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Sweden has been contributing to horror cinema since its early stages. They take a lot of well known concepts (such as vampires and witches) and apply their own unique Scandinavian style and culture to it. The bleak and isolated settings, the rich folklore, and the snowy backdrops often provide thought-provoking art with universal themes that appeal to audiences worldwide.
Bidrag: The Phantom Carriage (1921), Häxan (1922), Let the Right One In (2008), Lars von Trier, Ingmar Bergman, Alena (2015), Draug (2018), The Evil Next Door (2020), Faust 2.0 (2014), Hour of the Wolf (1968), Not like Others (2008) and Sleepwalker (2000).
I've seen plenty of Buzzfeed posts floating around where people write a list of thoughts while watching a movie. I read one years ago where someone watched all of the Harry Potter movies for the first time while live tweeting and writing a post per movie. I still quote a lot of what he said … Continue reading My Thoughts While Watching… Midsommar (2019) [Trigger Warning: Topics of Suicide]
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