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Tag: Horror
#885 Man Bites Dog (C’est arrivé près de chez vous / It Happened in Your Neighborhood) (1992)
With a $33,000 budget (or as the creators in the Criterion interviews indicate, zero budget that they supplemented by asking … More
#4 Les Vampires (1915)
Les Vampires is a ten-part French serial that, clocking in at 440 minutes total, took me about 20 nights to … More
#500 Rosemary’s Baby (1968)
Clocking in at the exact halfway point of Schneider’s original 1001, Roman Polanski’s Rosemary’s Baby is the French-Polish director’s first … More
#673 Alien (1979)
Alien’s visceral, distinctive design are at the forefront of Ridley Scott’s serious sendoff to the monster shockers of the 1950s. … More
Movie Posters By Me #17: The Fall of the House of Usher
Movie Posters By Me Episode Seventeen: The Fall of the House of Usher http://www.beforewediefilms.com An eight-year-old is given the title of … More
#61 Frankenstein (1931)
Coined in Schneider as “the single most important horror film ever made,” Frankenstein showcases a classic Boris Karloff in iconic … More
Movie Posters By Me #16: Children of the Corn
Movie Posters By Me Episode Sixteen: Children of the Corn http://www.beforewediefilms.com An eight-year-old is given the title of a film he … More
Movie Posters By Me #15: Misery
Movie Posters By Me Episode Fifteen: Misery http://www.beforewediefilms.com An eight-year-old is given the title of a film he has never … More
#414 The Birds (1963)
An enigma of a story that is probably Hitchcock’s only true horror movie, The Birds may perhaps be categorized as … More