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Scare Level: Spoopy Trigger Warnings: Homophobia, racism, bury your gays, several homophobic slurs, the n-word (though used entirely by people in the community), blood and gore, potential gaslighting or hypnotism (unclear), one racist ass Dracula It's time to talk about the original black horror movie about the man himself, Mamuwalde aka Blacula! An African Prince appeals to Count Dracula to stop the slave trade and Dracula rewards him by attempting enslave his wife, turning into a vampire, and locking him in a coffin for a few hundred years. And that's all in the first five minutes!
- The Basics
- Director: William Crain
- Writers: Joan Torres, Raymond Koenig
- Stars: William Marshall, Vonetta McGee, Denise Nicholas
- What’s it about?
- IMDB says: An ancient African prince, turned into a vampire by Dracula himself, finds himself in modern Los Angeles.
- This month we’re focusing on horror films with black directors and as far as it goes, this is the classic. William Crain was directing this movie when there weren’t many black directors making movies and certainly not ones that look like this. What’s everybody’s history with this movie?
- Recommendations
- Aaron - The Wiz
- Shawn - JD's Revenge
- Alicia - A Vampire in Brooklyn
- Emily- Candyman
- Ben - Dolemite is My Name
- Jeremy - Bones
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