
ABAR: The Black Superman is coming to save your weekend, baby!This time on Black Deth 101, we’re digging into one of the strangest, wildest, and most unforgettable superhero movies to come out of the blaxploitation era — ABAR: The First Black Superman.Abar starts out as a tough, street-level hero standing up for a Black family being terrorized in their new neighborhood. Then somebody hands the man a mysterious formula…and suddenly Abar isn’t just taking care of business — he’s got POWERS.And these aren’t your standard Superman powers either. Abar can seemingly do whatever the movie needs him to do. Teleportation? Sure. Mind powers? Why not? Making bad people regret every decision they ever made? Oh, absolutely.We’re talking about the BFU, racist neighbors, mad-scientist chemistry, social commentary, crazy superpowers, and one seriously cool cat at the center of it all.So put on your finest threads, pour yourself something cold, and join us as we ask the important question:What happens when Black Power becomes SUPER power?It’s ABAR: The Black Superman — and whatever you do…DON’T MAKE ABAR LOOK AT YOU!👍 Like the video💬 Tell us what you think of ABAR in the comments🔔 Subscribe to Black Deth 101 for more blaxploitation, horror, cult movies, and all the funky cinematic madness we can dig up.Explicit Language#Abar #TheBlackSuperman #Blaxploitation #BlackCinema #CultMovies #BlackDeth101 #70sMovies #SuperheroMovies
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