The Cinematography of Horror

[@mypal1990]

The Evil Dead franchise is so fascinating to see with it's cinematography. Who knew a camera shake can scare the living daylights out of someone?!

[@LilMoco]

Been watching y’all for over 10 years now, cheers to 10 more 🍻

[@DGVFX]

Really hope they make another horror short or a Horror VFX related video for Halloween!

[@kronos6948]

I don't know what year they showed up on Revision3, but that's when I started watching them. I had a lapse for a while once Rev3 went down, but went back to watching them shortly after. So I'm with ya!

[@JonasJaeken]

As an aspiring Cinematographer who loves horror movies. This is the perfect video. ❤ Thanks guys!

[@aleksandergiedrojc]

Welcome to the aspiring filmmakers club, check out my horror short horror! :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5aVeYBoqdenj7s

[@Vpmatt]

1:47 "What could be lurking int he shadows is almost always more frightening than what actually is." So true, many a time a horror film loses its fear factor once you actually see the "monster" or whatever it is.

[@Chris-Chan]

Species and jaws are prime examples imo

[@FarhanKamdar]

Really love these more analytical/theory videos!

[@anewyoutubeaccount3239]

still can't believe how Ryan has become serious over the years, but much love over the content as alaways. Much love from Quebec x

[@kronos6948]

I still revisit their Ford Fiesta ad they did years ago. Love how funny Ryan is in it. I still count "one, two, three, four, five, six, siete" every so often thanks to that ad.

[@anewyoutubeaccount3239]

@@kronos6948 oh man, the Ford Fiesta ad. A classic

[@carabing]

Yet another great lesson for me, Thank you again Ryan, I have recently entered into the first ever Face of Horror contest, hosted by Film maker Jim Vendiola...thought I might have a shot at going deep into the finals, until I've read recently that some entrants are internet influencers with millions of followers...truly bummed, also I sent a message to you and your brother about someone responding to some of these comments that might be spoofing FILM RIOTS email, and asking for responses.

[@CinecomCrew]

Was fully expecting a jump scare at any point 😅

[@NikillsVfx]

Lol

[@PatJones82]

I breathed a sigh of relief when I saw you included a scene from John Carpenter's Halloween (1978). A classic that must never be forgotten or overlooked! :)

[@Sgt_Peppe1999]

Seeing all these gogreous shots from different horror movies edited together reminded me of how beautiful this genre really is.

[@shadowdemon9831]

Thanks for the video, me and a couple friends are trying to brainstorm ideas for a short horror film and this really helped

[@billyrocket62]

Play back this episode in slow motion, pause at the scenes that you like, and take notes. About everything: make up, lighting, set design, etc to give you ideas on how to do your own scenes in your movie. Or try to recreate the scenes exactly to challenge yourself. Good luck with all your movie making adventures.

[@shadowdemon9831]

@@billyrocket62 Thanks for the advice

[@DethronerX]

Finally, more horror on this channel!

[@ovanrasyidi3846]

the point this video is : "Just because we know something, Doesn't meant we understanding", that's such great Message 👏

[@FilmsadoCrew]

Thanks guys, Im a young film maker, and im making a Thriller this weekend so It was super convenient and helpful that you posted this!

[@birdonfiremedia]

awesome video, as always. thanks guys!

[@ColorfieldMedia]

“Build your toolbox with understanding” is one of the best lines ever. Well done.

[@OldFashionedWays]

this is such a breakdown. alway entertaining and educational. thanks so much.

[@beintouch99]

To the person who reading this, do not give up on your dream. One day you will make it. Consistency is the key to success.

[@dudemarina]

Randomly I really needed this :)

[@LaptopThug]

Bro, I love yawl! You guys have been teaching me for 10 years on being better at film making. I’m about to make my first scary short film, and this video literally just popped Up on my recommended! Thank goodness for Film Riot!! Thank you so much

[@dimitris.tsakalas]

This might be the best video of Film Riot

[@Sjdaviesfilm]

the black swan shot in the mirror is one that creeps me out to this day

[@utsabmahato3894]

Bulbul included 🔥🔥🔥

[@SICRoosterKido]

Man, I love the videos on your channel!

[@Cloud_Envy111]

Can’t wait to watch I LOVE making horror films.!

[@aleksandergiedrojc]

Me too and I made one which was a great adventure! kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5aVeYBoqdenj7s

[@StanleyNunn]

Great insight and info as always guys and gals. Thanks for your great work. Inspired me to Direct my first feature. what you're doing works. Thank you.

[@chinmaychandraunshuh]

Thanks for this informative video!

[@kevinzacarias9451]

Thanks a lot! That’s really helpfull 👍🏽

[@SunilDip]

can you name all the films used in the ep?

[@iliaslachanas8449]

Can we have a list of the films shown and mentioned? Thanks in prior and keep it up like you do.

[@kronos6948]

I hope we get one, because there were a ton of shots of films I hadn't seen, but would like to.

[@CCowleyMedia]

Loved this breakdown!

[@jaronlockridge]

Great content!

[@judiniart]

Great video! QUICK QUESTION: could you do a tutorial on a shadow transformation like at 2:46? Thanks for the awesome content!

[@verne11709]

This video reminded me of why I love horror.

[@fr33dom_s4int]

Doing the Atlanta 48-Hour Horror Project this weekend. Watching this for inspiration. 🤙🏼

[@SonicSinema]

How am I still learning from this show 12 years later

[@WhySteve]

Man, daylight horror scenes have always made me feel super uneasy.

[@ALFirebird]

For the love of film, PLEASE PUT THE MOVIE TITLES ON EVERY CLIP SO WE CAN GO WATCH THEM. Studio binder does this and it’s so helpful! Please!!!

[@scottl1155]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

[@qvarfoto]

YEAWWSSSS!! More horror please and thank you!

[@AcademyOfEdits]

great video as always guys

[@Leo_The_Creator_580]

Thank you so much this helps especially since horror and suspense are the genre I love shooting

[@Rodzillaone]

Actually I went out after diner, and filmed it in about 1 hour with my iphone and my drone. I filmed the end the next day, it was cloudy perfect! But I had a good time doing it. Laughing while I was editing. I edited it on Imovie on my old 2012 Macbook pro. Thank you for the lesson!

[@NewfangledMPC]

Anyone got a lead on what the movie is at 00:52 with the giant winged devil guy? That looks awesome.

[@Tardvark]

I'm gonna regret watching this right before bed...

[@someoneedits]

Great episode.

[@maniapictures5281]

I wanted to figure out how to do the conjuring 2 nun shadow I’ve been looking for a long time

[@wanderingclownproductions4823]

What are the pig heads at 1:39? What is this movie from please?

[@sakabatou86]

I legitimately did not know that lighting and color could be freaky until I saw Susperia

[@nicklaytonUK]

Brilliant. Thanks

[@dimwell_]

Who's got a list of all the films in this? I recognized so many of them but can't remember the titles!

[@swaggydee5281]

Can you make a video that’s like a guide to found footage films? Also what’s a good hub to connect with other aspiring filmmakers?

[@ksawerysajdak685]

Does anyone know the title of the movie at 1:07? The upside down shot with burning cross

[@abhishekgoswami6985]

Thanks a lot... Love from India🇮🇳

[@RandomRouletteFun]

Great vid! I have a REQUEST please. I want to know how financially successful your films have been and how you monetised them. I know you’re hugely successful on YT and your films are a very high standard. I just want to find out whether that translates into sales? How do other low budget filmmakers get their work out into the world without a large following to promote to? Thanks, been watching since the revision 3 days. Used to copy your episodes to dvd so I could watch them on my TV, before I had a smart tv. 😊

[@kronos6948]

I still miss Rev3 and its quirky shows. I can still hear that one ad where the Gator (RIP) yells "Eat a dick, Louderback!"

[@aviv1404]

1:13 movie name please 🥺

[@benediktmeyer]

best way to start saturday :D

[@CortesFantásticosOficial]

Please, can you recreate night shoots from Nope?

[@parkercreative_au]

Have you got a list of all the movies you used in this video?

[@davidgottschalk587]

what is that from 1:36 to 1:39?

[@ricktophin6818]

Love this ❤

[@JiggerPictures]

Wich one is it at 3:16 ?

[@sparkytheguy1220]

What are all the movies you showed in this video? i want to watch them all lol

[@1ondonbet.137]

Not gonna lie the lights out movie is good 👍

[@talentteenage2718]

Big fan from India sir

[@jeffreywarrenpark9149]

Another extremely important aspect is "Sound Design"!!! NOT Music. But, Sound Design. Unfortunately, it wasn't mentioned here. By this, I mean all the "scratches, creaks, and moans", (figuratively speaking, although it can be litteral, at times). This can be extremely subtle, or "in your face" obvious. For example, in "A Quiet Place", every bit of "Foley" work brings intensity and dread in an intentionally quiet world. Another example, although quite over the top, is from the original "Evil Dead". It helps stir the imagination of what could, or not, be just out of sight.

[@KTsProduction1111]

Hii sir please make a any vfx shot in IT chapter for reference

[@RaquelAntaB]

Hi, I clicked the link to check musicbed prices and it opened something called "Get ambassador" which I'd say is not what you intended?

[@ESKOFILMWORKS]

Cool, editing is not life but beautiful. Patience

[@glebrao]

it would be really nice if the names of the movies had been shown

[@MuhammadSheesAli]

3:15 movie name ?

[@19hertz]

It chapter 2

[@eanhuffstudios7602]

Nice. I like the way you present the horror films like quiet place and werewolf by night. The other ones you guys presented, I've never seen because I'm not an R-rated fan also because I'm more of a PG-13 fan of horror films like Doctor Strange the multiverse of madness, I am legend, werewolf by night, a quiet place, forgotten and the eight legged freak and even tremors and also Jaws and jaws 2. Those are the horror films I like watching

[@hicartell]

lol

[@FILMFRAT]

👻🔥

[@arikrystel9900]

Are you guys going to complete a cinematography guide for different genres😊

[@UsrevealedTv]

Hi

[@Veypurr1]

I like this video

[@mohamedemam-5807]

❤️❤️❤️

[@bravepoochproductions]

yesthankyoumoreplease 😎

[@SplashFireFilms]

Love ist 🎃

[@avrazo5888]

Yoooo

[@memakevids1392]

You trynna pick my stn horror fest movie? 😏

[@barrycazimir1804]

First 🥇

[@fugginbeenus]

Blood toner has begun…

[@roeunofficial5414]

like

[@lakhisohi9]

Hi Ryan Am following you from decade You are very talented and technically gifted But you lacks in writing so hire a good writer and made Hollywood debut soon Love from Punjab

[@toohundred]

Thank god you didn't level out all of the clips in this...otherwise it might be pleasant to watch.

[@IvanLuelmo]

Most of these techniques have become so ubiquitous and are so american-culture anchored (such as the camping light from under the chin or the typical Halloween setting) that they end up becoming clichés and thus, a disappointment for those who seek horror to emerge from within the story and not from visual tricks. It's like the current trend of heavily depending on CGI to tell any story.

[@MrMarcJackson]

Hereditary is overrated.

[@yenkodavi3573]

barbarian was garbage NOPE was garbage