8 best Gothic novel films

Although Gothic architecture has existed since the Middle Ages, sub -Jewish Gothic romance until the 18th century did not create with a novel from 1764, Otranto Castle. Since then, Gothic Romance has evolved into poems, books, and some of the best, most complex love stories ever on the film.

From the creative minds of Alfred Hitchcock to Guillermo del Toro, these Gothic novels take place in surrealistic, fairy -tale castles in grim atmospheres. Despite the amazing novels that occur, the story is always a woven sense of secrets and restlessness.

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Dark shadows

2012

Tim Burton does what he does best in the dark shadows of 2012, enchanted his audience with his different magic brand mixed with supernatural. The film focuses on Vampire Barnabas Collins, but it is not as violent or bloody as expected from the vampire film, and instead injected moments of joke and humor into the story that makes it possible to watch it.

Dark Shadows sees the return of Barnabas Collins, a man who was cursed and turned into a vampire by a former witch lover Angelique. He returns to his family property Collinwood Manor and meets the descendants of the Collins family and their new governor Maggie, who is an incarnation of his deceased love Josette. Barnabas attracts Angelique anger after rejected it again and prepared for a fatal clearing.

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Crimson peak

2015

Gothic horror romance from the beautiful and ghostly, Guiller Del Toro, Crimson Peak is a typical story of ghosts mixed with a romantic tragedy, murder and revenge. Crimson Peak is strengthened by A-List, an ultra-talented cast in that Hiddleston and Jessica Chastain, a film that treats you with stunning visuals through its Setpie, costumes and even the conceptual design of its spirits.

The love story in Gothic novels is naturally complex and one party hides dark secrets from another. This is what the protagonist Edith Cushing is facing when she meets the lively Baron Thomas Sharpe. He marries him and moves with him in his crumbling family farm, Allerdale Hall, where his sister, Ice Lucille also lives. However, the ghosts of the castle seem to focus on Edith, and although they may seem to have chosen a bone with it, they later find that they are trying to warn it of the dangerous nature of Sharpe siblings.

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Only lovers left alive

2013

You would expect vampire films to be Gory with a lot of events, but only lovers who remained alive will turn the vampire genre on their heads. Although the story focuses on the long -term relationship between two ancient vampires, Adam and Eva, the film sounds like a slow romantic drama than an action swing.

Only lovers left alive gain high points with their cameras, dark, atmospheric settings and dialogue. The film explores the mature romance between Adam and Eva, as well as the problems and states of the mind that come up with the life of immortal existence. While Adam and Eva are largely in peace with their lives in Detroit, the arrival of Eva Chaotic and the uncontrollable sisters Ava threatens to overturn the life that the couple has built.

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Suspicion

1941

Alfred Hitchcock Classic, a suspicion of 1941, is an adaptation of a novel novel from 1932, a novel from 1932, Before the fact. Hollywood legends are played by Cary Grant and Joan Fontaine, what was initially considered sweet romance darkens quickly. The grant is breaking the depiction of the main male leadership and a villain of the film, Johnnie, a nice, charismatic rake, which is gradually evolving to not like it when it shows its true colors.

The story follows the character of Joan Fontain, a naive liner who falls in love with Johnnie's magic quickly. Although both of them got married, Lina gradually realizes that he does not know the man she has married because he either lies or omits things about himself and his actions. Johnnie broke, a player, and unable to maintain work, does not make any secrets that she intends to live outside Linino family happiness, and Lina is growing still paranoid, that her husband will kill her to get her money.

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Edward Scissorhands

1990

Edward Scissorhands is a definition of unconventional but impossible love between the unfinished Android and a living girl. The film holds a deep, impressive message that despite Edward's strange, mysterious appearance, it is a “normal -looking” people (Minus Boggs family) around you, who act monstrous.

After his inventor dies, Edward Scissorhands is accepted by a family of kind boggs that lives in your average middle class neighborhood. She falls in love with Kim Boggs, the daughters of the family, but his isolation, kindness and naivety make him to be the victim of the cruelty of their neighbors. Although the film has a sad, bitters' ending, the film exceptionally adds the themes of morality and kindness, reinforced by the magnificent depiction of the purity of Android Johnny Depp.

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WUTHERING HEIGHTS

1939

Breaking the adaptation of the novel of the same name Emily Brontë, Wuthering Heights from 1939 is a tragic story of lost love and missed chances. Laurence Olivier and Merle Oberon bring reviving the romance Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw with their passionate performances.

The film follows the story of Heathcliff, who lived with Earnshaws after he was accepted by the family's head. It grows to love Catherine Earnshaw, although the differences in class and misunderstanding of the departure of Heathcliff and Catherine eventually married another. Although Heathcliff returns a wealthy man and buys the palatial estate of Wuthering Heights, his love for Catherine can withstand, although another set of events in this Skapačský love story is separated from each other.

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Rebecca

1940

Laurence Olivier and Joan Fontaine, Rebecca, starring, Laurence Olivier and Joan Fontaine continue to prove the talent of Alfred Hitchcock about the narration of convincing stories with equally convincing characters. Although the romance between Olivier's Maxim de Winters and Fontaine Mrs. de Winters was the central focus of the story, Rebecca is a mixture of a mysterious thriller and a surprising conspiracy of the murder at the end.

After the swirling romance among the rich, recently the widow Maxim and Fontaine's unnamed character, the new Mrs. de Winters moves to the Manderley estate. However, the shadow of Maxim's late wife Rebecca is chasing the estate, and Mrs. De Winters is trying to fit into a high society. There are also elements of mystery surrounding Rebecca's death that comes as shocking when Maxim reveals that nothing is, as the new Mrs. de Winters assumed.

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CORPSE BRIDE

2005

One of the biggest music films ever made has overcome Tim Burton with the 2005 Corpers. The tragically beautiful story, the style of film animation is first -class and defines the morbid, Gothic atmosphere of his Victorian era, paired with unforgettable musical score.

Corps Bride tells the story of Victor van Dort, a young heir to a rich family to marry a nobleman named Victoria. But when Victor is dragged into the realm of the dead after an accidental married Emily, the murdered bride. Although Victoria is a woman who loves Victor, we grow to sympathize with Emily and her desire to take her true love, denied something in her life. The film also entertains the funny way how much more vivid The dead are alive when driving home, his themes of love, compassion and non -generality.