So here's another post in which I remove the color from a horror film, essentially changing it to a black and white film. Monochrome is so incredibly atmospheric, and sometimes it adds a lot to a picture that is otherwise mundane. Shadows are ever-present, darkness looms around every corner, and things that didn't seem too scary in color take on a whole new vibe when in black and white.
Even films which are famous for amazing use of color (as in many Argento films) can be changed into a completely different movie by just the absence of hues. In any event, I love the way they look!As I've done this type of post four times before, you may want to check out those links:
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
What do you think?
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| THE COMPANY OF WOLVES |
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| CITADEL |
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| INSIDIOUS |
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| DELLAMORTE DELLAMORE (CEMETERY MAN) |
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| SINISTER |
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| THE WATCHER IN THE WOODS |
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| THE ENTITY |
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| ZOMBI 2 (ZOMBIE) |
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| THE CAVE |
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| MIMIC |
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| ANTICHRIST |
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| GHOST SHIP |
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| SWEENEY TODD |
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| THE MASK OF THE RED DEATH |
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| I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER |
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| WHEN A STRANGER CALLS |
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| HOUSE OF THE DEVIL |
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| THE INNKEEPERS |
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| THE THEATRE BIZARRE |
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| EXIT HUMANITY |
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| THE MOTHMAN PROPHECIES |
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| THE ECLIPSE |
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| THE LORDS OF SALEM |
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| THALE |
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| THE TALL MAN |
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| THE SENTINEL |
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| THE GRUDGE |
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| THE BURNING |
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| INFERNO |
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| KILL, BABY...KILL |
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| THE HILLS HAVE EYES |
3 comments:
You've really done some great captures, there! And the black and white does change the mood so well!
Thank you both so much for stopping by! :)
The black/white really does change the mood of it, very creepy! Especially for Sinister & that was a movie I didn't care for.
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