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Black Shampoo is a 1976 American exploitation film directed and co-written by Greydon Clark, with John Daniels as Jonathan Knight, an African American hairdresser and salon owner. The film draws on the title and premise of Shampoo while recasting the central figure as a Black businessman whose relationship with his secretary, Brenda, provokes retaliation from her former white mobster lover. Its blend of sex, comedy, crime, and violence places it within both blaxploitation and sexploitation cinema.
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How good is Black Shampoo?
Black Shampoo scores 3.80/10 (Poor) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Blaxploitation Film category.
What are the best alternatives to Black Shampoo?
See our alternatives page for Black Shampoo for a ranked list with scores. Top alternatives include: Countdown at Kusini, Joshua, No Way Back.
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Is Black Shampoo worth it in 2026?
With a score of 3.80/10, Black Shampoo is a solid option in Blaxploitation Film. See all Blaxploitation Film ranked.
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