Had some original ideas but not enough horror
Blacula was a ground breaking release because it was the first Blaxploitation-Horror film. It would lead to a whole new genre.<br /><br />The screenplay by Joan Torres, Raymond Koenig and Richard Glouner was also original. They created Prince Mamuwalde as the main character played by William Marshall who was cursed by Count Dracula (Charles Macaulay) to become a vampire, Blacula. Mamuwalde was an articulate, intelligent, African dignitary. He originally came to Dracula hoping to gain his aid in ending the slave trade, but instead was bitten. Dracula was always of European nobility so they had to come up with a similar background for Blacula. It was also interesting that he was an opponent of slavery.<br /><br />The main story was on how Blacula was awakened in the modern period and was searching for his wife. When he sees a woman named Tina (Vonetta McGee) he’s convinced that is his significant other and he becomes obsessed with finding her. This humanizes Blacula because he is a lonely man, out of his time, and searching for his true love. Of course, along the way he sucks the blood of all the people he runs into. That’s the other part of the film as a policeman investigates the deaths and discovers that a vampire is behind them.<br /><br />In the end however, while I appreciate the writing Blacula is not that good of a horror film. There’s not enough of the vampires and too much on the relationship.
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