Once sponsored a showing with a musician playing accordion and theremin at the same time. He played the theremin by leaning. It was amazing.
F. W. Murnau's Nosferatu was banned in Sweden due to excessive horror. The ban was lifted in 1972pic.twitter.com/3trjgh1kpv
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Ooh I love this gif
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c'est quoi ceux qui viennent nous chercher quand on va mourrir ! J AI PEUR
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that's lucky for
@TessSaidSo who are performing their music as a live score to the film this week at Edinburgh Fest FringeThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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in austria some laurel & hardy movies still have an 18 rating from way back when, whilst the killings of the lotr are at 12 on average.
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And yet it still hasn't stop being terrifying.
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In 1972? Well, that's late.
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That long? Wow! 0.0
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Banned for horror? They must have finally grown up. I never found anything scary about it.
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The movie or the people?
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