Bit up and down but good 1970s black horror overall
1972’s Blacula opened the door to black horror as an offshoot of the Blaxploitation craze of the time. Here, Bernie Casey was a successful doctor who thought he’d come up with a new medical breakthrough. Instead it transforms him into a white monster. That’s ironic because at the start of the film one of his patients talks about how he might as well be white because he didn’t know anything about black people. His curse was to get white skin when he changed. That of course was also aimed at African American audiences because he’s good when he’s black, but bad when he’s white. The movie ends up being a bit up and down overall but it still has some nice parts.
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