From Blacula to Get Out: The 5 most important black horror films
You have Keith David inThey Live, Ken Foree inDawn of the Dead. Then there are new people on the horizon [like] Jordan Peele. I think the beauty of the documentary is to tie all that together. Below, Blackwell talks about what she regards as the five most important black horror films. Son of Ingagi (1940) That was written by Spencer Williams. He was a black filmmaker. What is so revolutionary about this film is that it fully fleshes out its black characters....