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Does light inside a black hole have no energy? What is light without energy?

I was reading past threads about light, mass and black holes, and the consensus seemed to be that since E2 = (mc2 )2 + (pc)2, light was therefore affected by gravity since it had 'p' (momentum) even though it was massless.  
  
If that's the equation, then does light in a black hole have no energy because it's without mass and without momentum?  Would light still exist as a massless, energyless thing?
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> If that's the equation, then does light in a black hole have no energy because it's without mass and without momentum? Would light still exist as a massless, energyless thing?

Why would light inside a blackhole carry no momentum?