Black Folk Don't: Live To The End Of A Horror Film

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  • Опубліковано 7 гру 2013
  • Do black folk live to the end of a horror film? Tune in to new episodes every Monday, and share your thoughts with @blackfolkdont on Twitter. A special presentation of BlackPublicMedia.org, directed by Angela Tucker, and supported by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
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  • @EffieTBrown
    @EffieTBrown 10 років тому +7

    Thank you!!! I am so happy to be a part of this. Just an FYI - I am now working with horror novelist and screenwriting team Tananarive Due and Steven Barnes. We are making film/TV show that - (spoiler alert) - more than one black person lives to the end! WOOHOO!!!

  • @micdonmusic
    @micdonmusic 10 років тому +7

    My family is big on horror films. We had this one movie called like Night of the Demons or something like that. This group of white kids and a black dude go to this old house and awaken this demon, blah, blah. My point the black dude ran through the entire movie, even climbed up barb wire to escape getting killed. At the end him and this white girl were the only survivors. I'll never forget that movie.

    • @esthermeya7090
      @esthermeya7090 6 років тому

      wow...wana watch it now

    • @MrWINNSLAW
      @MrWINNSLAW 3 роки тому

      I remember that movie. aw it with my best friend.

  • @VLM123
    @VLM123 10 років тому +10

    I really hope one or more of Octavia Butler's books (sci-fi/horror) is turned into a movie with a mostly black cast.

  • @MarchallWhite12345
    @MarchallWhite12345 7 років тому +2

    13 Ghosts, Deep Blue Sea, and House on Haunted Hill are three horror films where Black people survive.

  • @Whoopdewhoo
    @Whoopdewhoo 9 років тому +1

    "I've never made it to the end of a horror film. When I show up on set I'm like *'where'd you want me to die at?'* " lol

  • @mizu88KA
    @mizu88KA 8 років тому +2

    LL Cool J survived Deep Rising, and Halloween H20. Brandy survived I know what you did last summer. Danny Glover survived Predator 2. The list goes on and on. Wesley Snips in Blade Series. The problem is most don't care to change the system, and few rather let others do all the work while they go to da clubs.

  • @theBarefoot
    @theBarefoot 10 років тому +1

    All I could think about during this video was Eddie Murphy, "Get out!" "Too bad we can't stay, baby."

  • @Whoopdewhoo
    @Whoopdewhoo 9 років тому +2

    4:30 the black woman in Jeepers Creepers was that person. She doesn't die.

  • @jesushateswood
    @jesushateswood 10 років тому +1

    The movie idea that the second to last brother mentioned could be interesting and fun if done right. The idea about a brother who wakes up and realizes he's in a horror film and must use horror film tricks to survive. I'd would see that movie but it depends on the star and the director.

  • @ApharmdBattler
    @ApharmdBattler 10 років тому +1

    Event Horizon! , even though Lawrence Fishburne bought it (the captain going down with his ship). The way that Richard T. Jones made beat his situation was EPIC! I think my pals and I jumped up and down and screamed "FINALLY" when we saw this in theaters!

  • @SnazWifeFanny
    @SnazWifeFanny 7 років тому

    I'm loving these little clips of my people!!!!

  • @JameliaPugh
    @JameliaPugh 10 років тому +1

    Love this series!! Just discovered it! I would love to know the names or organizations of those who are in the film! Awesome though especially representing West Coast and Oakland! :)

  • @donnakindle3555
    @donnakindle3555 6 років тому +1

    LL Cool J survived in the Deep Blue Sea movie..one of the few.

  • @Skinsbison1906
    @Skinsbison1906 10 років тому +2

    Black folks are rarely in a horror films period.

  •  10 років тому +1

    I can think of two movies just off the top of my head where black people make it to the end.

  • @FrigidWhisper
    @FrigidWhisper 10 років тому

    But black folk can make it to a Roscoes Chicken and Waffles!! Emmmmm, I want some now!

  • @Animefreak242
    @Animefreak242 8 років тому +1

    The House on Haunted Hill. Done.

  • @TobaccoRowe1960
    @TobaccoRowe1960 10 років тому +1

    ok I had to think here on this last comment today.
    I spent four years framing houses, almost totally no blacks, I worked with one and seen no others. So I would say almost no blacks frame houses. It's ok though, I can't sing.

  • @ynellynel
    @ynellynel 7 років тому +1

    This episode needs to get re done ... especially after "GET OUT"

  • @SuperKeirsten123
    @SuperKeirsten123 10 років тому

    I've only seen two movies when a black person survives; I know what you did last summer and Haunted High

  • @shaitanxul6
    @shaitanxul6 8 років тому +1

    Jada Pinket Smith did a horror movie where she survived,I can't think of the name of it but Billy Zane played the devil.HELP Me UA-camrs what was the name of that movie?

    • @Wii-R-online
      @Wii-R-online 8 років тому +1

      +Brian Hardiman
      tales from the crypt: demon knight

  • @roscoe8256
    @roscoe8256 10 років тому +2

    L L Cool J Survived in Deep Blue Sea! Ice Cube survived in Anaconda!

    • @FrigidWhisper
      @FrigidWhisper 10 років тому

      I thought about that too…As well as Aliens verses Predators. Forgot that beautiful sisters name. But don't think they consider those Horror Films

  • @miatalbot3219
    @miatalbot3219 10 років тому

    What's the name of that film he's describing... I want to watch it!!!!!!

  • @Jerogai
    @Jerogai 7 років тому

    Anybody seen the Get Out trailer?

  • @TobaccoRowe1960
    @TobaccoRowe1960 10 років тому +1

    denzel washington book of eli
    posibly the best film ever made

  • @Jaliyl773
    @Jaliyl773 10 років тому +1

    No we don't

  • @Jerogai
    @Jerogai 7 років тому

    Welp Get Out changed this trope lol.

  • @jiujitsu77
    @jiujitsu77 10 років тому

    Unfortunately NOTLD is a horrible example in terms of trying to take the position of black characters always dying in horror films. Yes, it fit the formula. But it seemed like the people they interviewed didn't know the history surrounding the film itself....almost implying that the director/writer was racist. Far from it. Also, Duane Jones, the lead in NOTLD was a profound presence in that film, and his role made many a young white person take note that a Black man can be a strong lead in any film.