“Filmmaking is a chance to live many lifetimes.” — Robert Altman
Enjoy the archive. But first, clickable thumbnails of just a few of the many movie posters, actors, actresses, and scenes from the films that can be found here at the Vault of Thoughts.
And now, every post I’ve made about film:
- Folk Horror Films
- Filming Frankenstein
- The Terrible Twos: Twins in Horror Movies
- Shadows, Reflections, Mirrors and Vampires
- Before Amicus: Milton Subotsky and City of The Dead
- On the Wings of Blood: Instances of The Bat-Like Dracula
- Love Never Dies: Immortal Monsters and Their Reincarnated Lovers
- A Sane Man Fighting for His Soul? Renfield in Film
- A Darker Shade of Blonde: The Film Noir Movies of Marilyn Monroe
- Art or Exploitation? The Case of The Velvet Vampire
- All in The Timing: Halloween and Horror FIlms
- Step Right Up: The Carnival in Horror Movies
- Bad Things Come in Threes: The Weird Sisters of Dracula
- Brides and Daughters: Women of Universal Monster Movies
- Unyielding in Their Mystery: Cats in Horror Films
- The Living Sun: Dispatching The Undead
- Solitary and Abhorred: Vincent Price as The Last Man on Earth
- No Slave to Man: Delphine Seyrig and Daughters of Darkness
- The Other Spanish Dracula: Enrique Rambal
- Werewolves and the Silver Screeen
- Unmasking the Phantom: Romanticizing the Face of Horror
- Seeing “Us”: Jordan Peele’s Doppelgangers
- Michael Reeves & Vincent Price: The Push and Pull of Witchfinder General
- The Awful Smell of the Dead: WWI and the Frankenstein Monster
- Pre-Code Hollywood: Murder, Prostitution & What It’s Like to be God
- For the Love of Beauty: Tod Browning’s Freaks
- Queen of All Scream Queens: Barbara Steele
- Hosts of Horror: A History
- Vampires & Victims: Women of Hammer Horror
- Lust and Disgust: the Vampires of FROM DUSK TIL DAWN
- Vampira and Subversion: From Outsider to Icon
- What Music They Make: Kronos Quartet and 1931’s DRACULA
- White Worms, Devils and Women in Love
- More (or Less) Human: Gynoids and Realdoll AI
- Frightgeist: 100 Years of Horror Films
- Even Wilder: The Cultural Significance of a Comedic Frankenstein
- Dawn of Justice in The Age of Cynicism
- Deadpool’s Head & End Credits
- Vamping It Up: Rudyard Kipling, Theda Bara & the 20th Century Femme Fatale
- Universally Monstrous: Filmland’s Famous Fiends and The Humanity of Horror