Category Archives: Story in Film

Story in Film: What Makes American Horror Story Suck

Here is an excerpt from author and horror historian R. P. Kraul’s most excellent blog Ghosts just ain’t ghostly any more. Apparently, they are, to all intents and purposes, as competent as the living – perhaps hampered only by a … Continue reading

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Story in Film: American Horror Story, Oh How You Vex Me

Listen to these two story concepts. The first sets a small-town sheriff in an America infested with zombies. He joins a group of survivors. Together, they make their way across the country, fighting off hungry hordes, bandits and each other. … Continue reading

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Story in Film: Great Short Horror Film – Love Hurts – With Interview

Sharriff Nasr is a talented filmmaker who creates both short films and commercials. He films for pleasure and to support social causes. Watch this great short horror film, Love Hurts, and let me know what you think. What excites you … Continue reading

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Life in Film: Three Great Horror Shorts

Ladies and gentlemen—and less ladylike or gentlemanly folk—for your viewing pleasure, we have three fantastic short horror films. All are unique and special, taking a different approach to horror. Take a look and let us all know what your think. … Continue reading

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Story in Film: The Walking Dead Asks Hard Questions

**This post contains spoilers from The Walking Dead 11/20/2011 episode What influence should artists have over their audience? Great storytellers, like great teachers, ask the difficult questions, but don’t provide easy answers. When dealing with issues of sociology, conscience and … Continue reading

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