Look at black representation in cinema through horror movies
Horror Noire is a documentary about African Americans and the Horror genre from behind, on and in front of the screen. It’s actually a wider look at how blacks have been portrayed on film overall in America.<br /><br />The film begins with how black people were originally portrayed in film as dangerous and idiots by white film makers. It begins with Birth of a Nation which showed the KKK as the savior of the South from a black menace. Then how Hollywood stereotyped black roles to things like servants. When science fiction started in the 1950s African Americans were excluded. I don’t buy everything they push in that part where some of those interviewed claim that many monsters like the Creature From The Black Lagoon were actually based upon black people. There are some other faults with the analysis later on as well.<br /><br />The game changer was Night of The Living Dead that starred Duane Jones. He was the lead in the story and defended white people from a zombie apocalypse. Later on Blacula came out which introduced black Horror. That led to a whole slew of movies not all of which were good however and some reinforced stereotypes. Again, there’s some over analysis and then some praise of some bad movies which they give high marks for the messaging. They even critique two films for tropes and then praise them later.<br /><br />Overall the documentary definitely has some faults but it’s still important to watch because it does explore black representation in cinema beyond just Horror films.
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