7 Deadly Cinemas
Prof. AndySeven Deadly Cinemas is a public film studies course that explores how cinema gives shape to our collective fears, desires, and moral obsessions through seven films on a single horror theme.
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How Not to Kill a Vampire
In 1925, Bram Stoker’s widow sued the filmmakers behind Nosferatu—and won. A German court ruled that the film was an unauthorized adaptation of Dracula and ordered all existing prints destroyed.
This episode is often told as a story about...
A Vampire Film Without Vampires
Park Chan-wook’s Stoker is not a vampire film in any literal sense. No fangs. No coffins. No supernatural rulebook.
What it is, unmistakably, is a remake.
Not officially. Not beat-for-beat. But structurally.
Stoker is a side-door remake...
The Energy Vampire
Vampires have traditionally been creatures of excess. They seduce, transgress, dominate. Their danger is legible: teeth, blood, sex, death. Even when they are romanticized, their power lies in intensity. They want too much. They take too mu...
Twilight Is Mormon Theology with Fangs & Glitter
The vampire has never been a stable figure. Across centuries, it has functioned as an empty signifier—a cultural vessel repeatedly emptied and refilled with whatever a society most needs to manage: sexuality, class anxiety, racial panic, co...
The Lost Boys of AIDS-Era Horror
“Sleep all day. Party all night. Never grow old. Never die.”
This is not a vampire tagline.
It’s a gay circuit party.
By the time 1980s horror hit its stride, the genre was no longer worried about monsters invading from outside civiliza...
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