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10 Films Where Ballet and Horror Dance Together

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10 Films Where Ballet and Horror Dance Together

Here are 10 films that use ballet to emphasise the horrors at play in their more scary and/or adult narratives. List by Adam Marshall.

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Original vs Remake: Carrie (1976) vs Carrie (2013)

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Original vs Remake: Carrie (1976) vs Carrie (2013)

‘Carrie’ (1976) vs ‘Carrie’ (2013), the Brian De Palma film versus the Kimberly Peirce adaptation based on Stephen King’s novel. Which film is better? Article by Margaret Roarty.

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Mission: Impossible Movies Ranked

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Mission: Impossible Movies Ranked

Every Mission: Impossible movie starring Tom Cruise, from the Brian De Palma film to Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One, ranked from worst to best by Joseph Wade.

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7 Best Mission: Impossible Sequences

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7 Best Mission: Impossible Sequences

‘Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One’ will be the 7th Mission Impossible movie in the franchise. Here are the 7 best sequences from Tom Cruise and company so far. Article by Matthew Dudding.

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‘Blue My Mind’ and New Female Monsters

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‘Blue My Mind’ and New Female Monsters

‘Blue My Mind’ cathartically redefines the old-fashioned film logic that pain must be felt in the coming-of-age period and thus redefines the rulings of the monstrous feminine. Essay by Grace Britten.

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10 Best Horror Movie Moments of the 1970s

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10 Best Horror Movie Moments of the 1970s

What are the best horror movie moments of the 1970s? The decade, known for some of the best horror films in history, such as Jaws and The Exorcist, had many. Top 10 list by Beth Sawdon.

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The Untouchables (1987) Review

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The Untouchables (1987) Review

Brian De Palma’s impeccably acted prohibition Noir, ‘The Untouchables’ (1987) stands the test of time as an at times moving crime thriller. Christopher Connor reviews.

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