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Not Another Black Horror Movie (2025)
'Not Another Black Horror Movie' follows four friends forced to move into a foreclosed warehouse after losing their home, only to awaken a handmade family heirloom with a deadly past. What begins with jokes and banter spirals into a supernatural reckoning that blurs laughter and fear. The film explores how Black and Brown communities have long been made to survive in unsafe spaces, yet still find joy, love, and resilience where survival was never guaranteed.
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'Not Another Black Horror Movie' follows four friends forced to move into a foreclosed warehouse after losing their home, only to awaken a handmade family heirloom with a deadly past. What begins with jokes and banter spirals into a supernatural reckoning that blurs laughter and fear. The film explores how Black and Brown communities have long been made to survive in unsafe spaces, yet still find joy, love, and resilience where survival was never guaranteed.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Tanisha Pope
In Theaters:10/31/2025
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