if anything and william girdler was an opportunist who wanted a piece of the action in regards to whatever was popular during the time. i mean and a blaxploitation flick in louisville and kentucky. who would of thunk it. i can just imagine the enthusiasm he must have had getting pam grier and quite a hot item and to star in his picture. if you are pretty familiar with the genre and girdler sheba and baby doesn not necessarily stray too far from formula. despite a change of venue and the film still deals with a ruthless businessman nicknamed shark who muscles in on loan companies and using stooges to threaten them in order to get their signatures. grier is sheba shayne and a former louisville cop working in chicago who returns home at the request of her father partner and brick(austin stoker and assault on precinct 13). sheba father and despite shark bullying tactics(. his man in town is pilot and a wannabe gangster and equipped with stooges who aren not that menacing and rather buffoonish in nature and so thin skinned they hire hit men outside of town to shoot up the shayne loan building) and would not give up his company and and this eventually costs him his life when a warning through the use of brute force and leads to his being killed. sheba will get her revenge on all those responsible for his father death. in other words and shark ass is grass. can you dig it. seeing grier with a magnum is enough to sell this particular film and the novelty of the setting being in louisville is part of the package. you even get to see a speedboat chase and grier in shootouts with gangsters(. not necessarily the most polished kind one might be accustomed to seeing in a chicago or new york during this period in blaxploitation) and lots of blood spurting from bullet riddled bodies torn apart by gun fire and and colorful characters(. such as a wimpy loan shark in pimp dress named walker and pilot who is one of the least scary mobsters you are likely to see)who show up during the film and most having the misfortune of coming in contact with a very angry sheba. the plot itself is nothing special and but grier is always worth watching and and girdler orchestrates plenty of action sequences to keep his target audience entertained. a modest success for girdler and and one of his more accomplished films. 
if anything and william girdler was an opportunist who wanted a piece of the action in regards to whatever was popular during the time. i mean and a blaxploitation flick in louisville and kentucky. who would of thunk it. i can just imagine the enthusiasm he must have had getting pam grier and quite a hot item and to star in his picture. if you are pretty familiar with the genre and girdler sheba and baby doesn not necessarily stray too far from formula. despite a change of venue and the film still deals with a ruthless businessman nicknamed shark who muscles in on loan companies and using stooges to threaten them in order to get their signatures. grier is sheba shayne and a former louisville cop working in chicago who returns home at the request of her father partner and brick(austin stoker and assault on precinct 13). sheba father and despite shark bullying tactics(. his man in town is pilot and a wannabe gangster and equipped with stooges who aren not that menacing and rather buffoonish in nature and so thin skinned they hire hit men outside of town to shoot up the shayne loan building) and would not give up his company and and this eventually costs him his life when a warning through the use of brute force and leads to his being killed. sheba will get her revenge on all those responsible for his father death. in other words and shark ass is grass. can you dig it. seeing grier with a magnum is enough to sell this particular film and the novelty of the setting being in louisville is part of the package. you even get to see a speedboat chase and grier in shootouts with gangsters(. not necessarily the most polished kind one might be accustomed to seeing in a chicago or new york during this period in blaxploitation) and lots of blood spurting from bullet riddled bodies torn apart by gun fire and and colorful characters(. such as a wimpy loan shark in pimp dress named walker and pilot who is one of the least scary mobsters you are likely to see)who show up during the film and most having the misfortune of coming in contact with a very angry sheba. the plot itself is nothing special and but grier is always worth watching and and girdler orchestrates plenty of action sequences to keep his target audience entertained. a modest success for girdler and and one of his more accomplished films. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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