Posts by lucidunicorn
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10 Foreign Language TV Show to Binge Watch in 2020
- By lucidunicorn
- On 11/02/2020
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It’s a brand new year, a brand new decade so of course its only right that I bless yall with a tiny10’s list filled with awesome, epic, addictive foreign TV shows that’s going to keep yall busy for a month or two. In the fourth part of the “10 FOREIGN LANGUAGE TV SHOWS TO BINGE WATCH” I’ve complied a pretty spectacular list, so let’s get started!
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Tiny10’s Presents: 10 Scream Queens You Should Be Stanning
- By lucidunicorn
- On 15/10/2019
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SCREAM at the top your lungs if a killer or demonic entity is after you! Today I’ll be listing 10 underrated scream queens. These are the bad bitches who survived the chaos, bloodshed and mayhem and came out on top.
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Tiny10’s Presents: 10 Fantasy Horror Films to Watch this October
- By lucidunicorn
- On 01/10/2019
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It’s spooky season and boy do I have a great tiny10’s list for you guys. I’ll be recommending 10 fantasy horror films and every week for the month of Scaretober, I’ll be dropping something for you horror geeks on tinycouchreview site, so be sure to check in.
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Film Appreciation Episode 6: Italian Neorealism.
- By lucidunicorn
- On 17/07/2019
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“Film Appreciation” is back with another episode (this a short one) and this time we’re looking at the Italian Neorealism movement, which lasted roughly from 1942 to 1951. An extremely important and highly influential movement that came after the Second World War, the influences of this movement can still be seen in today’s cinema. This movement unlike The German Expressionism (1919 – 1926) (see Film Appreciation Episode One: The Silent Era Part 1), where filmmakers explored sexuality and emotional uncertainty by looking inside and examining the psychological effects of their environment. Italian Neorealism the filmmakers explored their realities as raw, realistically and objectively as they could.
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Film Appreciation Episode 5: Hollywood – The Fall and Renaissance in the 60’s and 70’s.
- By lucidunicorn
- On 12/07/2019
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Film appreciation is back with episode 5, it’s a quick one and this time we’re dealing with Hollyweird in the 60’s and 70’s. Which was an absolutely trying time for Hollywood and the world but it is one of my favourite periods in American cinema. In the 60’s the world, not just Hollywood was going through a change.
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More 10 Foreign Language Tv Shows To Binge Watch.
- By lucidunicorn
- On 06/06/2019
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I’m back with top 10 foreign language TV shows to binge watch (part 3) and this time we’re all about those really good and really addictive, super binge watchy shows that will have you gagging. If you’re not watching these shows you’re not living.
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10 “Cabin in the Woods” Movies to Watch (Before staying in a Cabin in the Woods)
- By lucidunicorn
- On 16/04/2019
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tinycouch10’s is back with another 10 must watch films list for y’all and this time it’s all about those set in a cabin the woods or something similar. We’ll have murder, aliens, serial killers, werewolves, and maybe some dying white people…
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10 “Zompocalypse” Movies to Watch
- By lucidunicorn
- On 15/04/2019
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AAAAANNNNNND I’m back with another top 10 watch list for y’all and this time it’s all about ZOMBIES, one of my favourite sub genres of the horror genre. I tried to fill this list with some imaginative films I’ve seen and would like you to watch.
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Film Appreciation Episode 4: The Universal Monster Cont. (Themes and Styles of the Universal Monster)
- By lucidunicorn
- On 15/04/2019
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Alright so in the previous episode we talked about the talkies era and the boom of the musical during the 30’s and also started to touch upon The Universal Monster. Here we’ll quickly just go through the narrative, themes and styles of the universal monster that made horror a major genre in Hollywood.
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Film Appreciation Episode 3: The Talkies Era and the Universal Monster.
- By lucidunicorn
- On 12/04/2019
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Alright I know it’s been a while but “Film Appreciation” is back with another episode and this time we’re looking at the transition to sound and the universal monster, which roughly began in the late 20’s and early 30’s. Don’t get me wrong sound was around at the time but no one was really doing it until 1927 when The Jazz Singer was the first film to be presented as a “talkie”, meaning The Jazz Singer has the privilege of being the first film to fully utilize synchronized dialogue.
