Oh, yeah. Horror's a family business lol. Mario Bava was also the father of Italian horror, and giallo.
Lamberto was no slouch though, his Demon movies are great.
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Oh, yeah. Horror's a family business lol. Mario Bava was also the father of Italian horror, and giallo.
Lamberto was no slouch though, his Demon movies are great.
Oh, the Black Sunday, based on the Thomas Harris book. Haven't seen it, but remember liking the book well enough.
Love the movie Tarantula.
But if spiders were that big, I promise we would be investing in orbital fly swatters. Or a size 1200 boot.
I saw it on Shudder. One of my favorite streaming services. (<_< If any Shudder staff see this, sponsor me. I work cheap lol)
Lol, hell yeah.
It's great! Can definitely grab you and scare you if you aren't suspecting it.
“My philosophy is…
Have a good time…
All of the time.”
- Viv Savage of Spinal Tap
To quote Nicholas Cage, "It's called a Sawzall because it SAWS ALL."
Glad to be found. Anyone with an appreciation for good horror is welcome. Or just a fan of a good time lol.
Now thats a deck name.
The visials are so haunting. Love the body horror in 1960! While Psycho was getting disapproving looks by the MPAA, Black Sunday was showing rotting bodies and empty eyes.
Awesome stuff.
I would definitely be a cenobite like the Doc in Hellraiser 2. I have essentially Clockwork Oranged friends with movies in the name of pleasure and pain lol
I love her outfit and make up~
I should totally copy it 🖤
Oh, definitely.
A quick and bloody course for Giallo that I would start with, in order:
Blood and Black Lace (1962)
Tenebre (1982)
Don't Torture a Duckling (1972)
Susperia (1977)
Oh, it's a powerful look. Would be an awesome style to copy, def!
Currently, it's my favorite Bava. I love Giallo films use of strange sets and strong colors, and that film is stocked with that.
Ah, what happens when you don't have the bump from Godsmack's 'I Stand Alone' single lol
Oh yeah. It really comes to fruition in Blood and Black Lace, I think. That one feels really quite the evolutionary link to Black Sunday and the giallo genre.
Break down the tyranny of double digit land bases.
Make a 20 land commander deck. Make some spict changes lol.
Aww, thank you for the shout out 🖤🔪
#horrorsky
#filmsky
#moviesky
Also, the titular mask is a cool prop. The hammering scene got me, even if it's more slower gothic horror. You can see the Hammer influence in its DNA
#nowwatching
Black Sunday (1960) aka The Mask of Satan
Okay I am back on the Bava train. The first Italian horror film, opening the floodgates of an iconic era of film history
Black Sunday has Barbara Steele as a dual role of the witch and the victim, as well as zombies and vampiric rites. Let's go!
Oh yeah, mood.
It is!
I find any kind of art on the extreme side of the meter to be fascinating.
Also something about the body horror of it draws me in like a fly to honey.
Ikr? Reminds me of that quote from that one piece, "You construct elaborate rituals which allow you to touch the skin of other men."
Only, this in like... a bad way lol.
There's just something about Easter that brings out the sado-masochism in me.
(Says the devil-worshipping witch heathen.)
Definitely, both films I saw for the first time at an impressionable age. They left there mark, uhh... no pun intended.
Watched George A. Romeros The Crazies (1973) last night. First things first, i think its marginally better than the 2010 remake. I love both films but this movie really did justice in making you question who was infected and a Large focus on the government and if they were truly helping. solid 9/10
Oh, Cell was so wild. I think it is deserving a rewatch.
But for me, there was an effect on my brain for seeing Hellraiser at an impressionable age.
There's a strange sliver where like anti govt and anti establishment meet like Vietnam blowback and those can be good.
But yeah, Jengoism is a huge turn off in a movie for me.