yup, I'm watching - on my watchlist for Friday night.
Horror Noire: A History Of Black Horror Documentary Drops February 7
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This is so damn good 
I was moved watching this shyt. I’m going to write about it but idk where to start
I was moved watching this shyt. I’m going to write about it but idk where to start
"Black History is Black Horror"such a deep profound statement. as soon as she said that, I knew this was going to be a good one!This is so damn good
I was moved watching this shyt. I’m going to write about it but idk where to start
Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror
(Shudder, Amazon) -
Birth of a Nation
is the type of "film" that makes you want to put on the Jason Mask and Freddy sweater on white people, for this abomination.
"Son of Ingagi" was the first "horror film" based on half man/half ape creature for experimentation.
(Shudder, Amazon) -
Birth of a Nation
is the type of "film" that makes you want to put on the Jason Mask and Freddy sweater on white people, for this abomination."Son of Ingagi" was the first "horror film" based on half man/half ape creature for experimentation.
Night of the Living Dead (1968) is a horror movie that was a metaphor for the civil rights movement??!!! Whuttt? Didn't know this, but I get it now.
Yeah it sort of became that accidentally. Romero didn’t intend for it to be that but it became that. He was always a forward thinking guy.
There’s a line from scream blacula scream that they mention in the doc. It’s powerful
Yup.
Crazy.
Have you peeped this doc yet?
i need to peep it.
Yeah. They said the original role played by Duane Jackson wasn't supposed to be a black man (I think that was his name ) but audition made him the best actor for the role. Romero saws driving with that film when King was shot.
You should, very interesting. Even if you don't watch horror movies, it's worth the watch off the history behind the cultural significance of black actors in movies
Duane jones.
Man is a legend. Aye when you’re done with that lol there’s something you should watch. It’s the place where I first heard Romero tell that story.
Bravo did this thing back in 04 called the 100 scariest movie moments. A bunch of talking heads discussing scary movies and doing a countdown from 100-1. It’s pretty damn dope and something I watch every year.
Whole thing is on YouTube now
Rachel True (The Craft) has barely aged, neither has Kincaid from Nightmare on Elm Street. Miguel Nunez has still maintained . These movies were out like 20-30 years ago. Amazing.
woman is 53 and making me say “damn”