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1 week ago | 
whatculture.com | Sean Ferrick |Jen Gallie |James Egan
The 80s had some of the scariest sci-fi. But which films were the best?
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1 week ago | 
whatculture.com | Ellie Littlechild |Jen Gallie |James Egan
These films may never see the light of day, but we can still pine for what could've been.
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1 week ago | 
whatculture.com | Sean Ferrick |Jen Gallie |James Egan
We already have nightmares from Return to Oz, so why not make it an outright horror? 0:00 - Intro 1:00 - Bull 1:54 - I Am Legend 3:02 - Freeze Frame 3:57 - Polite Society 5:01 - Venom 6:15 - Return To Oz 7:17 - Fall 8:16 - I, Robot 9:12 - In Time 10:10 - Passengers For more awesome horror content, check out: http://whatculture.com Follow us! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/whatculture Twitter: https://twitter.com/wculturehorror Voiceover: Sean Ferrick. Video Editor: Jen Gallie.
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2 weeks ago | 
whatculture.com | James Egan
Acting in horror genre isn't appreciated as much as it should be rarely (as can be observed by Demi Moore's Oscar snub for The Substance). Though the genre has given moviegoers some of the most heart-wrenching and frightening performances in cinematic history, even the biggest acting talents struggle to win or be nominated for anything. It's baffling how acting in horror is discounted so often considering how much skill is needed to invoke believable fear, revulsion, and soul-stirring terror.
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2 weeks ago | 
whatculture.com | James Egan
Even the biggest horror veterans can't deny the genre is filled with slashers, creature features, and found-footage indies that aren't up to standard. Time and time again, a promising frightfest has been ruined by shoddy writing, one-note characters, and amateur filmmaking. With that said, even the blandest films the genre has to offer may contain one awesome scene.
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2 weeks ago | 
whatculture.com | James Egan
A oner is a filmmaking technique where a long scene is shot continuously without the use of cuts. Though films like Snake Eyes, Birdman, and Hard Boiled have become iconic for their prolonged takes, certain TV shows have utilised this tool too. Oners sound gimmicky at first, but can make scenes feel more natural since they mimic a real-time experience. It's especially effective in dialogue-heavy dramas, where uninterrupted performances magnify the authenticity.
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3 weeks ago | 
whatculture.com | Sean Ferrick |Miriam Waite |James Egan
We're still waiting to see the movies these trailers sold to us.
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3 weeks ago | 
whatculture.com | James Egan
Even though horror has been a staple of the entertainment industry since the dawn of cinema, not every slasher, zomcom, or creature feature makes it to the cinema or streaming platforms. In fact, many projects are canned before they reach production, while others get dumped in mid-development. Though the genre can be excessively violent and disturbing, controversy rarely contributes to the film in question's cancellation.
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3 weeks ago | 
whatculture.com | Jess McDonell |Dan Durkin |James Egan
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3 weeks ago | 
whatculture.com | James Egan
There are certain video games that are renowned for their cutting-edge mechanics. The Gravity Gun in Half-Life 2. The Nemesis system in Shadow of Mordor. Rolling everything into a ball in Katamari Damacy. (It's a very impressive ball.)Now, it's extremely difficult to devise a unique gaming tool, which is why one-of-a-kind features like these tend to appear in top-tier titles. But every once in a while, a total dud will house a truly wondrous mechanic.
