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Loved this movie, great job Jordan Peele!

My favorite black horror movie of the 70s is JD’s Revenge.

My favorite 90s black horror movies are Def By Temptation, The People Under The Stairs & Tales From The Hood.

Def By Temptation scared the crap outta me when i was a kid & i did not rewatch it until i reached adulthood. I like it now, it has a positive message & i watch it during spooky season. Here are some fun facts: James Bond III & Kadeem Hardison were also in Go Tell It On The Mountain & School Daze, those two, the late Bill Nunn & Samuel L. Jackson were also in School Daze. Jasmine Guy was considered for the role of the temptress. Joel’s grandmother played by the late Minnie Gentry is either the grandmother or great grandmother of Terrance Howard. She was instrumental in helping him getting his career off the ground. Laurence Fishburne allowed the cast to use his house to film the movie. John Canada Terrell who played in he first bartender was on the BET Hey Love commercial where he quoted the infamous line No My Brother You Got To Buy Your Own. He was also in She’s Gotta Have It, The Five Heartbeats & Boomerang. The second bartender was played by Guy Davis. He’s the son of the late Ruby Dee & the late Ossie Davis. He was also in Beat Street. Norman the married man was played by Rony Clanton. He was also in The Education Of Sonny Carson & Juice & he was also on The Godfather Of Harlem. My favorite 90s black horror movie is Tales From The Hood.

It's hard to believe that troma distributed this It doesn't feel like a troma movie

The ending was a bombshell. How are they just going to glaze over the fact that Billy dies, i cant get over it

I’m here taking notes 📝

It was hatian traditions not African..Africans are adherent to Christianity and Islam..Hatians are dherent to hoodoo..not voo doo but hoodoo..just passing through skimming came across this..but good little stop nice opinion..keep up good work.

We liked it. Season one was better.

I loved that movie AND it scared me half to death! Also I love your commentary on horror movies.

No, it didn't "scare" me and it did feel like Se7en at least in the police investigation scenes. But I'd argue thriller is soft-horror. Mystery, suspense, thrillers are sub genres in the horror category. They are meant to disturb you but in an enticing manner. Maybe you'd categorize them differently, but they're not meant to make you cry or laugh 🎭 and that sets them apart. I thought the victims' bodies were pretty scary looking, but I think I felt Injustice more for the victims than fear. This show in the past two seasons shows a lot of Injustice and just makes you kind of mad, more than anything. When we do see bad people die, it feels better but there's a lot of children suffering in these two seasons. And there were definitely some white people I'd like to see face some consequences these two seasons. God is not helping any black people in this show. Things are bleak with these demons.

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Watching it again on Svengoolie tonight .....and I think you may be right. I think I like it more than the first film. And the first film is really damned good, too!

I don’t really like horror, but this felt like thriller. Like you said, avid gore movie people were disappointed about that. As a tarot reader, it was the lack of research on tarot for me.

It was fast paced. But there were a lot of characters, so that’s probably why.

Im gonna watch it 🔥

this video was 🔥 great list 🫱🏽‍🫲🏾

Nino Brown🎉😂

Great comedians. I loved the Movie NOPE. And Get out.

They basically disagreed w each other

....and I'm obsessed with race, so I just shoveled a ton of that shit in there too, and voila!

Agreed. 99% of everything they've done is garbage. Hearing them explain it makes all the let downs makes sense

Horror shits

Us was dumb. lol. I imagine it’s like Jordan’s jack off material.

These men should not be giving comedy advice

I liked it but it was dumb and silly as hell

Nice review!

I love Rob zombie, I really like black sunshine

What?

Another great take on horror, great video. 💯

awesome video bro

Free speech is more important than your feelings, snowflake.

The problem with trying to avoid tropes, you often create new ones. Rather than worrying about what is a trope, a writer should worry about what makes a good story

Glad to see you back with a new video. Though, you might wanna work on the audio, as i could barely make out what you were saying. Still, awesome video, & i agree, the savcrificial black character is the worst example of black horror tropes. In my opinion, onr of the worst cases, is in the original IT, where Tim Reid's character is attacked & held hostage, & therefore prevented from participating in the final battle with Pennywise. True he doesn't die, but he still counts as a sacrificial black character, in my opinion.

Hope things change, it's been going for too long.

A revitalization is needed. Johnathan Majors as the lead.

Thanks man, for shining a light on this classic hip hop horror tune!! This song is certainly dark & creepy, & the Geto Boys often touched on dark subject matter, that wasn't common, in hip hop, which is why all the major labels, rejected them. My aunt's ex husband, signed these guys to his, at the time fledgling label, Rap-A-Lot. Geto Boys were the #1 act, on that label. I actually got to meet Scarface, of the Geto Boys, in person, when i lived in Houston, briefly, with my aunt, & her ex hubby. Also, i agree, this classic tune should become a Halloween song, that gets played every year.

You make some really great points here, man!! Well, i guess you can consider Son of Ingagi, to be the very first black horror film. It sounds awesome! More people need to know about this movie, & your channel!

Wow!!! Man, you made me see Night of the Living Dead, & Ben's role, in it, in a whole new light!! I can't believe this video has been out for a whole year, & has next to no likes & comments!! Again i say, your channel deserves more views!!!

This came from Troma Films

I give Blacula 5stars

Fun fact: Def By Temptation was filmed in spring of 1988 before Spike Lee’s Do The Right Thing went into production. The film was released in 1990 when they couldn’t find a distributor, New Line Cinema was one of the studios they tried to have distribute the film. A lot of talented people behind the scenes besides Ernest Dickerson worked on this movie such as Darnell Martin, and Abdul Malik Abott. Music and Culture critic Nelson George is one of the producers on this movie.

The stunningly beautiful Kasi Lemmons!

The origins of candy man is black slave and white master's intermingling. If you dont understand the context as you stated then you obviously only pay attention to the race aspect

i’ve got to watch this! thanks for the info and review!