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Tag: horror

Old / Interesting: M. Night Shyamalan’s ‘Unbreakable’

I recently read a crude article in which some journalist attacked M. Night Shyamalan’s entire career. It was so plain … More

film, horror, M. Nighy Shyamalan, Screenwriting, Spirituality, Unbreakable

The Most Classic Horror Film: ‘Psycho’

All my life I’ve heard people name Hitchcock’s “Psycho” as the scariest movie they’ve ever seen. I heard the music … More

1960s, alfred hitchcock, film, Hitchcock, horror, psycho, scary movies

Psychopathy in Hitchcock Thrillers ‘Rope’ (1948)

Character Study: Rupert Cadell (‘Rope’, 1948) I recently read an article in which the author questioned whether a psychopath could … More

alfred hitchcock, character study, Dark, film, Hitchcock, horror, james stewart, psychology, Rope Film

Gun Violence On-Screen in ‘Blue Caprice’

The truest expression of horror is exacting terrifying measures on innocent creatures in an emotionless state. ‘Blue Caprice’, based on … More

alexandre moors, blue caprice, film, gun violence, guns, horror, isaiah washington, murder, pshycology, realism, tequan richmond

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