Scream Blacula Scream

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Scream Blacula Scream

PG,

1973,

1h 35m,

Horror

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When a hated rival, Lisa Fortier (Pam Grier), is chosen to lead the voodoo cult of Willis Daniels' (Richard Lawson) late mother, a vengeful Willis brings the doomed vampire Prince Mamuwalde (William Marshall) back to life. Willis soon finds the vampire too powerful to control, and Lisa agrees to perform a spell that will break the curse placed on the prince. But, when racist sheriff Dunlop (Michael Conrad) gets involved, the vampire unleashes his deadly revenge.

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Scott Tobias

The Dissolve

Mar 2, 2015

2/5

Scream Blacula Scream does better than Blacula at playing up Marshall's magisterial power, but gone is the tragedy that underpinned the original.

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J.C. Maçek III

PopMatters

Apr 13, 2015

4/10

Blacula was a drama first and a horror and blaxploitation enterprise after that. Scream Blacula Scream is a blaxploitation horror film that takes its influence not just from its predecessor, but the burgeoning subgenre as the whole.

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John Beifuss

Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)

Mar 25, 2015

3/4

Blacula becomes something of a slave-master, even as he disdains humans who exploit other humans. 'You made a slave of your sister, and you're still slaves, imitating your slave masters!' he lectures a pair of pimps before tossing them through a window.

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Dennis Schwartz

Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews

May 4, 2008

C

Even though it has a few chilling and comical moments, overall it drags and doesn't have much of a bite.

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Bob Bloom

Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN)

Oct 12, 2003

1/5

A unworthy sequel to a good idea.

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Brian J. Arthurs

Beach Reporter (Southern California)

Oct 9, 2003

3/5

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Hermione M

Apr 22, 2017

"Let the cartoooooooooooon begin!" Sorry, but for my generation William Marshall is best remembered as The King of Cartoons from Pee Wee's Playhouse, but little did I realize that he was originally the super cool vampire Prince Mamuwalde AKA Blacula! Marshall returns in this sequel that's surprisingly good. Having been vanquished at the end of the first film, Blacula is resurrected by a drug dealer who wants to use Blacula to exact his revenge. Blacula instead turns the dealer into part of a vampire army he commands for his own ends, part of which is securing Pam Grier, who hadn't broke out yet with "Coffy" which was released this same year. The vampires are creepy, the voodoo themed storyline is entertaining, and the film features a strong leads in Marshall and Grier. Overall, this is pretty silly blaxploitation film, but it's also quite entertaining in a camp sort of way. And look fast for Craig T. Nelson as a police sergeant.

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Finn S

Jan 28, 2017

The status quo remains intact for this sequel, a little more gore and little less fun but Scream, Blacula, Scream should please fans of the first.

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Bob Kelljan

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William Marshall

Blacula

Pam Grier

Lisa Fortier

Don Mitchell

Justin Carter

Michael Conrad

Sheriff Harley Dunlop

Richard Lawson

Willis Daniels

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Synopsis

When a hated rival, Lisa Fortier (Pam Grier), is chosen to lead the voodoo cult of Willis Daniels' (Richard Lawson) late mother, a vengeful Willis brings the doomed vampire Prince Mamuwalde (William Marshall) back to life. Willis soon finds the vampire too powerful to control, and Lisa agrees to perform a spell that will break the curse placed on the prince. But, when racist sheriff Dunlop (Michael Conrad) gets involved, the vampire unleashes his deadly revenge.

Director: Bob Kelljan
Producer: Joseph T. Naar
Screenwriter: Raymond Koenig, Maurice Jules, Joan Torres
Production Co: American International Pictures (AIP)
Rating: PG
Genre: Horror
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Jun 27, 1973, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Sep 16, 2008
Runtime: 1h 35m

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