When I first saw the movie Frankenstein, I realized that Hollywood was still changing the classic novels. In their usual fashion, they changed the names of the characters to be somewhat pleasing to the audience. I guess Henry Frankenstein was a better wholesome name than Victor Frankenstein. Ins...

Two is Always Better Than One Whoever said that the sequel is never as good and the original spoke too soon. James Whale's The Bride of Frankenstein is far superior to Whale's first Frankenstein creation. The acting is superior, the costumes and make up are more fitting, the musical s...

Choking in a thick industrial smoke of confusion, people all around the world are struggling to come to grips with technology. Not unlike any other major issue in today's society, the population is divided on this matter. Like immature children, a small portion of the population is naively optimisti...

"Now you take "Bambi" or "Snow White"-That's scary!" An opinion is a statement of beliefs that can't be proven, but only supported. In, "Now you take "Bambi" or "Snow White"-That's scary!" by Stephen King his opinion was st...

There are three basic types of horror film: the supernatural, the scientific, and the naturalistic. The first type (which we most often think of as the true Horror movie) is where we come across supernatural monsters such as vampires, werewolves, demons, ghosts and zombies. These are creatures ...

Images--they draw us into their sinful lust, invigorate us, suck us in like zombies or candy. I, like most of us, am a media junkie, and gladly process sparkly music videos with no content and horrific movies that I later dislike. Undoubtedly, many times I have paid more attention to the beauty of t...

Natural Born Killers In 1994, Oliver Stone left movie-goers and critiques alike in awe. His film, Natural Born Killers, was released to theatres all over America. The story, originally written by Quentin Tarantino, was one of two mass-murders who go on a killing spree across the country. At a g...

Violence The last five years have seen an increase in the stand on violence in movies. As action movies with their big stars are taken to new heights every year, more people seem to argue that the violence is influencing our country's youth. Yet, each year, the amount of viewers also incre...

ViolenceThe last five years have seen an increase in the standon violence in movies. As actionmovies with their big stars are taken to new heightsevery year, more people seem toargue that the violence is influencing our country÷Õyouth. Yet, each year, the amount ofviewers also increases. This s...

ViolenceThe last five years have seen an increase in the standon violence in movies. As actionmovies with their big stars are taken to new heightsevery year, more people seem toargue that the violence is influencing our country÷Õyouth. Yet, each year, the amount ofviewers also increases. This s...

Interview's main character is a vampire named Louis (Brad Pitt) who narrates the story of his human and inhuman lives to a small-time San Francisco reporter (Christian Slater). Louis is a Four out of five in this story for he hinges on his flourish propensity for whining. While still human in the 18...

Cinematography is the art of filmmaking. It is a technical practice, which has evolved into an aesthetic expression that portrays customs or tendencies of society. (Mauer, Mornik, n.d.) Cinematography is the heart and backbone of cinema. Without the scientific advancements made early on motion ...

CHILDREN & VIOLENCE ON TELEVISION By Alan Sharman I believe that violence on television is affecting everyone's lives to an extent and for children who have not had the chance to develop those thoughts of real from fantasy. Eventually the increase in the standard in violence in movies shows...

Lost in TranslationFrankenstein written in 1816 was translated to modern film for a modern audience in 1994, the time laps between the two was 178 years. Although other films where made, modern technology allowed the viewer to see more in the way of affects. Turning literature into a visual picture ...