I thought he passed already? Wow. His work was a massive force in my childhood imagination. I've seen Clash of the Titans and Jason and The Argonauts dozens of times.
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I thought he passed already? Wow. His work was a massive force in my childhood imagination. I've seen Clash of the Titans and Jason and The Argonauts dozens of times.
This was the man that my friends in grade school knew by name at a time when they couldn't name anyone else in a film, he was that famous!
Ray Harryhausen understood that it was unreality that makes movies fun to watch. The stop-motion process lends an otherworldly quality that gives any movie that "creepy feeling" that I still look for in movies.
By his works shall he be immortal. Rest In Peace Ray Harryhausen.
The Eldorado is dead. Long live the Eldorado.
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This was the man that my friends in grade school knew by name at a time when they couldn't name anyone else in a film, he was that famous!
Ray Harryhausen understood that it was unreality that makes movies fun to watch. The stop-motion process lends an otherworldly quality that gives any movie that "creepy feeling" that I still look for in movies.
By his works shall he be immortal. Rest In Peace Ray Harryhausen.
"Nobody wants to see vampire killers or vampires either! apparently all they want are demented madmen running around in ski-masks hacking up young virgins"-Peter Vincent from Fright Night.
