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Black & white horror movies?
Do any of you know of any black and white horror movies made within the past 20-30 years?
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The Call Of Cthulhu (2005) Made by the HP Lovecraft Historical Society to look like an old silent film but using modern technology to do it. Oustanding-I'm sure others here will agree with me.
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There was a B/W version of The Mist released too.
Man Bites Dog is borderline Horror and Ed Wood is horror related. Last edited by Ferox13; 12-16-2011 at 03:03 PM. |
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The Human Centipede II (Full Sequence)
------------------- So much better than the theatrical release! Shame the studio didn't take a risk and go with that one. |
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And of course, the HPLS's new one The Whisperer in the Dark.
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I have wondered about The Mist in b@w,would taking the colour down on your tv do the same trick or have they done something to the movie to make it look like an old classic.?
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DEAD MAN (1995) with Johnny Depp. Highly recommended!
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A couple of Abel Ferrara's films are in B & W.
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A quick Wikipedia search turned up this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...ced_since_1970 On a side note, I watched a faulty copy of The Butterfly Effect a couple of years ago which was in Black and White. Much preferred it. Often I find the use of b&w to be somewhat unnecessary and a poor attempt to be artistic, but it definitely has its place (Ed Wood and Young Frankenstein are good examples). |
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