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07-27-2008, 10:39 PM
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Act of Creation and Horror Films
Hi everyone, I have been looking everywhere for some good books on the history of horror films and how this relates to creation and the creative process. Can anyone recommend me any? i have read the BFI companion to horror but thats about it. SO do you think that each new horror film is uniqely creative or that they follow formulas and adapt? :)
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07-28-2008, 07:36 AM
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The American Nightmare is a great documentary that really gets into the psychology of horror, but I'm not sure if it fites your criteria perfectly.
If you just want a good book on creativity (but not dealing with horror) try The Artist's Way which is a fantastic creativity workbook that help train the mind to nurture its own creativity.
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