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Black Folks Love Horror, Too

Black people have been an inspiring part of horror since the genre was created. Still, it can be hard to find spaces that truly value our voices. If you are a horror writer wanting to share your work or just a fan looking to connect with other scary folks, check out this list of Black-centered horror publishers, funders, organizations, and scare-enthusiasts. 

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1. Black Women Are Scary 

    Horror podcast. Reads submitted stories by Black women authors on their episodes

2. Midnight and Indigo

    Online literary magazine publishing Black women in horror, sci-fi, fantasy, and more

3. Horror Spotlight 

 Funding and book reviews for marginalized horror writers 

4. Afro Horror 

Celebrates and amplifies the work of Black horror creatives

5. Sistah Scifi

    Bookstore connecting readers to Black and Indigenous horror/sci-fi readers

6. Girl That's Scary 

Podcast discussing all things horror

7. Blerdy Massacre

Podcast featuring chaotic, topical conversations for horror nerds of color

8. Peek-A-Boo!

Black queer owned horror magazine

9. Horror Movies and Beyond

Black woman run platform offering horror movie reviews/interviews

10. Monkeypaw Productions 

Black owned production company specializing in horror films 

11. Diverse Grants 

Funding for marginalized voices in horror

12. Afflicted

A horror/thriller podcast, created by Black woman writer and producer of NightLight Tonia Ransom, about a small town experiencing supernatural disasters because of a demonic book

13. Nah, I'm Good!

Brother-sister duo podcast discussing the horrors of life and the many ways human beings and natural encounters make us go "nah, I'm good."

14. Homies of Horror

Black-led podcast talking all things horror movies 

15. The LaSane Assylum 

Black-owned horror-themed clothing brand by Andrew LeSane

16. Horror Headz 

A trio of melanated horror nerds immersed in all things scary. Horror news, reviews, and more!

17. The Black Crypt Keeper

Highlights Black horror characters from movies and TV, and shares favorite scenes and moments

18. Dread Central

Sharing love for all things horror. Advocates for diverse artists and indie films. Partners with Girl That's Scary

19. Horror in the City

Black woman-led horror, sci-fi, and thriller movie reviews 

20. What Did I Just Watch?

Black woman YouTuber reviews well-known and obscure horror movies

21. Black Women In Horror

Digital magazine highlighting the contributions of Black women to the horror genre 

22. Rise from the Dead

Podcast duo discuss lesser-known horror gems to decide if they should “rise from the dead” or stay buried

23. Scream Kingz

Black men in horror podcast. Listen for the "scream of your life."

24. The Unbound & Rewound Podcast

NYC-based horror podcast with a Black, queer perspective

25. Gigi Murakami

Horror manga artist and illustrator

26. The Evol Tyrone

Horror director, screenwriter, and co-host of “Evol Live” YouTube series  

27. Dungeon

Gamer specializing in horror

28. Artsy Ghoul

Visual artist specializing in horrific illustrations and paintings 

29. In Love With Horror

Screenwriters turned horror podcast duo offers new, thrilling episodes weekly

30. Nightlight 

A multi-award-winning horror fiction podcast dedicated to stories written by Black writers and voiced by Black actors

31. Harley Hancocked

Streamer and cosplayer with a love for anime, horror, and gaming

32. SayoNay

Cosplay enthusiast who is "obsessed with sci-fi, Halloween, bodypaint, the macabre, and bakery."

33. Nailah King

Horror writer, reader, and reviewer

34. Tananarive Due 

Award-winning horror author, filmmaker, and speculative fiction professor

35. Sylvester Barzey

Award-winning horror writer and content creator

36. The Vampyir Plague Series

Horror and supernatural content creator and world-builder 

37. Watchreelflix

Horror movie reviews

38. Nia Lovemore 

Gothic illustrator designing book covers, merch, and more. 

39. MiniDeville Manor 

Sources gothic decor and vintage/rare Halloween finds 

40. Blerdcon

An annual convention celebrating diversity & Black nerd culture

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