Sugar Hill
Why this pick
Another fiercely stylish 1970s Black horror film, it pairs a determined heroine with voodoo-fuelled supernatural retaliation and the same enjoyably lurid exploitation-horror charge.
A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Another fiercely stylish 1970s Black horror film, it pairs a determined heroine with voodoo-fuelled supernatural retaliation and the same enjoyably lurid exploitation-horror charge.
Why this pick
Directed by Abby’s William Girdler, this delivers similarly unabashed occult spectacle, escalating possession-like horror, and a fast, sensational B-movie rhythm.
Why this pick
For a more atmospheric and emotionally intricate variation, its Southern Black family setting and spiritual undercurrents create an ominous, intimate supernatural mood.
Why this pick
It shares Abby’s era and Black-centred horror terrain, but replaces its punchy possession shocks with dreamlike imagery, spiritual unease, and a far more experimental rhythm.
Why this pick
Its urban Black-community setting, potent supernatural mythology, and serious sense of social dread offer a more polished but still haunting route from Abby’s blend of horror and identity.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Rev. Emmett Williams
Det. Cass Potter
Abby Williams

Miranda 'Momma' Potter
Tafa Hassan

Bishop Garnet Williams