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    Considering the differences in a film shot in 2960 to one shot in 2001‚ the earlier movie had less technology. There were more camera angles in the movie. In The Shower- Psycho (5/12) Movie CLIP (1960) HD‚ classical editing style is used in making sure the shot is covered from numerous angles (Goodykoontz‚ & Jacobs‚ 2011a‚ Sec. 5.4; para. 7). You can tell where there was editing and two different shots were put together. The movie relied heavily on sound effects and camera angles. This scene follows

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    picture”. Now if you do not understand or know what a movie is I will enlighten you as best I can. Movies are a rollercoaster ride that transcends people into a whole different world fresh out of somebody’s imagination as seen through the genres of horror‚ drama‚ and science fiction. The movie business has allowed us to break through our burden of everyday life. Although some movies have created big burdens to carry both physical and emotional like that of he famous actor Christopher reeves who became

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    8 Children of the Corn - John Franklin John Franklin is best remembered for playing Isaac Chroner in the 1984 film Children of the Corn and Cousin Itt in The Addams Family. Franklin was born with a growth hormone deficiency and as a result he is under 5ft tall. John started his career doing commercials and was picked up for Children of the Corn a year later. The role jumpstarted his acting career but following 9/11 Franklin decided to return to teaching because he felt that acting was “shallow”.

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    “The Thing” is indeed a product of its time‚ the 80’s. While the 51’ movie was more akin to films like “Frankenstein” the one I’ll be talking about is really in a class all its own. And by that‚ I mean that its good! The mood and atmosphere‚ and of course the special effect by Roy Arbogast and crew are truly in a class all their own. Now the story for the film itself is unique‚ blending drama and gore. The film is set in the 1980’s at Antarctic research bases. The story begins with a dog being pursued

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    Reflects the 80s Classics and Television The Duffer Brothers certainly deserve kudos for creating ‘Stranger Things.’ Viewers are raving about the television series and for many‚ watching it was like taking a trip down memory lane as the science-fiction horror series has multiple cinematic influences from the past. It would not be wrong to call the series an ode to Steven Spielberg’s children movies and 1980s television. This Netflix tale reminds us of many past classics and anyone who grew in the 80s would

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    The Blair Witch Project The Blair Witch project is a film released in on 30th July 1991 about 3 film school students who go in search of the local legend‚ The Blair Witch. The Blair Witch project can be followed on www.blairwitch.com. The audience was tripped into thinking that the Blair witch project was real‚ this was a very affective marketing plan that got the film $248‚639‚099 at the box office. People were going online to follow the story and to find out more. There were also books

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    contribute to making a film as a frightening as Alfred Hitchcock’s classic horror film Psycho‚ without all of the typical gruesome scenes moviegoers are used to seeing. The timeless movie Psycho is a 1960 American psychological thriller about the encounter between Marion Crane‚ a secretary hiding out after stealing a large amount of money‚ and the schizophrenic motel owner Norman Bates‚ both of whom must deal with the guilt and surveillance as consequences of their actions in the film. Hitchcock establishes

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    that I simply can’t wrap my head around popped up in my mind. What is with scary movies? Horror‚ theoretically‚ shouldn’t be successful. By their very gory‚ visceral nature‚ horror movies alienate a great number of the movie-going population. Parents can’t take kids to see them. The elderly usually dislike them. Most folks can’t even stomach the contents. Based on an article titled “Effects of Watching Horror Movies‚” the side effects of scary movies include anxiety‚ sleeplessness‚ fear‚ phobia and

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    shows a lot of dynamic movement through the story. However‚ horror does not want to show what people want to see like other genres. Horror is a genre that shows the story that people do not expect to see and controls fear in a negative way. Horror has used a lot of same subjects such as psychopath murderers and mysterious monsters. However‚ because of the cliches that has been used a lot in the horror genre‚ people get bored with horror story in these days and the genre needs to be changed in different

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    because of this that non-contemporary films sometimes struggle to find a new audience within contemporary culture. As time passes‚ culture changes‚ and as a result films can quickly become out dated. Screen writer Charles Mortiz explains that narrative characters who share the same values and moral structure as their audience are more likable and sympathetic (2008). Consequently if the cultural context the film was created in is not present within an audience a films potential impact can be lost and it

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