A couple of weeks ago, we posted the trailer for Craig Brewer’s drama BLACK SNAKE MOAN, his follow-up to his critically acclaimed HUSTLE & FLOW, but studio bloodhounds pounced on us as it was apparently a leaked copy that wasn’t quite ready for public viewing. That very same trailer has now made its way to the film’s official MySpace page so we’re assuming it’s been placed through a rigorous exercise program, made to lose those unseemly excess pounds and is now ready for mass consumption. If you didn’t happen to check it out the first time around, do make sure to click through and check it out now. You won’t be disappointed. In the film, Sam Jackson stars as a former blues player who takes it upon himself to cure a ravenously nymphomaniacal Christina Ricci of her “wickedness” by keeping her chained in his house. The film opens February 23rd. Thanks to ‘Yann‘ for the head’s up.

There’s only one way to describe the trailer for HUSTLE & FLOW director Craig Brewer’s upcoming drama BLACK SNAKE MOAN and it’s goddaaaamn!! The story, centering on
a panty-clad Christina Ricci as a nymphomaniac who ends up on the doorstep of an older God-fearing black man (played by Sam Jackson) who then takes it upon himself
to cure her of her “wickedness”, is already pretty bad ass in and of itself but seeing it play out in the trailer, well, it’s just that much more bad ass. Not only is
a smoking hot Ricci seemingly in panties and a short, loose-fitting T-shirt (attached to a forty pound chain, no less!) for the majority of the film’s runtime but she apparently
also spends a good chunk of that time writhing in orgasmic pleasure. Beyond the aesthetic pleasures, however, Sam Jackson seems to be rocking the house, as usual,
and everything just seems to click with this flick. If the film makes good on the promise of this trailer, Brewer will have laid the groundwork for establishing himself as a
daring filmmaker with a goddamn original vision. Check out the trailer in our archive HERE. The film opens February 23rd. Thanks to
Patrick for the heads up.
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