Foxy Brown, Quentin Tarantino's Favorite Exploitation Film, Now Streaming Free on JustWatch TV Quentin Tarantino's favorite revenge movie Coffy, starring Pam Grier, is now streaming free in the US, offering a chance to explore its influence. Foxy Brown, the 1974 exploitation classic that Quentin Tarantino adores, is now streaming for free in the United States on a brand-new platform. The film is available on JustWatch TV, which will be launched this October. It is also streaming on MGM+, but viewers can check it out for free on the new service. Tarantino has long been a vocal fan of the movie. On The Plot Thickens podcast, he described it as one of his top 10 favorite movies and one of his two favorite revenge movies of all time. He said that while the film is very amateurish, he considers it one of the most entertaining movies ever made.His admiration for the film and its star, Pam Grier, led him to cast Grier as the lead in his 1997 film Jackie Brown, the follow-up to Pulp Fiction. That casting decision cemented the connection between the exploitation era and Tarantino's own celebrated body of work.Foxy Brown was released in 1974 as part of a double feature, a common distribution strategy at the time. It serves as a companion piece to 1973's Coffy. Both movies share a similar narrative, which involves a woman going on a violent revenge mission.Jack Hill directed both Foxy Brown and Coffy, with Pam Grier headlining both films. Grier became a prominent figure in 1970s exploitation cinema, often portraying strong, vengeful women. The pairing of Hill and Grier became one of the defining collaborations of the genre.The film was produced for $500,000, keeping in line with the low-cost standards of the exploitation genre. It ended up grossing more than $2 million, a strong return on its modest budget. The movie was also banned in the United Kingdom, adding to its controversial reputation.On Rotten Tomatoes, Foxy Brown holds a strong score, though it has long been considered a divisive crime classic. Its reputation has only grown over the decades, helped in part by Tarantino's repeated praise and his broader interest in exploitation cinema.Tarantino has noted that exploitation cinema very often was not self-aware. He has taken those influences and elevated them to high art in his own movies. His appreciation for Foxy Brown reflects that broader passion for the genre.The film's availability on a new streaming platform offers viewers in the United States a fresh chance to see one of Tarantino's key inspirations. With free access arriving this October through JustWatch TV, Foxy Brown is set to reach another generation of viewers.