“Halloween 2018” is currently all the rage at the box office. But even the classics can teach the film fans still have the Fear. We have 10 movie proposals and look with a book author in the depths of the genre.
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10 movies to shudder for the Halloween party
Halloween (2018)
He is back, the maniac Killer, Michael Myers from the legendary Film “Halloween” from 1978. At that time, the young Laurie was Strode, played by Jamie Lee Curtis, the sole Survivor of a massacre in the small town of Haddonfield, Illinois. The new Halloween Film makes virtually where the old (and its successors) left off – including the 40 years older than Jamie Lee Curtis.
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10 movies to shudder for the Halloween party
Halloween – The night of horror (1978)
In 1978, John Carpenter had sent the mother of all Halloween movies on a trip, which is up to today. The cheaply produced but highly effective Shocker played millions of dollars and created a successful Franchise company in the cinema. The new Halloween movie repeatedly: He is cheap to produce, at the checkouts but it is already very successful.
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10 movies to shudder for the Halloween party
Psycho (1960)
Carpenter’s model for “Halloween” was, among others, Alfred Hitchcock’s “Psycho” from 1960. Prior to that, the Horrofilm defined by the appearance of the animal monsters, vampires and other horror figures. Hitchcock’s Trick in “Psycho”: The initially sympathetic Norman Bates turns out to be late as a human Monster.
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10 movies to shudder for the Halloween party
Rosemary’s Baby (1968)
A devilish Film, because the viewer does not know where the Horror takes place. Only in the mind of the expectant mother Rosemary (Mia Farrow)? Or, indeed, in the real (movie)world? “Rosemary’s Baby” gained notoriety because of Polanski’s wife Sharon Tate was murdered a year later, pregnant, bestial, and because John Lennon shot in front of the house where Polanski, was shot and killed.
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10 movies to shudder for the Halloween party
The Exorcist (1973)
A step further still in terms of scary effects, Director William Friedkin went to the mid-1970s. His devil-Shocker “The exorcist” made a beginning of a cute child from the Satan possessed fearsome beings. The led in the premiere performances of some of the Nervous breakdowns halls in the cinema – and to the incredibly high Ticket sales.
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10 movies to shudder for the Halloween party
The Shining (1980)
Unforgettable, especially the locations of the Stanley Kubrick film “the Shining”. Anyone who has ever seen the “Overlook Hotel” in Kubrick’s psychological Thriller, the more it is likely to forget. Jack Nicholson as a writer on the edge of madness is terrific. “The Shining” comes without a lot of blood – belonging could be creepy but still.
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10 movies to shudder for the Halloween party
A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
Shortly after “the Shining”, the beginning of the 1980s, it was then passed to the “sensitive” Horror. The makeup artist and trick technicians entered the scene. You took a lot of art blood – and all kinds of trick technical finesse. One of the masters on the Director’s chair for the horror genre, an American, Wes Craven, scared with movies like “A Nightmare on Elm Street”, the audience wildly.
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10 movies to shudder for the Halloween party
Scream (1996)
Wes Craven was also responsible for “Scream”, which supplied the pattern for many subsequent genre films. A small town is terrorized by a sadistic killer. The Film begins with a couple of High School Kids making a Video tonight. Today, the Kids do not watch video tapes, but DVD or directly to your Smartphone. Just on Halloween movie nights are popular.
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10 movies to shudder for the Halloween party
The Others (2001)
For lovers of horror, without resorting to a lot of blood and brutal knife attacks in 2001 was “The Others” of the Chilean-Spanish Director Alejandro Amenabar. Nicole Kidman plays the mother of two children who suffer from an Allergy to light. Only in a Spanish castle, twisted horror film convinced with subtle horror and a surprising conclusion.
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10 movies to shudder for the Halloween party
Suspiria (2018)
In addition to the remake of “Halloween” is likely to be the Film “Suspiria” of the Horror Fans in the most awaited Remake of the year. The Italian Director Luca Guadagnino ventured on a remake of the eponymous classic by Dario Argento in 1977. In “Suspiria” it’s about witches – and especially to German history!
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10 movies to shudder for the Halloween party
Halloween (2018)
He is back, the maniac Killer, Michael Myers from the legendary Film “Halloween” from 1978. At that time, the young Laurie was Strode, played by Jamie Lee Curtis, the sole Survivor of a massacre in the small town of Haddonfield, Illinois. The new Halloween Film makes virtually where the old (and its successors) left off – including the 40 years older than Jamie Lee Curtis.
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10 movies to shudder for the Halloween party
Halloween – The night of horror (1978)
In 1978, John Carpenter had sent the mother of all Halloween movies on a trip, which is up to today. The cheaply produced but highly effective Shocker played millions of dollars and created a successful Franchise company in the cinema. The new Halloween movie repeatedly: He is cheap to produce, at the checkouts but it is already very successful.
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10 movies to shudder for the Halloween party
Psycho (1960)
Carpenter’s model for “Halloween” was, among others, Alfred Hitchcock’s “Psycho” from 1960. Prior to that, the Horrofilm defined by the appearance of the animal monsters, vampires and other horror figures. Hitchcock’s Trick in “Psycho”: The initially sympathetic Norman Bates turns out to be late as a human Monster.
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10 movies to shudder for the Halloween party
Rosemary’s Baby (1968)
A devilish Film, because the viewer does not know where the Horror takes place. Only in the mind of the expectant mother Rosemary (Mia Farrow)? Or, indeed, in the real (movie)world? “Rosemary’s Baby” gained notoriety because of Polanski’s wife Sharon Tate was murdered a year later, pregnant, bestial, and because John Lennon shot in front of the house where Polanski, was shot and killed.
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10 movies to shudder for the Halloween party
The Exorcist (1973)
A step further still in terms of scary effects, Director William Friedkin went to the mid-1970s. His devil-Shocker “The exorcist” made a beginning of a cute child from the Satan possessed fearsome beings. The led in the premiere performances of some of the Nervous breakdowns halls in the cinema – and to the incredibly high Ticket sales.
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10 movies to shudder for the Halloween party
The Shining (1980)
Unforgettable, especially the locations of the Stanley Kubrick film “the Shining”. Anyone who has ever seen the “Overlook Hotel” in Kubrick’s psychological Thriller, the more it is likely to forget. Jack Nicholson as a writer on the edge of madness is terrific. “The Shining” comes without a lot of blood – belonging could be creepy but still.
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10 movies to shudder for the Halloween party
A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
Shortly after “the Shining”, the beginning of the 1980s, it was then passed to the “sensitive” Horror. The makeup artist and trick technicians entered the scene. You took a lot of art blood – and all kinds of trick technical finesse. One of the masters on the Director’s chair for the horror genre, an American, Wes Craven, scared with movies like “A Nightmare on Elm Street”, the audience wildly.
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10 movies to shudder for the Halloween party
Scream (1996)
Wes Craven was also responsible for “Scream”, which supplied the pattern for many subsequent genre films. A small town is terrorized by a sadistic killer. The Film begins with a couple of High School Kids making a Video tonight. Today, the Kids do not watch video tapes, but DVD or directly to your Smartphone. Just on Halloween movie nights are popular.
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10 movies to shudder for the Halloween party
The Others (2001)
For lovers of horror, without resorting to a lot of blood and brutal knife attacks in 2001 was “The Others” of the Chilean-Spanish Director Alejandro Amenabar. Nicole Kidman plays the mother of two children who suffer from an Allergy to light. Only in a Spanish castle, twisted horror film convinced with subtle horror and a surprising conclusion.
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10 movies to shudder for the Halloween party
Suspiria (2018)
In addition to the remake of “Halloween” is likely to be the Film “Suspiria” of the Horror Fans in the most awaited Remake of the year. The Italian Director Luca Guadagnino ventured on a remake of the eponymous classic by Dario Argento in 1977. In “Suspiria” it’s about witches – and especially to German history!
Peter Vogl it is not a classic of the genre. To find “Psycho” and “Halloween” there are no entries in “The big book of little Horrors”. The film journalist employs in his brand-new book that comes suitable to Halloween in the stores, rather with movies with titles like “Attack of the Killer Donuts”, “Demonic Toys”, a series of stripes, the “Puppetmaster”, or, quite harmless “Annabelle”.
Unrestrained love for the (Horror)movie
If you are not in the know, they are probably not to a very specific group of horror film lovers, to Vogl in his encyclopedia, and for whose characterization he has in the cult American film Director Quentin Tarantino. Tarantino had said, so Peter Vogl, the following: “There are two kinds of people: Those who love movies and those who love only the movies that you love.” (“people who love movies and people who only love the movies they love”).
Fear on the canvas (here: “Martyrs”, France/Canada, 2008) also generates fear in front of the screen
“The tiny horrors are logically meant to be way more for the first group of real enthusiasts,” explains Vogl, Fans of “true” horror film. And who now, what’s that ‘tiny horror’, the Vogl explains: “The Big Book of Tiny Horror a encyclopedia about all the horror films in which toys, dolls, and other little creatures want to the leather is ask.”
This is, of course, no pleasure, not should it be but even. The movies are still popular. Above all, they were in the 1980s and 1990s, when video stores had their big time and many of these cheaply produced horror flicks came out in the shops away from the regular cinema is in operation.
Peter Vogl: “soul-consuming bad movies”
Vogl describes the “martyrdom” during the Writing of his book: “The films are often funny, often boring, always weird, and sometimes disgusting, perverted, banal, inspiring … and many of them can also be unbearably frustrating, and in some cases even almost soul-consuming bad. Almost no one, even among genre film fans – is doing this voluntarily and regularly so a scrap.”
The Examine of scrap so it can be very instructive. Sometimes it can be Yes, in addition to works of film history, Sub-Genres, B – and C-movies a lot. Let’s look at why young people, mostly there are boys of a certain age, these movies? Why has looked at Peter Vogl all of these movies? “I’m doing this because it make you experience and can see things, which you do not want to offer the often shallow main stream productions.”
The Mainstream avoids creativity
A huge Budget guarantee is almost always a high Level of technical quality, says Vogl, mean but also a high risk: “The big film studios are not in vain, for your risk unfreudigkeit known to be failed so better and different. Creativity can not be bought, and often something just because of the low Budgets and the restrictions associated with something Special.”
To read More: Peter Vogl “The big book of little Horrors: A Film-encyclopedia”, Mühlbeyer film, book publishing, 453 pages, ISBN-13: 978-3945378496, appears on the 31.10.2018.