Horror At The Oscars: Recognising The Genre | Fear
233Who says that the Academy Awards never recognise the Horror genre? From Jordan Peele's Get Out to the cult classic An American Werewolf In London, check out these moments throughout Horror history that scooped up some golden statuettes.
CHAPTERS:
Best Makeup (1982): 00:00 - 2:14
Best Original Screenplay (2018): 2:15 - 5:44
Best Director (1961): 5:45 - 7:27
Best Score (1976): 7:28 - 9:19
Best Actor (1992): 9:20 - 10:57
From:
· An American Werewolf In London (1981): When two tourists, David and Jack, visit a local pub in Britain, they are attacked by a werewolf. However, when David tries to explain the attack, the locals deny any knowledge of the wolf.
· Get Out (2017): Chris, an African-American man, decides to visit his Caucasian girlfriend's parents during a weekend getaway. Although they seem normal at first, he is not prepared to experience the horrors ahead.
· Psycho (1960): Marion disappears after stealing money from her employer. Her lover and sister try to find her and end up reaching the infamous Bates Motel, where they meet Norman Bates.
· Jaws (1975): A police chief, a marine scientist and a fisherman spring into action after a white shark terrorises the inhabitants of Amity, a quiet island.
· Cape Fear (1991): After serving a 14-year prison sentence for raping a young woman, Max stalks Sam, his defence lawyer, and his family to take revenge for concealing evidence that was in his favour during the trial.
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