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'Shaft' hits some of its targets  Southwest Times Record

Shaft movie review & film summary  Roger Ebert

Skip Shaft. Watch Shaft Instead  Vanity Fair

‘Shaft’ Made Richard Roundtree a Star. But Store Clerks Still Tailed Him. (Published 2019)  The New York Times

My Time Making ‘Shaft’ With John Singleton  Deadline

Method Man Joins ‘Shaft’ Reboot  Billboard

New ‘Shaft’ Reboot Attempts to Question What It Means to Be a Man  Rolling Stone

June 2019 movie preview  Alternate Ending - Movie Reviews

Richard Roundtree was famous for ‘Shaft.’ But that wasn’t his most important role.  Andscape

Latest ‘Shaft’ Movie Coming Home in September  Media Play News

Samuel L. Jackson is cool, iconic ‘Shaft’  The Detroit News

Review: Despite Samuel L. Jackson, this ‘Shaft’ is down for the count  Los Angeles Times

'Shaft' Film Review: Old-School Swagger Meets Millennial Wokeness in Uneasy Crime-Comedy Mix  TheWrap

Shaft (2019) movie review  Lyles Movie Files

‘Shaft’ is a fine, fun and funny film. It’s also aware of the weight of its history.  The Washington Post

A Goodbye to Shaft, Hollywood’s First ‘Bad’ Black Man: Richard Roundtree (1942-2023)  Roger Ebert

‘Shaft’ star Richard Roundtree, considered the first Black action movie hero, has died at 81  WHYY

After ‘Shaft,’ 8 Movies to Watch Featuring Black Action Heroes (Published 2023)  The New York Times

'Shaft' star & more at the Epitome of Soul Awards  The Commercial Appeal

‘Shaft’: Film Review  The Hollywood Reporter

Film Review: Shaft  Metro Weekly

Movie Review: “Shaft” goes retro in ways both funny and tin-eared  rogersmovienation.com

Richard Roundtree, Suave Star of ‘Shaft,’ Dies at 81  The Hollywood Reporter

Box Office: ‘Men in Black: International,’ ‘Shaft’ Add to Summer Sequel Slump  Variety

Shaft (1971) - Movie Review  Alternate Ending - Movie Reviews

10 Facts And Trivia About Shaft The Movie Leaves Out  ScreenRant

‘Shaft’ doesn’t bring enough firepower to action-comedy revival  CNN

Review: The new Shaft features a complicated man, and absolutely no one will understand  The Globe and Mail