Sinbad: Son of a Preacher Man (1996)
Genre : Comedy
Runtime : 44M
Director : Chuck Vinson
Synopsis
Experience veteran comedian Sinbad as he returns to his college town of Denver and performs at the Paramount Theatre for this next installment of his famed HBO Comedy Specials. Sinbad: Son of a Preacher Man is a self-styled monologue that comments on the perils of skiing, para-sailing during a bad vacation, fashion trends in lingerie, and more!
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