Horror Noire (2nd Edition)

In this second edition of Robin R. Means Coleman’s insightful exploration, listeners are taken on a comprehensive journey through Black horror cinema from the 1890s to the present day. The book delves into significant representations of Blackness in horror films, highlighting key contributions both in front of and behind the camera, while examining the resurgence of the genre in recent years through influential works by filmmakers like Jordan Peele. Covering a range of film styles—from mainstream to independent—this audiobook sheds light on how horror serves as a platform to confront and redefine narratives around race in American culture.