Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- February 7, 2019 (7 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 23m
- Rating
- Not Rated
- Language
- English
- Origins
- Tags
- Companies
- Stage 3 Productions
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Cast View all
Meosha BeanSelf
Ashlee BlackwellSelf

William CrainSelf

Rusty CundieffSelf

Keith DavidSelf

Loretta DevineSelf

Ernest R. DickersonSelf

Tananarive DueSelf

Ken ForeeSelf
Mark H. HarrisSelf

Richard LawsonSelf
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Crew View all
Xavier BurginDirector

Robin Means ColemanNovel & Executive Producer
Danielle BurrowsWriter & Producer
Ashlee BlackwellWriter & Producer

Tananarive DueExecutive Producer
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External reviews
Film Review: Horror Noire Sinks Its Teeth into the Genre's Sordid History of RepresentationXavier Burgin's documentary will begin to open a lot of doors.
Horror Noire lays out black history through black horrorThe enlightening doc talks to Jordan Peele, Tony Todd, and many others.
Horror Noire Is a Lively, Essential History LessonShudder’s new documentary about the history of black people in the horror genre is a powerful reclamation project.

