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Plot

Cinematographer turned director Ernest Dickerson returns to the horror genre with this African-American, urban twist on haunted house stories. Rap star Snoop Doggy Dogg makes his debut as a leading man in the title role of Jimmy Bones, stylish protector of a thriving inner-city neighborhood in 1979. When he refuses to knuckle under to powerful interests bent on introducing crack cocaine into his turf, Bones is betrayed by some of his own people, murdered, and buried in the basement of his gothic home. More than two decades later, the neighborhood is a drug and crime-infested nightmare, and Bones' decrepit, allegedly haunted domicile is about to become a hip-hop dance club. Although Bones' one-time girlfriend, Pearl (Pam Grier), and his right-hand man, Shotgun (Ronald Selmour), have remained loyal to his memory, the children of his traitor, Jeremiah (Clifton Powell), are the principal owners of the new club. They become the primary targets when Bones' vengeful spirit rises up to exact bloody retribution for past misdeeds. Bones (2001) co-stars Michael T. Weiss, Bianca Lawson, and Khalil Kain.
MPAA Rating:
R for violence/gore, language, sexuality and drugs.
Genre(s):
Horror
Run Time:
96min.
Theatrical Release Date:
10/24/2001
DVD Release Date:
02/26/2002
Distributor(s):
New Line
Director(s):
Themes:
Haunted By the Past,Psychic Abilities,Ghosts,Out For Revenge
Tone:
Campy,Creepy,Eerie,Gloomy,Gritty,Nocturnal
Keywords:
afterlife,basement,betrayal,club [place],deception,dog,ghetto,ghost,haunted-house,inner-city,love,poverty,reincarnation,spook-house,urban,urban-problems
Country of Origin:
USA (10-24-2001)
Language:
English
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