If You’re a Horror Fan, Get to Los Angeles as Soon as Possible
Horror films rarely get their due at the Academy Awards, but at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures? This weekend, the Los Angeles museum opens its next major exhibition, “The Horror Show,” and it features almost 400 objects from almost 200 horror movies released over the past 100 or so years. Think of your favorite horror movie, and it’s probably in there.
- ▪Horror films rarely get their due at the Academy Awards, but at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures?
- ▪This weekend, the Los Angeles museum opens its next major exhibition, “The Horror Show,” and it features almost 400 objects from almost 200 horror movies released over the past 100 or so years.
- ▪Think of your favorite horror movie, and it’s probably in there.
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Horror films rarely get their due at the Academy Awards, but at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures? They’re about to kill it. This weekend, the Los Angeles museum opens its next major exhibition, “The Horror Show,” and it features almost 400 objects from almost 200 horror movies released over the past 100 or so years. It’s absolutely incredible. Think of your favorite horror movie, and it’s probably in there. The classics? Of course. Alien, Halloween, Nightmare on Elm Street, Silence of the Lambs, Frankenstein, etc. Newer stuff? Sure, they’ve got ’em. Saw, Midsommar, The Nun, Terrifier, It. What about slightly cultier stuff? That’s there too. They Live, Bram Stoker’s Dracula, In a Violent Nature, Bride of Chucky.
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