The monkey hustle was released in theaters on December 24 1976 directed by Arthur marks another great movie

the movie already has iconic cast of people put together to create this film it's about local numbers runner who lives in abandoned warehouse he's in to other hustles especially scamming people now he started teaching others in the community that really need money but older brother don't approve of it at all so he decided to help them instead of starving but big real estate coming in and tearing down the community pushing families out of the neighborhoods so they all came together to fight and stop big real estate from destroying the rest of the community that's how real life is big real estate companies are doing that making it hard for people to afford living in the state where they grew up having to move away

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