So last week I did a history of horror cinema. I looked at the time it was in Silent Film to the cinema of today. This week we see a bunch of horror films that are part of that timeline.
With the announcement of Black and White this week, I choose to celebrate by sharing my write-ups of the three 4th Gen games. Followers of @DylPage would enjoy his chronicle of HG.
All originally found here.
Tags: Pokemon, Video Game
Today, because I haven’t downloaded any albums recently (damn being stuck on Windows), I’m taking a stab at reviewing an album I probably should’ve talked about almost two weeks ago.
Berryz Koubou’s 6th Otakebi.
This is a prelude to a combination of 6 reviews coming next Monday. They will all be on horror films and will relate to German Expressionism, and the Visual Spectrum and Audible Spectrum. These are of Dracula, Wolfman, and Frankenstein in relation to the new and old. And then we have Ash, Freddy, and Jason looking in the new and old again. (more…)
Tags: 1890s, 1896, 1930s, 3D gimmick films, Alfred Hitchcock, Alien and Predator, Animation, Ash, Audible Elements, Australian Classification Board, blood, Carrie, Casper, Children of The Damned, Childs Play, Cliches, Comdey, Deep Blue Sea, Devils Manor, Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Dracula, fear, Film, Frankenstein, Frankenstein meets The Wolfman, Freaks, Freddy, Friday The 13th, Genre, George Romero, German Expressionism, gore, gruesome, Horror, Jason, Jaws, Le Manoir du Diable, Leatherface, Mike Myers, Monsters Inc, New, Nightmare on Elm Street, Nosferatu, Novels, Old, Prelude, Psycho, psychological, Romance, Salems Lot, Saw, Scream, shocker stuff, Silence of The Lambs, silent film, Stanley Kubrick, Stephen King, The Bride of Frankenstein, The Cabinet of Dr Caligari, The Devil Rides Out, The Exorcist, The Fly, The Howling, The Mummy's Hand, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Tim Burton, Twilight, Video Games, violence, Visual Elements, Wolfman, Zombie Films
