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Some Things Should Be Left To The Imagination: CENSOR, BERBERIAN SOUND STUDIO And Horror Through Absence fangoria.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from fangoria.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Neo-Giallo: A Beginner's Guide pastemagazine.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from pastemagazine.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
18 Horror Movies From the Past Decade That You Might Have Missed July 10, 2021 by admin Hasitha Fernando with a selection of horrors from the past decade that you may have missed… Horror films are a dime-a-dozen, but really good ones? Now that’s a rare commodity. As always some of these good horror films have a tendency of flying under the radar of audiences due to them being indie-films with limited engagements or simply because they were swept under the gigantic tsunami of blockbuster madness, eventually becoming forgotten. Regardless, with Halloween just around the corner here – in no particular order – are eighteen such horror films which debuted during the past decade which are absolutely worth your time. In compiling this list, I have steered clear of all mainstream horror franchises, as well as more well-known independent affairs such as ....
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Berberian Sound Studio – Peter Strickland’s Postmodern Pastiche Ioana Stamatescu | December 2020 Peter Strickland intended Berberian Sound Studio (2012) as a film tribute to the way analogue sound was created in the 1970s giallo movies while eschewing a too retro or faithful rendition of the original [1]. Starting from Strickland’s stated intention, I will explore the ways in which the film qualifies as an affectionate pastiche. I will also take a look at the critique of the genre, triggered by the distance from the original that the pastiche takes. Strickland’s film, recently adapted for a theatrical representation in London [2], is about foley artist Gilderoy (Toby Jones), a middle-aged reserved and timid Englishman, who goes to Italy to make the sound effects for a film at a post-production company called Berberian Sound Studio. He soon learns to his dismay that the work he was commissioned to do has nothing in common with t ....