Frame by Frame: Night Train Murders (1975)

Frame By Frame

Year – 1975
Decade – 1970s
Cinematographer – Gabor Pogany
Director – Aldo Lado
Aspect Ratio – 1.85
Genre – Horror
Lenses – Spherical
Format – 35mm
Other Key Words – Video Nasties; Color (Blue); Zooms; 180 Degree Pan; Shot/Reverse Shot; Phone Calls

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“Every seat in this theater becomes a coach seat to hell!” – tagline from the Night Train Murders trailer

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Frame by Frame: Possession (1981)

Frame By Frame

Year – 1981
Decade – 1980s
Director – Andrej Zulawski
Cinematographers – Bruno Nuytten
Aspect Ratio – 1.66
Genre – Horror
Lenses – spherical
Format – 35mm
Other Key Words –Video Nasties; Close-Ups; Phone Calls; Shot/Reverse Shot

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Frame by Frame: Lara Croft – Tomb Raider (2001)

Frame By Frame

Year – 2001
Decade – 2000s
Cinematographer – Peter Menzies Jr.
Director – Simon West
Aspect Ratio – 2.39
Distributor – Paramount
Genre – Action
Lenses – Panavision Primo
Format – 35mm; Super 35; Spherical
Other Key Words – Shafts of Light; High and Low Angles; Phone Calls

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frames 2.39, frames 2000s, frames 2001, frames 35mm, frames action, frames flashbacks, frames high and low angles, frames panavision primo, frames phone calls, frames shafts of light, frames spherical, frames super 35, lara croft tomb raider, peter menzies jr