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Is Labyrinth Secretly a Horror Movie?

 


I have watched this film multiple times throughout the years. I think this film is one of the best fantasy films ever created. The practical effects are freaking amazing, this film deserves a standing ovation for how insane it really was. Everything in this film was literally built, and it's insane that they put so much effort, considering just how fast-paced this film really is. 

The story follows a girl named Sarah, who realizes that her baby brother has been kidnapped by the Goblin King, and his fellow goblin army. Sarah embarks on a journey to save her brother, teams up with new friends, and together, they find a way to travel deeper into the labyrinth. 

After watching this movie so many times, I have finally noticed something that I can't believe I never noticed before. I didn't realize how many dark tones were hiding within this movie.  

There are so many dark moments that really caught me off guard. 

Like that creepy scene when Sarah falls through a trap door, and an entire wall of hands are guiding her below, and they literally form faces together to speak to her. 

It's genius. 

Then there is another scene where Sarah encounters a group of crazy bastards that attempt to remove her head. Like what the hell? Is this movie really for kids?

There are so many nightmare fuel moments in this one, and it's another reason why I love this film so much. And let's not forget the iconic David Bowie, who played the villain perfectly!

R.I.P. David. You will always be remembered as the Goblin King. And your vocals were fire in this movie!



Thank you for reading!
Emy Quinn

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