Aesthetics are very important in cinema. No matter how subjective the criterion is, what someone considers good and bad, there is no doubt that it is considered contemporary. Watching old movies, you understand, among other things, the trends that prevailed at the time. And we're not just talking about empty fashion, but one attempt to understand the wider social and political context  of the era.    
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The horror movies  has always been a canvas on which creators were given the opportunity to try out radical ideas in direction, the photo, the scenography, the effects and the general visual direction of the film. However, for several years now the genre that was once pioneered in creation with Dario Argento as its foremen, John Carpenter, David Cronenberg and Wes Craven, now it's mostly spent recycling an outdated laminated aesthetic that when it attempts to shock elicits either yawns or just pointless revulsion.   Continued at the source…