#horror-cinema

#horror-cinema

The innovation of fast zombies in 28 Days Later originated from artistic inspiration from Francis Bacon.

Anya Taylor-Joy has become a prominent figure in horror cinema over the last ten years, showcasing her talent through various compelling roles.

The modern horror genre is flourishing with remakes, sequels, and innovative films gaining recognition.

1930s Universal monster films are iconic, defining horror cinema's representation of monsters and their cultural impact.

IndieWire After Dark celebrates fringe cinema, highlighting Hulu's horror pick 'Pilgrim' and the creative journey behind 'Into the Dark.'

'Escape from New York' set the blueprint for '80s action cinema with its dystopian narrative and antihero archetype.

Heretic's limited use of scent effectively enhances the horror experience, marrying smell with storytelling to create an immersive environment.

Society sought distraction through leisure after the devastation of World War I, leading to the rise of jazz and film in the Roaring '20s.

M. Night Shyamalan's career reflects audience expectations and perceptions rather than a decline in his filmmaking talent.

Physical media has become crucial as streaming content becomes less reliable, exemplified by the release of 'Hush' on physical formats.

Hollywood struggles to replicate the success of The Exorcist after 51 years, resulting in frequent reboots and disappointments.

Coralie Fargeat emphasizes the ongoing struggle women face in the film industry, highlighting her journey as a director and the themes of self-perception in her films.

Robin F. Williams' latest exhibit challenges traditional female roles in horror cinema, prompting deeper reflection on gender portrayal and societal norms.

The iconic house from the 1982 film "Poltergeist" is for sale for $1.175 million, marking the first time it's been on the market in 45 years.