By the way, doesn’t a ‘Babadook’ sound like a very cute house pet you can keep in your room with his own toys and stuff? No?
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![[Bea’s Reviews] Dracula [1931 Spanish version]](https://supermarcey.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/lupitatovar.jpg?w=160&h=120&crop=1 "[Bea’s Reviews] Dracula [1931 Spanish version]")
[Bea’s Reviews] Dracula [1931 Spanish version]
Filmed simultaneously with Browning’s production during the nighttime hours, using the same story line, same sets, same schedule and same budget (more or less), George Melford’s Spanish reflection of Tod Browning’s film is a curio in early talkie cinema. Not to say Spanish ‘Dracula’ doesn’t have some nice things to offer because it does, more than … Continue reading
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[Bea’s Reviews] Dracula [1931]
Funny what time and emotional maturity does to you. When I first viewed Universal’s first of their many Golden Age releases, I honestly didn’t think much of it. Yes, I had heard this was not THE first Dracula adaptation (and neither wasNosferatu for that matter), but it was this film that embued pop culture for … Continue reading
![[Bea’s Reviews] V For Vendetta [2005] An Inspiration And An Influence](https://supermarcey.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/v-for-vendetta-dance.jpg?w=160&h=120&crop=1 "[Bea’s Reviews] V For Vendetta [2005] An Inspiration And An Influence")
[Bea’s Reviews] V For Vendetta [2005] An Inspiration And An Influence
V For Vendetta [2005] Everybody has a few of those films in their minds that has helped shaped their world, their perceptions and their love for the medium. James McTeigue’s contemporary (and for my money, far superior) adaptation of Alan Moore’s staunchly political graphic novel is one of the few movies that have changed the way I … Continue reading
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[Bea’s Reviews] Shakespeare- The Play Is The Thing
Here at SuperMarcey.com we like to keep it classy to balance out with the reckless revelry and fabulous misbehavior. Like everybody else out there who have read or performed Shakespeare, I have a relationship that crosses the bounds between gramercy and begrudement. On one hand I too am thankful for the fact he put quill … Continue reading
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[Bea’s Reviews] My Favourite Monsters
It’s not what you may expect, but allow me to elaborate. 😉 HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!!
LGBT Horror Month Retrospective/PSA
No fancy word play, no snark, no self-depreciation in the form of clever little annotations. Just raw opinion and an emotional response to an unfortunate situation in the world of the horror genre… and cinema in general. Horror almost always seems to cater to the straight, often male gaze that there doesn’t seem to be … Continue reading
Batman and the Joker: Love Is A Joke by Bea Harper
Fair warning: This self-indulgent, borderline pretentious looksee WILL contain spoilers pertaining the characters of Batman and the Joker in comics, games and other media. Avoid like Joker Toxin if you do not want your own experience to be spoiled. I repeat. SPOILERS. SPOIIIIIIIILEEEERRRRRS! Everybody loves Batman. Well, mayhaps not everybody, but the general consensus says … Continue reading
The Triumvirate of Terror
Ever since the dawn of our existence, we humans fear what we don’t understand or in some cases prefer not to understand. The power of giving something or somebody a name comforts us and helps us deal with something that is beyond our control. Our ancestors gave natural occurrences in nature names and faces in … Continue reading
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[Bea’s Reviews] May [2002]
Check out this quirky diamond in the rough of LGBT horror goodness. Something tells me you won’t be sorry.
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[Bea’s Reviews] Drop Dead Gorgeous [1999]
Jesus Loves Winners! If you like it dark, non-PC and wrong, give this cruel little gem a go.
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[Bea’s Reviews] A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge [1985]
Come out the closet, Freddy!
![[Bea’s Reviews] Interview With The Vampire [1994]](https://supermarcey.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/interview-with-the-vampire-brad-tom.jpg?w=160&h=120&crop=1 "[Bea’s Reviews] Interview With The Vampire [1994]")
[Bea’s Reviews] Interview With The Vampire [1994]
Some mainstream LGBT blood-sucking goodness comes your way in the form of Neil Jordan’s acclaimed ‘Inteview With The Vampire’. Gaudy, exciting, flamboyant, sexy yet at the same time affecting.
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[Bea’s Reviews] Bram Stoker’s Dracula [1992]
I COULDN’T HELP MYSELF. There really is something to be said about a horror film that not only broke the box office but saved a studio from going under as well as launching several fledgling acting careers. Francis Ford Coppola set out to release a film based off Bram Stoker’s novel which turned into … Continue reading
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