I love this movie so much

Tied for the best movie I have ever seen

Great Film overall

A bit overrated, but still an amazing film

Solomon Crow (Sean Weathers) is a crack addict. He hustles for money, then gets a girl to shoot up with him and have sex. He also moves in with his brother (Waliek Crandall) who ignores his wife (Sybelle Silverphoenix). That is pretty much it as he lies, steals, and cons.The hustle jobs are classic con jobs that don't work on most people. Solomon does them poorly. The best hustlers wear a suit. If you like watching sex and a lot of nudity, this film has enough of it as it borders on hardcore pornography with its unsimulated sex scenes. Plot wise the film is not developed and the humor of people falling for Solomon's lies doesn't work too well.Guide: F-word, sex, and nudity (Choo Scott, Chrystal Claire )

Laughter and sex is something that usually don't go together well, no matter what girls say about just wanting a guy who's funny. They want a guy that's hot, not a guy that makes them laugh. Both is nice for both sexes, but rare just like in films. Scumbag Hustler is on of those rare films. Very low budget, but honestly I can't think of anything I wanted this film to do or anything this film tried to do that more money would have changed things that much more for the better? Better actors or name actors wouldn't do the graphic sex scenes this film calls for and a bigger budget would have taken away from he guerrilla style that makes this film work. There were a lot of scenes shot in stores, fast food places and apartment buildings in which it's clear there was no permission given to the filmmakers to shoot there. This film just works, it made me laugh, the sex scenes looked extremely graphic and they had to have been real, pausing the film a few times, I did see actually penetration. So without giving much away, if this sounds like it's up your alley it probably is, if it doesn't that's pretty much all there is to the film. Thin on plot, but well executed and well acted, especially by the lead, Sean Weathers. Awesome job!