Horror movies set in one location (think the film equivalent of a bottle episode of a television show) can be a mixed bag if the location isn’t utilized properly. If the setting lends itself to the plot device, then it can create an incredibly claustrophobic and tense atmosphere. If it’s not, the resulting film could […]
Horror movies set in one location (think the film equivalent of a bottle episode of a television show) can be a mixed bag if the location isn’t utilized properly. If the setting lends itself to the plot device, then it can create an incredibly claustrophobic and tense atmosphere. If it’s not, the resulting film could […]
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