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You're Nobody 'til Somebody Kills You (2012)A serial killer is taking down the hip hop industry one rapper at a time and the detectives on the case must get to him before the killer does. Director:Michael A. PinckneyWriter:Michael A. Pinckney |
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| James McDaniel | ... | ||
| Michael Mosley | ... | ||
| Nashawn Kearse | ... | ||
| Assiatou Lea | ... | ||
| Kevin Carroll | ... | ||
| Neko Parham | ... | ||
| Jacinto Taras Riddick | ... | ||
| Suzette Gunn | ... |
Kiki
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| Michael Kenneth Williams | ... |
Ad
(as Michael K. Williams)
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| David Fonteno | ... | ||
| Jessica Blank | ... | ||
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Kia Goodwin | ... |
Michelle Malone
(as Kia Joy Goodwin)
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| Al Thompson | ... | ||
| Doug E. Fresh | ... | ||
| Felix Solis | ... | ||
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"You're Nobody 'til somebody kills you" is an action packed and gritty story of two New York City homicide detectives that are forced into the high-stakes world of the hip hop industry. A complex web of murder, sex, money and music unfolds as the homicide detectives track a serial killer with an appetite for some of hip hop's biggest stars. Written by Anonymous
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Rated R for language, violence including a sexual assault, and some drug useParents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
10 July 2012 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
New York City, New York, USABox Office
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$1,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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I started to watch this movie with no expectations at all, still it actually managed to disappoint me.
You're Nobody 'til Somebody Kills You is basically a film about a serial killer killing a bunch of hip hop rappers one at a time, with a small knife by the way. The plot is incredibly awful, but it gets worse. The actors are as credible as a clown fish would be portraying the same roles, the script is horrible and a baby straight from kindergarten would do better in cinematography. The murder scenes looks like a Z-budget slasher film from the 70's.
Unless this movie is a parody of everything great about movies, then this is one of the worst examples of filmmaking ever. Don't spend a second with this movie, since it won't work as sleeping medicine either, since the first five minutes will make you cry and scream all night over the truly horrible filmmaking.