描述
In a fascinating exploration of one of cinema's most enduring horror stories, this book delves into the origins and production of the iconic film adaptation of Frankenstein. Drawing from the rich repository of the Ackerman Archives, it offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process that brought Mary Shelley's classic tale to the silver screen.
Readers will uncover interesting production details, including the challenges faced by the filmmakers and the innovative techniques used to create frightening visuals. This work not only celebrates the legacy of Universal Pictures but also provides a fresh perspective on a story that has captivated audiences for generations. It's an essential read for fans of classic horror and film history alike.
Readers will uncover interesting production details, including the challenges faced by the filmmakers and the innovative techniques used to create frightening visuals. This work not only celebrates the legacy of Universal Pictures but also provides a fresh perspective on a story that has captivated audiences for generations. It's an essential read for fans of classic horror and film history alike.
書籍詳情
格式
精裝書
頁數
172 頁
語言
英語
已出版
Dec 23, 2021
出版商
BearManor Media
版本
1620 個版本
ISBN-10
1629338575
ISBN-13
9781629338576
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É impressionante pensar que este romance foi escrito por uma jovem de apenas dezoito anos. Shelley utiliza o horror não para assustar, mas para discutir responsabilidade, ambição e solidão. O verdadeiro monstro nunca é apenas a criatura, mas também o homem incapaz de assumir as consequências de seus próprios atos. A escrita mantém um tom melancólico que acompanha toda a narrativa, fazendo do livro muito mais uma tragédia do que uma história de terror. É um clássico que continua relevante sempre que a ciência avança mais rápido do que a ética.
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