#gothiccinema

[stillsinfilms]

The Blood Spattered Bride / La Novia Ensangrentada (1972) dir. Vicente Aranda

[undervioletlights]

Iconic production design and costume in Queen of the Damned.

Queen of the Damned (2002)

Directed by Michael Rymer Production Design by Graham Walker

Set Decoration by Brian Dusting Costume Design by Angus Strathie

[stillsinfilms]

The Blood Spattered Bride / La Novia Ensangrentada (1972) dir. Vicente Aranda

[spectrasgothiccinema]

What Scene From a Movie Traumatised You When You Were Younger?

For me, it was this. Nosferatu’s elongated shadow creeping up the staircase in Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror. The way it seemed alive, more terrifying than the figure casting it, haunted me for weeks. I couldn’t walk past a staircase without feeling those spectral fingers reaching for me.

Movies have a way of lodging fear in the corners of your mind, don’t they?

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Night time discoveries of the gothic heroine

Crimson Peak (2015) X The Turning (2020)

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‘I wonder what she’s thinking about you – taking her husband, using her name’

Rebecca (2020)

Directed by Ben Wheatley Production Design by Sarah Greenwood 

Art Direction by Will Coubrough Set Decoration by Katie Spencer 

Costume Design by Julian Day

[undervioletlights]

‘Everyone dies, Miles’ - The Turning (2020) 

Directed by Floria Sigismondi Production Design by Paki Smith

Art Direction by Nigel Pollock Costume Design by Leonie Prendergast

[theoverlooktheatre]

Hey all! Sorry for the delay, but here are the screenings we can look forward to in the #sfbayarea for this week 💀 It's #JohnWaters #trashtrilogy week at the #RoxieTheatre and #WeirdWednesday will have a special guest at the #doublefeature #tonight. And there are still two days left in the week! Check out what else is going on at TheOverlookTheatre.com 💀❤ #SanFrancisco #bayarea #supporthorror #supportyourlocaltheatre #huntress #Overlookfieldtrip #horrornerd #horrorjunkie #horrorfamily #instahorror #theinvitation #axe #kidnappedcoed #frederickfriedel #blacksunday #gothiccinema #gothichorror #genrefilm #Hitchcockfest #strangersonatrain #Hitchcock