The first tale depicts white police officers brutally murdering a Black civil rights activist campaigning against corruption, with the victim's spirit exacting revenge; the second addresses child abuse by a mother's boyfriend; the third features a white supremacist ex-KKK politician (Duke Metger, played by Corbin Bernsen) haunted by vengeful slave spirits in a former plantation house; and the fourth confronts gang violence through a criminal's experimental behavioral modification alongside a neo-Nazi. These plots are framed by a Black mortician (Mr.

Simms, Clarence Williams III) lecturing three drug dealers, culminating in their damnation in Hell. Executive produced by Spike Lee and directed by Rusty Cundieff, the film adopts an overt African-American viewpoint that treats racism, police brutality, and intra-community violence as core horrors.