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Tag Archives: blaxploitation
KING OF THE ZOMBIES
Ed. note– I finally have time to return to DE’s look at the horror of the 1940s. A fallow period in horror, it produced this gem, an odd flick that’s better viewed as a blaxploitation than … Continue reading
Posted in Criminally Insane
Tagged Bernard Herrmann, blaxploitation, Boss Nigger, catatonia, Edmond Kelso, Edward J. Kay, Fred The Hammer Williamson, Generic Stereotype Generator, George Romero, Jean Yarbrough, King of the Zombies, Mantland Moreland, Margueritte White, Nazis, Richard Roundtree, salt, Shaft, Sugar Hill, The Devil and Daniel Webster, The House on Skull Mountain, X marks the Oscar, zombies
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SCREAM BLACULA SCREAM
Pam Grier is coming to this October’s Chiller Theatre! The blaxploitation side of Phil rears its badass head as he reviews her SCREAM BLACULA SCREAM. Sequels are hard. The through line is that … Continue reading
Posted in Criminally Insane
Tagged Blacula, blaxploitation, Pam Grier, Scream Blacula Scream, sequel, vampires, William Marshall
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SUGAR HILL
SUGAR HILL If the combination of horror and blaxploitation is like peanut butter and chocolate for me, then throwing zombies into the mix should be the most beautiful black woman I’ve ever met handing me a … Continue reading
Posted in Criminally Insane
Tagged Blade, blaxploitation, Count Yorga, Night of the Living Dead, Sugar Hill, Wesley Snipes, zombies
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BLACULA
The blaxploitation cinema of the 1970s was a great trend. Empowering blacks by turning them into action heroes who spouted colorful, quotable lines and battled the oppressive white Establishment, these films were exploitation at its best. … Continue reading
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Tagged Blacula, blaxploitation, vampires, William Marshall
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