[ SECRET POST #5982 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5982 ⌋

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Favorite mixed-genre media

[philstar22]

What are some of your favorite media that fit into multiple genre categories?

Re: Favorite mixed-genre media

[(Anonymous)]

Because I'm usually a wuss with anything potentially too gorey or 'too real' (like a too-detailed serial killer movie) when it comes to horror, I prefer hybrid genres - especially when its horror mixed with comedy or something else.

Definitely have a big soft spot for musical horrors like: Anna and the Apocalypse (a zombie highschool musical), Sweeney Todd (although I still like the movie - when Angela Lansbury passed away I got hooked on listening to her version of Mrs Lovett), The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Little Shop of Horrors (both good campy and humorous).

Re: Favorite mixed-genre media

[greghousesgf]

which version of Little Shop do you like better?

Re: Favorite mixed-genre media

[(Anonymous)]

I kind of like all of them, although I'm probably more fond of the edited version with the happy ending because that's the one I watched the most. But I do like the original ending too, even if it is more depressing (also the original non-musical movie is a bit goofy but has its own charm too).

Re: Favorite mixed-genre media

[(Anonymous)]

I love the midway genre shift in From Dusk Til Dawn

Re: Favorite mixed-genre media

[kaijinscendre]

I love horror comedies: Shaun of the Dead, Tucker and Dale vs Evil, and Jennifer's Body.

I feel like most other genres are too similar for me to call them mixed-genre.

Re: Favorite mixed-genre media

[(Anonymous)]

I think there's so much overlap in fantasy, horror and science fiction that it's hard to identify things that are a crossover between the genres.

That said, for things that don't fall neatly into any one genre - gotta love The Locked Tomb. SO good. SUCH a good weird fun space-fantasy-planetary romance-horror-necromancy-villains mashup.

Re: Favorite mixed-genre media

[(Anonymous)]

Comic books that are visual pastiches.

E.g.: anything by Moebïus, unusual movie tie-ins, how-to books that explain photo bashing ( digital thumb nailing technique using multiple photographs ), et cetera.

Re: Favorite mixed-genre media

[greghousesgf]

Reefer Madness: the Musical, it's both campy parody and anti-propaganda propaganda.

Re: Favorite mixed-genre media

[(Anonymous)]

Techno music without a computer...

Which is how the genre originated, but it feels mixed genre in spirit...

( Techno music is the deliberate repurposing of technology to produce music -- industrial is a related genre. )

Re: Favorite mixed-genre media

[(Anonymous)]

I have major "never remember ANYTHING I like when asked" disease. But genially I loved Nope, that's my favorite Peele's movie because it's such a mash between genres. Western parts are so good.

I love Cornetto trilogy. It's usually not the most fan-favorite movie of the three, but The World's End is my number 1. Alien invasion, drunk guys comedy, and drama about addiction and self-harm? Sign me up.

Partly thanks to this comm but I just adore Dave Malloy's work. Musicals that are not really musicals but something else entirely is such a great thing for me. Octet with it's classical a cappella and lyrics containing phrases like "erectile dysfunction" and "Say it louder for the people in the back" and also being such a genuine piece about internet is *chief's kiss