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Black horror is evolving beyond survival stories rooted solely in racial trauma. As filmmakers reimagine the genre, Black characters are no longer just confronting racism as the monster. They're claiming space for joy, redemption, community, and even a little coziness amid the chaos. From the legacy of Blacula to the cultural impact of Get Out and Sinners, the conversation asks a chilling question: what happens when Black audiences get to be scared without being scarred?
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