I said, not in the same exact words (but to give you an idea), "Yeah, but that's not true, you have Wrath James White [Succulent Prey], and other authors like Maurice Broaddus breaking down doors. How can you consider horror a racist genre or an exclusive one," - because that's what he was getting at. "Then you have horror movies like Candyman and others which star black characters or black leads."
He said, once again not in the same exact words (but you get the gist), "One or two authors does not make a million man march or a statement. The fact is, the horror genre is a genre for white kids and white adults who wear black t-shirts, not black authors. That, and Stephen King. And as for Tony Todd, he always dies at the end of his movies. Same with other black characters who might have minor roles in any horror film written in the last two decades. The majority of survivors is a single screaming white girl."
So after this, do you think the horror genre is stereotypical or exclusive in terms of race or ethnicity?











