/r/ClassicHorror
A Community That Celebrates Classic Horror Movies of the Silver Screen.
There's no hard and fast definition of "Classic Horror"; some consider to be anything prior to the end of World War II, some believe it's anything produced prior to the creation of the VCR, others find it more an atmosphere and style than chapter of cinematic history.
Regardless of how you define it, this is intended as a community to share an appreciation of pre-modern horror, from Ufa to Universal, American International to Amicus, RKO to Hammer and everything in between.
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I'm currently doing my undergrad thesis on feminist philosophies found in the Final Girl trope and monsters but I'm having a hard time finding a lot of female monsters that aren't overly sexualized and are shown through a more feminist lens. The only examples I have right now are Bride of Frankenstein, Alien, and Abagail but I would like to have a few more. If anyone has suggestions that would be helpful!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yT2xn0QtI_E&t=2s
This was a video I made for a class about the Universal Monsters. Hope you guys like it.
While Lanchester played two roles in 1935โs โBride of Frankenstein,โ it was her performance as the title character that burned itself into our cultural consciousness. And she did that with no dialogue and just three minutes of screen time.
I've just made an analysis on The Wolf Man, a classic horror film which, in my view, explores man's own role in allowing evil to fester within himself, and eventually win entirely. Although Larry Talbot is depicted as a victim in this film, and audiences are meant to sympathize with his plight, I find great value in examining the ways in which he himself is to blame for his own loss of humanity - so that we may never make the same mistakes.
Please check it out if you are interested! And Happy Halloween!
Made in Procreate for iPad
Hope your enjoy this video edit of my hand drawn art of Universal horror icons.
My setup at a small Halloween event,from last night. Masks and other things I make. If not an appropriate post, please delete/disregard. Thanks.