Category: Best & Worst
Greatest Horror Movies Ever Made: Part 6: Best (Italian) Giallo Films
The term “giallo” initially referred to cheap yellow paperbacks (printed American mysteries from writers such as Agatha Christie), that were distributed in post-fascist Italy. Applied to cinema, the genre is comprised of equal parts early pulp thrillers, mystery novels, with … [Read the Rest]
Greatest Horror Movies Ever Made: Part 5: Slasher Films (1970 – 1990)
The definition of a slasher film varies depending on who you ask, but in general, it contains several specific traits that feed into the genre’s formula. Author Vera Dika rather strictly defines the sub-genre in her book Games of … [Read the Rest]
Best Horror Films / Thrillers of 2011
Filmmakers have continued to push boundaries and find new innovative ways to elicit the emotions of fear, disgust and horror from viewers. Since Alfred Hitchcock directors strived to provoke viewer’s nightmares, hidden fears, revulsions and terror of the unknown. Although … [Read the Rest]
Greatest Horror Movies Ever Made: Part 4: Werewolves
There have been many portrayals of werewolves and other shapeshifting man/woman-beasts, in the media of film, but I can’t say there has been many memorable ones. With The Wolf Man (1941) Lon Chaney Jr. transformed into a werewolf at the … [Read the Rest]
Best Of ‘Breaking Bad’ (part 3) – 15 Greatest Episodes – Watch The Most Memorable Moments
#5 Season 2, Episode 6: Peekaboo Directed by Peter Medak Written by Vince Gilligan & J. Roberts Directed by Peter Medak, known for such hidden gems as Let Him Have It, Romeo Is Bleeding and The Krays, ‘Peekaboo’ is technically … [Read the Rest]
Best Of ‘Breaking Bad’ (part 2) – 15 Greatest Episodes – Watch The Most Memorable Moments
#10 Season 4, Episode 1: Box Cutter Directed by Adam Bernstein Written by Vince Gilligan Box Cutter ranks as one of the most suspenseful episodes of the entire series, which is saying a lot due to its semi-slow pace. Box … [Read the Rest]
Best Of ‘Breaking Bad’ (part 1)- 15 Greatest Episodes – Watch The Most Memorable Moments
#15 Season 4, Episode 2: Thirty-Eight Snub Directed by Michelle MacLaren Written by George Mastras Thirty Eight Snub features two memorable scenes. No one can forget Walt receiving a fist to the eye and a half a dozen kicks to … [Read the Rest]
Good Boy! 10 of TV’s Top Dogs
A nice house in the suburbs with a picket fence, 2.5 kids, and a dog playing in the yard. For many and for many years, this was the American dream. Interesting that no other kind of pet is mentioned. Not … [Read the Rest]
Greatest Horror Movies Ever Made: Part 3: Greatest Australian / New Zealand Horror Films
Australia may not have an overabundance of horror films but they’ve managed to produce some quality genre pictures. The recent success of the acclaimed documentary Not Quite Hollywood has shed light on a much overlooked aspect of Aussie genre … [Read the Rest]
(Updated) Greatest Horror Movies Ever Made: Part 2: Blood Thirsty Vampires
Every year I spend the majority of the month of October watching as many horror movies as I possibly can. So I decided to take it upon myself to list off the greatest horror movies ever made. I felt the … [Read the Rest]
Greatest Horror Movies Ever Made: Part 1 – Found Footage
Today is October 1st and like every year I spend the majority of the month watching as many horror movies as I possibly can. So I decided to take it upon myself to list off the greatest horror movies ever … [Read the Rest]
10 Reasons to love Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Joseph Gordon-Levitt might only be 30 years old, but he has already distinguished himself as an actor with a wide range. Beginning in commercials as a young child, he made his film debut in 1992′s Beethoven, but it wasn’t until … [Read the Rest]
The Best Films Of 2011 … So Far!
While most blogs/sites post their “best of the year so far” lists in June, I like to wait until August – with good reason. You see, we here at Sound On Sight cover various film festivals across the globe. Five … [Read the Rest]
10 Memorable TV Scores
The right music can make all the difference in a TV show. It can elevate a scene, imbue it with nuance and meaning, or destroy it, either under- or over-playing the emotion and rendering it lifeless or trite. Many have opinions on … [Read the Rest]
10 Reasons to love . . . non-comic book superhero movies
Comic Book adaptations are the bread and butter for Hollywood at the moment. Every year sees an increase in comic flicks in development and without question the most secure genre to invest in is the superhero one. In fact, … [Read the Rest]











