When there is a Black principal actor in a scary movie, we all know what their fate entails. Enter Dr. Robin R. Means Coleman and vet movie critic Mark H. Harris, who have made it their duty to ...

So, it seemed, were parts for Black actors in horror films. In 1978, though, “Halloween” heralded a new genre, the teen slasher movie. And while that movie had an all-white cast, the copycat ...

Blacula was actually a big hit in 1972 and spawned the sequel, Scream Blacula Scream.It also created a wave of blaxploitation horror films, like Sugar Hill, Blackenstein, and Dr. Black, Mr. Hyde. ...

Mantan Moreland was one of the most prolific black actors to make his way into the genre.Due to the tone that his characters brought to the films, the movies are best described as horror comedies ...

But the ‘90s and 2000s saw a flowering of films by black directors and / or featuring black actors. Horror Noire lovingly covers the highlights, including 1992’s Candyman, 1995’s Tales From ...

The 2010s were a big decade for Black people surviving in horror movies, ... I Just Realized The New Superman Movie Actually Has A Large Female Cast, And I'm So Excited About This.

The film’s title recalls an idea mentioned in a recently published book, “The Black Guy Dies First: Black Horror Cinema From Fodder to Oscar,” by Robin R. Means Coleman and Mark H. Harris.

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Scary movies have proven some of Hollywood's best stars every bit as versatile as their reputations suggest, turning action ...