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A History of Horror Movies: 1896-2018 | Vanity Fair

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Horror films have terrorized and delighted fans for hundreds of years but how has this genre evolved over time? Learn the history behind the scare factors and how intertwined horror films are to society’s anxieties and fears.

what about torture horror like Saw and Hostel?

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A History of Horror Movies: 1896-2018 | Vanity Fair

Not even a mention of the Ringu?

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Get out sucked

@garygrassler09
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So cool

@hollybuckley9476
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Another horror film history - Ticket to Terror: Horror film in the Age of Anxiety https://youtu.be/O_i7L9NHcTc

@gccruiz451
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Another history of Horror Film - Ticket to Terror: Horror Film in the Age of Anxiety https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_i7L9NHcTc&t=43s

@gccruiz8224
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The Exorsist?

@loboserpiente
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An 8 minute history of horror. You sure skipped over some stuff.

@WickedTester176
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Not a single word about the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise. Can you believe that?

@albertwells8503
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Why would you just completely skip over the decade of the 80’s?!
The Shining, The Thing, An American Werewolf in London, A Nightmare of Elm Street, Hellraiser, The Lost Boys. I think this decade deserved at least a 30 second mention in your video.

@marthasimmons8026
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Ah, but you forgot what is considered to be the beginning of horror cinema: the German Expressionalist era; mainly The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari and Nosferatu

@hankhill2889
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I’m actually writing a speech on the invention of horror movies and this video is a great source

@seth3812
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Correction: Systematic racism is a perceived fear. If the horror genre is a reaction then the opportunity was missed by a half-century.

@HateUScostheyaintUS
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Lol

@charlesrozario309
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How many of yall like the narrators voice and feel they should do more with his voice haha

@mickeyj6055
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5:00 what film was that?

@mrflipperinvader7922
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The Witch is an amazing horror movie. Shame you didn't mention it, because it's incredibly unique, and masterful in every way. It didn't underestimate its audience. I hope to see more horrors like it in the future.

@justanotherhappyhumanist8832
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Hereditary should get more attention

@LegoLad01
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The ring ??

@kindarabaay2425
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5:50 real horror there

@bela_3915
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2:29 so that’s what movie my grandma is talking about this is probably the reason she kinda doesn’t like taking a shower at night or something

@Nikotine.420
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Check the book
Sacred Terror by Douglas Cowan

@TawsifEC
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Orphan has to be the best movie everh :))

@808R8
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Do somebody else consider It follows as one of the few good horror movies of this decade?

@organos63
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the shining??

@graceross3886
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@jisungssimp2132
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What about Hellraiser?

@bunkerhoneymoon2208
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LE MANOIR DU DIABLE ISNT PRONOUNCED LIKE THAT LMAOOO

@antheeia3944
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They aren't scary when we watch those horror movies, we're just hungry

@dxniellxaudios
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Gonna be cruelty honest here. The newer 2017 “It” really sucked. It was funny and amusing to watch but it shouldn’t fall under the horror category

@UrMom-hn5fv
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You forgot Shrek

@chaddydaddy7385
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Emily Rose?

@joanjune4381
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the conjuring 2 is quite scary

@Checkyoselfb4
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No talk about carrie? Oh, ok.

@2wuv
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Newer horror movies ain't getting scarier the new halloween movie and the new IT movie were awful horror films.

@kloule6369
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Why would you just completely skip over the decade of the 80’s?!
The Shining, The Thing, An American Werewolf in London, A Nightmare of Elm Street, Hellraiser, The Lost Boys. I think this decade deserved at least a 30 second mention in your video.

@silvergamedog8168
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“So even if critics do not embrace horror the same way they do Jennifer Lawrence films...”
THAT BURN!!!! 🔥🔥🔥

@Batinthebelfry7
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great video its a crime how little views in currently has

@jordanmulkey1853
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You forgot Nemo

@marlucmi
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POV horror has some cool indie films. Indie films still have that horror feel.

@WlakAmongUsPro
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Cracked made a real nice vid like this

@Ultimotomasino
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What a lame and lazy effort. Mostly excludes European films. Probably half of the movies mentioned aren’t even horror films but thrillers.

@rixx46
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28th !!

@nooraxstre5611
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You literally forgot an entire genre of horror movies: supernatural horror.

@lunajayde_xx
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'Horror films have terrorized and delighted fans for *hundreds of years*' - sure fam

@helvete_ingres4717
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Really 24 comments? I’ll be 25th then.

@cherryblossom4365
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What about the babadook?!

@antivaxxnugs7859
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Oh god, I hope 'get out' isn't a sign of things to come, it's truly truly bloody terrible! It's a comedy and nothing more.

Though they skipped things like Incidióus and the conjuring, which were a move away to a new type of horror.

@megaangelic