Who ever said racial stereotypes aren funny?
The tale teams Undercover Brother with B.R.O.T.H.E.R.H.O.O.D., a group of highly trained operatives determined to protect rights and equality for “black people of all races.” The funky freedom fighters attempt to stop a plot hatched by The Man and the nefarious and confused Mr. Feather (Chris Kattan), to brainwash black celebrities and political leaders with tainted fried chicken. However, before evil can be thwarted, Undercover Brother must reclaim his soulful identity from the wily clutches of White She Devil (Denise Richards) and escape the temptation of racial stereotypes and segregation. This film attacks the audience’s funny bone on an astounding number of levels. The script itself is a witty mockery of the age-old stereotypes that plague both white and black people. No stereotypical stone is left unturned, creating an atmosphere that allows the viewer to truly understand how insignificant the glorified differences between people really are. The jokes are handled in such a way th
