part 1, begins with the 1925 Phantom of the Opera:
part 2, Home Counties Horror, which focuses on the Hammer Studio films:
part 3, The American Scream, in which he looks at American horror movies of the late 1960s and 1970s:
In 2012 it was followed by Horror Europa, a 90-minute exploration of European horror
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Cool something to watch this afternoon because there's no football game today
ReplyDeleteI liked these, a fun overview.
Delete...nothing that interests me, Trump is enough of a horror for me.
ReplyDeleteAh, there is that, but I won't let trump's horror keep me from my growing appreciation of film horror ;)
DeleteHey I have seen this but now that you have brought it up I think I will try to find it again. I agree with you about not letting the "thing" in the white house ruin my horror fun. LOL Enjoy your Sunday.
ReplyDeleteWe must continue a normal film-filled life! We must! :)
DeleteThanks. I have bookmarked them for later. The third video is blocked over here because it contains infos we are not allowed to access!!? Have a great week!
ReplyDeletesome problem with copyright, maybe, or a problem with that account?
DeleteHmm. I like shows like this but horror isn't really my subject. BUT, I am trying to expand my viewing so if I get some time I might take a peek. Happy new week. Love the comment above about Trump being enough horror. Especially now that he is turning covid-19 into a reality TV series. Those poor folks who've actually had it and their families.
ReplyDeleteAn overview of the field might help you find a type of "horror" you'd like. There are so many different kinds.
DeleteMark Gatiss is great -- I love him as an actor/writer. I bedt he'd be a great narrator. I think I'd like a documentary about horror more than the actual movies!
ReplyDeleteIt was fun seeing his take on the history of this film genre :)
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