The History of Horror Films
$129.00
**This is a 6-week course. Your registration fee includes 1 class per week for 6 weeks**
[Fall Quarter / Term II] 10/21/19 – 11/29/19
[Mondays] 7:00PM – 9:00PM
The “History of Horror Movies” class is a journey through the highlights of genre filmmaking – from Surrealism and German Expressionism to the new wave of Arthouse Horror coming out of studios such as A24. While students should have a strong stomach and an interest in horror movies, they do not need to have any prerequisite knowledge or expertise in the genre. If students come to class and complete the recommended viewings, they should be able to track the genre from its inception to its modern heyday – and even make predictions about where it might go next.
Materials Fee: N/A
Each student is responsible for their own viewings outside of class. Paying for access to these films via rentals, purchases, or streaming services should be the only additional cost they will incur. Clips will be shown in class whenever possible. All materials should be digital and accessible online.
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Description
Teacher Bio: Logan Rose
Logan Rose fell in love with horror movies in middle school. She graduated from USC in 2017 and wrote her thesis on “Video Nasties,” or horror movies that were banned in the U.K. for being ungodly, so you know she’s seen some stuff. She has also worked at Blumhouse and Universal Pictures, two companies on the forefront of modern horror filmmaking. While she doesn’t know everything about the genre, she is excited to share with you what she does know and is proud to be offering The History of Horror Movies along with Urban Elective.
Venue: Boomtown Brewery
700 Jackson St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Event Details
Day 1: October 21, 2019
Day 2: October 28, 2019
Day 3: November 04, 2019
Day 4: November 11, 2019
Day 5: November 18, 2019
Day 6: November 25, 2019
Start time: 07:00 p.m.
End time: 09:00 p.m.
Venue: Boomtown Brewery
Email: losangeles@urbanelective.com
