For the first time ever, Sade's sister, Deshaney, joins as guest host and tells us her top ten favorite horror films of all time...kind of.

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Double, Double Toil & Trouble (feat. Deshaney Sellers)

Hawaii, Horror, and Hellos

In the August episode of our Year of Anniversaries, we talk with Scream King and Action Star, Edwin Hodge, about being Black in the Paris catacombs, why he never should have followed that white woman to hell, and his latest film, "The Tomorrow War", with guest host Juwan Dickerson.

As Above, So Below feat. Edwin Hodge

Breaking down the best alien invasion film in the last twenty years with guest Ashley Durham.

Attack the Block feat. Ashley Durham

In this bonus episode, we're helping our friends at NO5S (Dalia and Alma) celebrate their 2nd season primer with a special cross over episode while discussing Wes Craven's "The People Under The Stairs."

Afro Horror x Nightmare on 5th Street

Freddy super fans Cole and AJ talk with Sade' about the best Nightmare on Elm Street installment.

Nightmare on Elm Street: Dream Warriors feat. Cole & AJ

In the May episode of Afro Horror, we're talking deep south culture and spicy white girls with Tre and Cole.

Skeleton Key(2005) feat. Tre Bernard and Cole

Afro Horror admin and contributor, John Key, speaks with Mark O. Estes about the beloved horror fiction series, Fear Street.

Fear Street feat. John Key & Mark O. Estes

Our March episode covers US(2019) with Jennifer Ford.

US ft. Jennifer Ford

US(2019)

We're talking Black royalty and ancestor loyalty with guest Evan J. Peterson.

Sugar Hill ft. Evan J. Peterson

Sugar Hill(1974)

Season 3 updates and new merch now available on afrohorror.com!

Season 3 Update, HAPPY NEW YEAR!

On the final episode of Afro Horror, we chat with Horror Movies and Beyond founder Ivotres Little about 1998's Halloween:H20.  In this episode, we give LL Cool J his long overdue flowers. 

Halloween:H20 ft. Ivotres Little

Every week, screenwriters Sade' Sellers and Chris Courtney Martin discuss modern horror films and how black actors and actresses were portrayed in them.

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