I promise this is not turning into a solely visual image based blog. I should have some actual writing content in the new year, but for now, accept this as my holiday present to you, 24 frames of the slasher classic, Black Christmas (1974, directed by Bob Clark, cinematography by Reginald H. Morris), one of my favorite Horror films, nay Christmas films, nay just films of all time.
Thursday, December 24, 2009
24 Frames: Black Christmas
I promise this is not turning into a solely visual image based blog. I should have some actual writing content in the new year, but for now, accept this as my holiday present to you, 24 frames of the slasher classic, Black Christmas (1974, directed by Bob Clark, cinematography by Reginald H. Morris), one of my favorite Horror films, nay Christmas films, nay just films of all time.
Monday, December 21, 2009
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Best of The Aughties: Posters
I have not decided if I will do many look back at the decade of film posts or not, there's too much to revisit or in some cases, finally visit, to be anything close to comprehensive. So it is in earnest that I begin this venture knowing damn well this may be it in terms of decade lists.
We start with the twenty best (do I need to add IMO?) posters of the decade, here's a score worth of advertising that transcended the medium and it's lazy over reliance on the "Big Head" paradigm to become quote unquote art in it's own right. Though it should be brutally obvious, these are not the twenty best posters for the twenty best films, some of these films I do not like, a few I have not even seen, one is actually for a movie that doesn't exist yet (you'll get it when you see it) so no "but the film sucks" comments will be accepted. These posters either evoke the spirit of the movie or compel on their own removed from my opinion of the films they are selling. And yes, I am a sucker for a quality horror film poster.
Since this is the age of variant posters for films, the one specifically represented below is the one that I am "rewarding" (though any other of the Brick character posters could just as easily filled in for that selection).
In alphabetical order:
We start with the twenty best (do I need to add IMO?) posters of the decade, here's a score worth of advertising that transcended the medium and it's lazy over reliance on the "Big Head" paradigm to become quote unquote art in it's own right. Though it should be brutally obvious, these are not the twenty best posters for the twenty best films, some of these films I do not like, a few I have not even seen, one is actually for a movie that doesn't exist yet (you'll get it when you see it) so no "but the film sucks" comments will be accepted. These posters either evoke the spirit of the movie or compel on their own removed from my opinion of the films they are selling. And yes, I am a sucker for a quality horror film poster.
Since this is the age of variant posters for films, the one specifically represented below is the one that I am "rewarding" (though any other of the Brick character posters could just as easily filled in for that selection).
In alphabetical order:
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