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Mad Hot Sweat (2026)
A spoof on black musician biopics.
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Movie Information
A spoof on black musician biopics.
Rating:
Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:Zae Jordan
In Theaters:4/23/2026
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:WILDSOUL Films
Cast
Zae Jordan
Director
Zae Jordan
Maddie Jackson
Raisa D'Oyley
Rev. DR. Miss Yaya
Michael Stiggers
Ray J
Matthew Suwalski
Sound Guy
Jay Badlani
Celebrity Addict
Zoey Laird
Celebrity Addict
Ed Buggs
Production / Camera Guy
Jessica Williams
CEO (Stunt Actress)
Malachi Lee
Bathroom Stall Guy
Irv Da Phenom
Stadium Announcer (voice)
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