FAQ About The Influence of German Expressionism on Contemporary Horror
What is German Expressionism in film?
German Expressionism is a cinematic style that originated in Germany during the 1910s and 1920s. It is characterized by dramatic, high-contrast lighting, grotesque imagery, and exaggerated sets that create a haunting, distorted reality, often reflecting inner emotional experiences. This style aims to evoke moods and ideas rather than depict realistic settings.
