Better than the original Blacula with some Afrocentrism thrown in
Scream Blacula Scream was the follow up to Blacula, which was the original Black Horror film. It starts with a dispute over who would take over the head of a voodoo group, either Lisa played by Pam Grier or Willis played by Richard Lawson. Lisa ends up being the successor. That leads Willis to seek revenge. He casts a spell that brings Blacula played by William Marshall back from the dead.<br /><br />The movie pays homage to African and African-American culture. Blacula for example, was originally an African prince cursed by a European vampire to always thirst for blood. He shares his knowledge of Africa during a party where there are various artifacts from the continent. He also condemns two pimps for imitating slave masters by running prostitutes. The voodoo group Lisa comes to lead is shown as a source of power and pride. That’s a large break from how it was usually shown in Hollywood as something evil.<br /><br />Overall Scream Blacula Scream is much better than the original. The Afrocentrism was a nice addition and the story was stronger overall.
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