Referenced in a Futurama episode in which Professor Farnsworth claims that Bender is partly made of a namesake "tough black mineral that don't cop out when there's heat all about," for 10 points, identify this 1975 blaxploitation movie starring Rudy Ray Moore as the titular pimp, not to be confused with calcium magnesium carbonate or Pat Freeburn.
This movie's title character was first developed in a "toast" on the album Eat Out More Often, which claimed that that title character had an uncle named "Sudden Death" and was "drinkin' whiskey and gin" "at the age of one." In the sequel to this movie, the protagonist fights the "Nunchuk Champion of Central America" and defeats Joe Cavaletti; that film is called The Human Tornado. This movie features Vainus Rackstraw as a character who "kicks his own ass twice a day," the "Hamburger Pimp" Creeper. The titular character is aided by the Reverend Gibbs and the FBI Agent Blakely, who eventually arrests the corrupt detectives Mitchell and White. D'Urville Green plays its antagonist, who takes over the title character's club "The Total Experience" while he is imprisoned; however, the title character and his all-girl army of kung-fu killers led by Queen Bee end up getting their revenge on Willie Green. Referenced in a Futurama episode in which Professor Farnsworth claims that Bender is partly made of a namesake "tough black mineral that don't cop out when there's heat all about," for 10 points, identify this 1975 blaxploitation movie starring Rudy Ray Moore as the titular pimp, not to be confused with calcium magnesium carbonate or Pat Freeburn.
This movie's title character was first developed in a "toast" on the album Eat Out
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