Be Afraid: What Horror Movies Say About America
In the aftermath of Night of the Living Dead, Blaxploitation, and Black filmmakers sank their teeth into horror with Blacula (1972), Ganja & Hess, Sugar Hill (1974), and Petey Wheatstraw (1977), and showcased, on shoestring budgets, that white folks weren’t the only Americans with something to fear.
People Are Sharing Which Horror Movies Are Scary As Hell, And Which Ones Just Didn't Hit
"I don't usually get scared by horror movies but I had to turn all the lights on in the house and watch some old Scooby-Doo episodes after Hereditary. It got to me in a way nothing had before. My boyfriend kept clicking his tongue (IYKYK) and I kept jumping every time."
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