Exploration of horror film sequels and their significance from "summary" of Horror Films of the 1980s by John Kenneth Muir
The horror film sequels of the 1980s hold a particular significance within the genre, as they represent a shift in the way filmmakers approached the continuation of their stories. During this decade, sequels became more prevalent and were often seen as a way to capitalize on the success of the original film. However, some directors took a more creative approach to these follow-ups, using them as an opportunity to further explore the themes and ideas introduced in the first installment. One of the key aspects of horror film sequels in the 1980s was the way in which they expanded upon the mythology of the original film. Rather than simply rehashing the same story, many sequels delved deeper into the mythology of the world created by the first film, introducing new characters, locations, and plotlines that added layers of complexity to the overall narrative. This approach allowed filmmakers to explore different aspects of their stories and characters, while also keeping audiences engage...
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