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Horror
The suspense and thrills of danger and the unknown are greatly leveraged in this genre of literature. Frankenstein is one of the earliest novels to set the stage and many of these literary classics have been adapted for the screen.
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Unfortunately, no. As beautiful as the mansion was in the movie, it is entirely a movie set.
What were the black hooded figures in the opening credits of American Horror Story Coven?
Okay.
I'm pretty sure most people have seen the AHS: Coven opening credits (if you haven't, I'll link it down below) so what exactly are the black hooded figures in almost every scene. Do they have something to do with witch craft? Are they suppose to resemble the KKK? What the hell are they.
I've been curious ever since I first watched it, so if someone could please answer this, it'd be nice.
Here's the opening credits:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmRXT7w2C1s
What is the scariest forward ever sent by cellphone?
probably one about a girl who's friend's pushed her into a sewer and then if you didn't send the forward to 10 people then the girl will get you through the shower, toilet, or sink. it doesnt sound creepy but when i got it i was scared!
Either that or the one about how you are going to get raped and murdered regardless of whether you forward the message because the sender knows your address and is a psycho.
In Dracula why does Jonathan fail to heed the warnings of the common people in Transylvania?
Jonathan made money off of going and making deals with people, he was pretty foolish though. His reason was that, 'Business is business' Jonathan didn't trust his instincts, which was a very bad idea.
What is victor frankensteins reaction when the creature opened his eye?
He got really scared of it and then Victor ran away from it.
Who was Boris Karloff and what does he have to do with Halloween?
Karloff was an actor most famous for his role as the monster in Frankenstein (1931). He is an iconic horror star and, as such, his movies are often viewed at Halloween.
Do you have to write a mscript or a screenply or can you just write a story to help make a movie?
When an author writes a book that a filmmaker is interested in turning into a film, he or she will typically ask for the book to be turned into a manuscript. This process is done by the author and film screenwriters.
What are the 3 murders in Frankenstein written Mary Shelley?
The three murders were Elizabeth, Henry Clerval, and Victor's brother, William.
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What can destroy Dracula in the fictional books and movies?
In the original story, Dracula was destroyed when his throat was cut and a knife thrust into his heart. Sunlight and garlic were also said to harm Dracula in the original book.
Was a kid decapitated in the film Something Wicked This Way Comes?
I don't remember any decapitation in the movie.
Why is quirrell in the next chamber?
Quirrell is trying to steal the Sorcerer's Stone for Voldemort (who is on the back of his head, under his turbin)
Essentially the English term for Science Fiction based on speculations such as, what if the Nazis won the European war? similar historical alternate realities. Unlike some forms of Science Fiction it must be essentially plausible given an alternate time line. One possibility might be, what if the Kennedy Assasination never happened?
Why is Frankensteins face green?
Well, Frankenstein's monster's face is actually described as an unhealthy gray color in the book. In order to make the first movie they had to paint the actor green to make the appearance of the right gray on the black and white televisions. It seems to have stuck, and now Frankenstein's monster is green.
How was Frankenstein monster created?
Though the means by which he infused life into his creation was never detailed, Victor Frankenstein first gathered large quantities of fragments of corpses, together with body parts from freshly killed animals, then assembled these into the shape of a human being. This he constructed to be approximately eight feet in height and proportionately large because "the minuteness of the parts formed a great hindrance to my speed." On "a dreary night of November," he then "gathered the instruments of life around" himself to animate his creature.
But horror of horrors! Upon beholding his creature, whom he had created in vain, reckless pride, Victor was revolted, became terrified, and repeatedly refused to meet his obligations to the creature. That creature, a victim of Victor's repeated refusal to understand him, became the Frankenstein monster as revenge for having been abandoned, and in one way or another, he destroyed everything Victor had loved, thereby destroying Victor--whom he did NOT actively kill, and for whom, when his own creator died, he actually MOURNED!
Essentially, what Mary Shelley was saying was, "Be kind when you create. Godlike power demands godlike wisdom."
In Dracula why does Lucy only feed off children?
Because she represents false motherhood. She is too sexualized and instead of giving birth and breastfeeding a child, she kills innocent victims.
In what order should 'the vampire chronicles' by anne rice be read the official reading order?
Interview with the Vampire, The Vampire Lestat, Queen of the Damned, Tale of the Body Thief, Memnoch the Devil, The Vampire Armand, Merrick, Blood and Gold, Blackwood Farm, and Blood Canticle. There's also The New Tales of the Vampire - Pandora, and Vittorio The Vampire. Then theres the Mayfair Witches series - The Witching Hour, Lasher, and Taltos.
Characters Names in the book Never Slow Dance with a Zombie?
Margot, Sybil, Principal Taft, Dirk Conrad, Baron, Milton, Amanda Culpepper, Mrs. Mars.
What was mina's closest friend?
That was Lucy Westenra, who later succumbs to Dracula's advances and becomes a vampire, herself.
The remainder of the novel concerns saving Mina from the same fate.
How did Frankenstein's monster learn to touch?
In Volume II, beginning of chapter III, the monster describes his first moments on earth and describes how he developed his abilities.
What book comes after untamed?
Hunted is the next book P.C wrote after the house of night novel Untamed
Were there any other books written by Bram Stoker besides Dracula?
Yes:
- The Primrose Path (1875)
- The Snake's Pass (1890)
- The Watter's Mou' (1895)
- The Shoulder of Shasta (1895)
- Dracula (1897)
- Miss Betty (1898)
- The Mystery of the Sea (1902)
- The Jewel of Seven Stars (1903)
- The Man (aka: The Gates of Life) (1905)
- Lady Athlyne (1908)
- The Lady of the Shroud (1909)
- The Lair of the White Worm (1911)
- Under the Sunset (1881), comprising eight fairy tales for children
- Snowbound: The Record of a Theatrical Touring Party(1908)
- Dracula's Guest and Other Weird Stories (1914), published posthumously by Florence Stoker
- "Bridal of Dead" (alternate ending to The Jewel of Seven Stars)
- "Buried Treasures"
- "The Chain of Destiny"
- "The Crystal Cup"
- "The Dualitists; or, The Death Doom of the Double Born"
- "Lord Castleton Explains" (chapter 10 of The Fate of Fenella)
- "The Gombeen Man" (chapter 3 of The Snake's Pass)
- "In the Valley of the Shadow"
- "The Man from Shorrox"
- "Midnight Tales"
- "The Red Stockade"
- "The Seer" (chapters 1 and 2 of The Mystery of the Sea)
- The Duties of Clerks of Petty Sessions in Ireland(1879)
- A Glimpse of America (1886)
- Personal Reminiscences of Henry Irving (1906)
- Famous Impostors (1910)
- Bram Stoker's Notes for Dracula: A Facsimile Edition(2008) Bram Stoker Annotated and Transcribed by Robert Eighteen-Bisang and Elizabeth Miller, Foreword by Michael Barsanti. Jefferson NC & London: McFarland. ISBN 978-0-7864-3410-7
