FLASHES
Blacula, already a smash hit, is just the first black version of suspense-horror movies AIP is producing. Sammy Davis, Jr. may do Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and producer Jack Naar is talking to Muhammad AH’s lawyers about a remake of a horror classic starring the Muslim mauler — it’s possible, if there is no sex in the picture.
November 1, 1972
FLASHES
Blacula, already a smash hit, is just the first black version of suspense-horror movies AIP is producing. Sammy Davis, Jr. may do Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and producer Jack Naar is talking to Muhammad AH’s lawyers about a remake of a horror classic starring the Muslim mauler — it’s possible, if there is no sex in the picture. AIP’s 100th movie, Blackenstein, will be released at Christmas.
