Oct 1, 2025
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September 30th October 1st
🎃Octoberween 2024🎃 #3
Diablo Cody and Zelda Williams marathoned a bunch of classic Universal monster movies, zombie flicks from Romero's lineage, Tim Burton's Corpse Bride, 80's teen romantic comedies and the occasional slasher movie. And they passed it all through the turbomix filter of a stereotypical Hollywood vision of the 80s decade, in a vision fattened by nostalgia out of control, to give life to this creature.
In Lisa Frankenstein we have a protagonist dealing with trauma, an imbecilic/distant father, a repellent stepmother, a step-sister who turns out to be a good egg (hey, nice way to escape from a cliché), an unrequited romantic interest and some social commentary based on the perception issues of an adolescence labeled as problematic, the ever present danger of incelous “nice guys”, some subtext about gender identity, etc. And to this cocktail we add, by supernatural serendipity of destiny, a ghoul who loves our protagonist to homicidal levels, which will lead to a progressive escalation of violence, surprising gore, severed body parts, flying penises and other stuff until culminating in this movie being a bit like the nice first cousin of Nekromantic.
Somewhat irregular in its dance of tones, true, but charming and funny, and not without some heart. I suspect this will be a future cult classic.
On October 1, 1968 Night of the Living Dead premiered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Read George A. Romero's shooting script for Night of the Living Dead. Contains extensive annotations, edits, additions, and re-writes made during filming of the movie
→ https://digital.library.pitt.edu/islandora/object/pitt:31735073052007
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I wanna see a batman romance/mystery horror where he and a love interest get involved in a different villain & location and half the time it's real paranormal stuff but other time it's just a bunch of greedy rich men a la scooby doo
