50 Years of Black Horror Characters Who Didn't See the End Credits
The vast history of Black horror cinema is paved with a who’s who of victims. Here are some of the most memorable casualties.
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The Horror Genre Understands Teachers Better Than Most People Do
Beneath the gore and ghosts, films like Mr. Crocket and Weapons explore the impossible choices educators face: when to intervene, and how far is too far.
'Sinners' and the Illusion of Racial Freedom
The film highlights Sophie’s Choice Black people confront in America
Ryan Coogler Praised for Fostering Creative Freedom on the Sinners Set
Several cast members pointed out the director's willingness to let actors add their sauce to his pages
6 Things To Know About Sinners According to Ryan Coogler
The director of Marvel’s Black Panther franchise dished on what to expect from his prestige horror starring long-time collaborator Michael B. Jordan
Remembering 'Terrifier 2', A Horror Film With No Redeeming Qualities
With Terrifier 3 leading box office this weekend, we revisit its awful predecessor
Do Black Characters Actually Die First in Horror?
Exploring the validity of this trope
Don’t Be Scared to Spook Your Precious Young Children With Horror Films
In our family, scary movies are a rite of passage
The 10 Greatest Black Horror Films, Ranked
Mark H. Harris, co-author of 'The Black Guy Dies First,' handpicks his must-watch essentials
'The Blackening' Trailer Pokes Fun at Horror Film Clichés
The spooky satire will hit theaters Juneteenth weekend. Watch the trailer here.
Amazon’s ‘Them’ Is Visual Terrorism
Representation isn’t reason enough to depict Black trauma on television
A Black Folks’ Guide to Cthulhu and H.P. Lovecraft
Lovecraft was an unapologetic White supremacist—who just so happened to be one of the most influential figures in 20th-century fiction