Marcela marin
Bio
Hello everyone, what I write about most is cinema. This is my passion, since cinema is the art of making an instant infinite, and it seems to me a way to learn and enter new worlds and stories.
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Bloodless movies are more disturbing
These days, there are so many movies that try to scare you with strong images, exaggerated effects, and gallons of blood. But, to be honest, many of those stories leave nothing behind. On the other hand, there are movies that show almost nothing and still manage to stay in your head. Those are the ones that truly disturb.
By Marcela marin3 months ago in Critique
Why do horror films never win the Oscar for Best Picture?
For decades, horror films have been the "ugly duckling" of the Academy Awards. In the 1950s and 1960s, the Academy often viewed them as a cheap genre, lacking depth or artistic value. Curiously, despite the passage of time, that mentality hasn't changed much.
By Marcela marin3 months ago in Critique
pride and prejudice
Pride and Prejudice (2005) is, personally, my favorite romance film. I know it may sound cliché, but the story of a young woman who finds herself embroiled in a romance with the proud Mr. Darcy—a well-known millionaire of the time—is completely captivating, even for those who aren't fans of the romance genre.
By Marcela marin3 months ago in Critique
Together Review
I liked this film more than I expected. I think the reason is that, being a body horror film, it raised my eyebrows: if it's poorly made, these types of films tend to be very annoying and unpleasant to watch, and not in a good way. However, in this case, the result was quite the opposite.
By Marcela marin3 months ago in Critique
From the terror of before to the scares of now
When we think of horror, almost all of us imagine the typical ghost movie that makes us doubt whether what we're seeing is real or just imagining it. If we go back a little, we discover that horror is a very subtle art when done properly.
By Marcela marin3 months ago in Horror
