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1 (2003), and Django Unchained (2012) attribute pop tradition nods to the genre. Abrams, arguing that Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained (2012) finds its historical roots in the slavesploitation genre, observes that slavesploitation films are characterised by "crassly exploitative representations of oppressed slave protagonists". By far the greatest-known and greatest-researched exemplar of slavesploitation is Mandingo, a 1957 novel which was adapted into a 1961 play and a 1975 movie. Indeed, Mandingo was so nicely acknowledged that a modern reviewer of Die the Long Day, a 1972 novel by Orlando Patterson, identified as it an instance of the "Mandingo genre". Adult Swim's Aqua Teen Hunger Force sequence has a recurring character named "Boxy Brown" - a enjoy on Foxy Brown. Blaxploitation contains several subtypes, including crime (Foxy Brown), action/martial arts (3 the Hard Way), westerns (Boss Nigger), horror (Abby, Blacula), prison (Penitentiary), comedy (Uptown Saturday Night), nostalgia (5 on the Black Hand Side), coming-of-age (Cooley High/Cornbread, Earl and Me), and musical (Sparkle).