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Summary The '90s were a time of great and specialized horror movies, especially ones that incorporated elements of fantasy. The best titles from this decade include some horror movies that changed the rules forever but cannot be classified as fantasy; the killer and their means are strictly realistic and could technically happen in real life.
The pseudo-documentary's muted tones and grainy quality are a new and satisfying spin on the goth tastes of the decade. It skillfully uses the premise of the main characters looking into the Blair Witch legend to imply that the Blair Witch is real after all, as they begin to disappear one by one, as the cast does in many other horror movies.
How the Interview with the Vampire movie has aged is complicated by the reboot TV show's even stronger ratings. The movie is a relic of a different era of filmmaking, demonstrating an outdated approach and dialogue, as well as a slightly poorer quality of technology. However, it is still a classic of the vampire genre with performances that surprised people with how good they were at the time.
Director Tim Burton Release Date December 14, 1990 Writers Caroline Thompson Cast Vincent Price , Dianne Wiest , Anthony Michael Hall , Johnny Depp , Winona Ryder , Kathy Baker Runtime 105 minutes Edward Scissorhands is a strange cult classic that derives horror from some of the typical hallmarks of the genre. It is based around a Frankensteinian scenario which leads to some death and gore.
Army of Darkness is perhaps less of a horror movie, as it is also classified as a comedy and has fewer genuinely terrifying moments. Army of Darkness' alternate endings, and which one was ultimately used in the theatrical cut, showcase an understanding of what makes the movie work. The scenario of Ash accidentally traveling to post-apocalyptic London wasn't favored in service of a wacky adventure of quotable one-liners that is just heaps of fun.
Related Sleepy Hollow: 10 Ways Why It's Tim Burton's Best Film From gory kills to the eery gothic setting, Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow provides a lot of content that makes it a contender for his best movie. 3 Hocus Pocus Hocus Pocus Is The Hilarious Horror For Every Halloween Close Hocus Pocus PG Where to Watch Not available*Availability in US Hocus Pocus tells the story of the Sanderson Sisters, a trio of witches who are inadvertently resurrected by a teenage boy on Halloween.
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