Horror Noire
Directed by Joe West, Julien Christian Lutz, Zandashe Brown, Rob Greenlea, Robin Givens, Kimani Ray Smith
Experience the next chapter of Black horror in this anthology of terrifying tales. Showcasing Black directors and screenwriters, Horror Noire tells six stories written by Tananarive Due and Steven Barnes, Ezra Claytan Daniels, Victor LaValle, Shernold Edwards and Al Letson; featuring racist vampires, supernatural creatures and Satan his damn self. A SHUDDER ORIGINAL
Experience the next chapter of Black horror in this anthology of six terrifying tales.
Cast: Lesley-Ann Brandt, Luke James, Erica Ash, Tone Bell, Tony Todd, Peter Stormare, Lenora Crichlow, Rachel True, Brandon Michael Smyth, Sean Patrick Thomas
Member Reviews
watchable and kind of fun but nothing special
This was a mostly excellent anthology. With the exception of the segment Fugue State, which was terrible and difficult to watch, for the terrible acting, and the terrible dialogue that sounds like it was written by someone in high-school. "If you love me you will do it", like seriously? What adult in their 40's talk like that? The first segment was easily my favourite. And the best acting of all the segments. This was also great as it brought an interesting black perspective to horror. Most of the messages are relatable to every minority. 4 skulls, loses one skull for having the segment Fugue State in this.
Excellent watch, worth every minute
Brilliant anthology of short horror features from a black history perspective, dealing with themes of slavery, racism, religious cults, economic corruption, and the oppression of black women. Outstanding production, acting and direction. I could easily see this becoming a series.
Absolutely 4 out of in these creepy little titbbits
