Forgotten Vampire Movies By Legendary Directors
From Tobe Hooper to Kathryn Bigelow, these legendary directors all crafted their own fascinating versions of the vampire.
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From Tobe Hooper to Kathryn Bigelow, these legendary directors all crafted their own fascinating versions of the vampire.
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Say the words "sci-fi horror" and movie fans will almost certainly think of Alien, Ridley Scott's 1979 haunted-house-in-space masterpiece, and its subsequent sequels. At least one of those sequels, James Cameron's Aliens, ended up a masterpiece in its own right, and everything from the performances to H.R. Giger's unforgettable designs in the original film ensured it would go down in pop culture history as the archetypal form of its subgenre.
click SCREENS cover to purchase Screens is billed as a “chilling near-future dystopia”, and given the current state of the world I would not normally have read such a thing, but then I flipped the pages and I saw the second dedication, “For Frank Belknap Long, who made THEM real to me.” That was all it took, and honestly the author should have lead with that. Screens is a novel, apparently the fourth book in The Seven Coins Drowning series, which are apparently thematically linked interpretations of the Seven Deadly Sins. It is also apparently linked to another of Laine’s works...