@spaceintruderdetector keeps giving gifts to the world on her blog! What are you doing reading this with yours?
this is really good book about i spit on your celluloid the history of women horror films.

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@spaceintruderdetector keeps giving gifts to the world on her blog! What are you doing reading this with yours?
this is really good book about i spit on your celluloid the history of women horror films.
greetings, brian de palma 1968
Cassavetes on Cassavetes (2001)
If you grew up with the same cultural references as me, you'll surely find common patterns and references in the supposedly real oral horror stories that fuel the slasher genre and shape creepypasta tropes. Do you want a book to map all of that?
@spaceintruderdetector has found one (in a stah of material!) for us to get started… you know that one of my hobbies (and vices because of how I throw myself into it like crazy) is to investigate the whys of our culture, so many thanks to him for that.
Horror Shorts - Movies
I think I've shared some of these with you before, but @spaceintruderdetector has found a stash of these and about 30 more. Are you really going to miss out on them when they're free with just one click on the Internet Archive?
Misc. Cinema books in PDF format
This decade that is said to be magical has a list of forgotten and sometimes forgettable films, but they are worth seeing because they are strange, disconcerting and, as the Americans say, psychotronic.
It was a new exploited field to rescue them at the beginning of the century, and books listing them abound; but this is one of the most famous and is available for online consultation or download in the Internet Archive, let us know @spaceintruderdetector. Are you going to miss it?
Blesding skull book this one article talking about tare obscure film.
Cinema ceased to be considered something real and became a medium that offers what Noël Carroll defines as a "realism effect" by which the film gives the impression that reality narrates itself; the film provokes an illusion of reality; or appears to be natural.
Anna Karina. Paris, France, 1966. Photo, Bruno Barbey.
Cinema ceased to be considered something real and became a medium that offers what Noël Carroll defines as a "realism effect" by which the film gives the impression that reality narrates itself; the film provokes an illusion of reality; or appears to be natural.