Despite what horror tropes may tell you, these Black female characters are much more nuanced and set the bar for the future of the genre.

From, 'Eve's Bayou' to 'Welcome II the Terrordome' these movies directed by Black women deserve your attention today.

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From psychological thrillers to supernatural nightmares and more, these must-watch horror flicks not only sent chills but also took home Hollywood’s highest honor!