Smoked Too

About This Movie

So, 'Smoked Too' picks up where the original left off, diving headfirst into this chaotic blend of crime and dark comedy. The pacing is erratic, like the characters themselves, which actually works in its favor, capturing the madness of the plot. You've got this absurd gang of stoners who inadvertently draw the ire of a notorious crack kingpin, Shank, who sends in 'The Four Horsemen'—these uniquely ridiculous assassins. It's got this wild atmosphere, mixing slapstick humor with brutal violence, and the practical effects are a real treat. You see everything from Hippies to Ninjas thrown into the mix, which honestly adds a layer of surrealism that's intriguing. The performances are pretty over-the-top, but that’s part of the charm, making it a distinctive watch in the crime genre.

This film isn’t exactly widespread; collectors might find it tricky to track down, especially in physical formats. There's a certain cult appeal growing around it due to its outrageous premise and eclectic characters, which could drive interest in future releases. If you're into offbeat crime comedies and enjoy films that embrace a chaotic narrative style, this would fit nicely in your collection.