Videi i vijesti o horor tematici

[Michel]

JA OVO JEDVA ČEKAM!

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E ovo će se gledat

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Mia Goth se pridružila novoj ekranizaciji Bladea

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Jeff priča o 'Muhi'. Sjajan intervju

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Registrirao se na reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/johncarpenter/ ... 1&sort=new popratit će se

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https://bloody-disgusting.com/movie/375 ... t-to-miss/

[Michel]

Dokumentarac o Raljama, jako dobar. 7 godina sniman.

The funny thing about the shark not working and not being seen for almost an hour into the movie is that many other later horror movies used the same mystery to build the fear of the antagonist.
They learned by accident that a lot of the things in life that scare us the most are what we can't see.

I saw it in LA in 1975 when it was first released. Fresh and new. The fellow I saw it with and I were working in cue cards at the time on Hollywood Squares and many other TV game shows. It blew us both away and taught us so much about film making. This is a wonderful documentary about the making of a classic!

The best thing about this movie is, it brought the attention of the Monster below the deep. Once the movie came out, a shark attack wasn't some minor article quickly forgotten. It became something to pay attention about. Thus force the hand of the Ocean research institutes, to bring up outstanding documentaries about real sharks, their behaviors, to a even expanding in the Discovery channel's "Shark Week"!

Jaws! I was 10 years old and my mother let me go with a friend and his mom. To this day when that head pops out of that boat, I still jump back. Great film. Classic cinema.

My uncle worked on the lighting of Jaws, those crews with all the lights and reflectors. He said it was a nightmare, the hardest thing he ever worked on.