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A discussion of the need to keep exposition and explanation to a minimum, using horror films as illustrations.
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A discussion of the need to keep exposition and explanation to a minimum, using horror films as illustrations.
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Shadow of the Vampire
Cinema, criticism, reviews, film, films, movie, movies, vampires, Anne Rice, Shadow of the Vampire, Nosferatu, F.W. Murnau, Germany, Max Schreck, E. Elias Merhige, Steven Katz, John Malkovich, Willem Dafoe
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Shadow of the Vampire
Shadow of the Vampire (2000) is a reworked "Nosferatu," which is a reworked "Dracula," making the newer film more easily adaptable to unexpected comic and artistic twists
• shadow of the vampire • nosferatu • willem dafoe • horror movie • max schreck
Shadow of the Vampire (2000) is a reworked "Nosferatu," which is a reworked "Dracula," making the newer film more easily adaptable to unexpected comic and artistic twists
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The Blood Is the Life: Part 4
I bet you thought I forgot.
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I bet you thought I forgot.
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The Evolution of the Vampire's Image: Part I
Mention the word "vampire" and, for many of us, a Lugosi-insipired image comes to mind. However, if you went back about a hundred years and mentioned the word "vampire" to a group of European peasants, you'd get a description more akin to <i>Night of the Living Dead.</i>What gives?
• vampire • vampires • shadow of the vampire • nosferatu • murnau
Mention the word "vampire" and, for many of us, a Lugosi-insipired image comes to mind. However, if you went back about a hundred years and mentioned the word "vampire" to a group of European peasants, you'd get a description more akin to <i>Night of the Living Dead.</i>What gives?
• vampire • vampires • shadow of the vampire • nosferatu • murnau