 |
| Dorian Gray |
 |
| The Caller |
 |
| 1408 |
 |
| Jane Eyre |
 |
| The Resurrected |
 |
| Zodiac |
 |
| The Ring |
 |
| The Ward |
 |
| Creepshow |
 |
| The Strangers |
 |
| The Legend of Hell House |
 |
| Vacancy |
 |
| The House by the Cemetery |
 |
| Dead of Night |
 |
| Lady in White |
 |
| The Bird with the Crystal Plumage |
 |
| Black Death |
 |
| The Walking Dead |
Part One of Taking the color out of horror
Part Two
7 comments:
Quite effective!
This countdown has to be getting harder. much respect.
Interesting idea. IMO Creepshow is one of those that needs color, but the rest are definitely helped with a monochromatic color scheme
Cool idea. I wish all horror films had a black and white option. Wait, isn't there a way to do that with your television though?
Some inspired choices there, duder. I really like the idea of Vacancy or The Strangers in B&W.
I LOVE the idea of Zodiac being in black and white. Gives it an even grittier, true crime-documentary feel. Like Dylan though, I cannot imagine a garish comic-inspired flick like Creepshow not being saturated in bloody color. Really cool idea for a feature. God speed thru the rest of these lists!
I have to admit, Creepshow would lack some effectiveness in black & white...esp. with the Jordy Verrill segment!
And yes, I'm not sure I'll ever write another list after this month, haha...
Post a Comment