unstoppable. Between toking sessions, he wages a one-man war on local crime, sparking outrage, laughter, and chaos in equal measure.
With its exaggerated tone and colorful characters, Black Supaman blends social satire with slapstick fun, painting a vivid portrait of urban life where good intentions are often distracted by bad habits. The film's lighthearted take on redemption and community resonates despite its absurd premise, creating an atmosphere that's equal parts hilarious and thought-provoking.