Satire
Directed Dr. Strangelove
Stanley Kubrick
This genre was closely associated with B Movies
Science Fiction
Horror seeks to elicit these two emotions
Fear or Disgust
Kubrick moved and lived here most of his life.
England
This was one of the very first films to use the steadi-cam
The Shining
False
Robby the Robot
This literary period inspired many horror films
Gothic Fiction
Kubrick's Job before he was a filmmaker
Photo-journalist
This film drastically changed the Horror genre in the 60's
Psycho
This many kinds of Satire
3, Juvenalian, Horation, Menippean
Forbidden Planet is a loose adaptation of this Shakespearean Play
The Tempest
The Shining is a very close adaptation of it's source material
No
Name one of the possible underlying meanings of the Shining
Native American Genocide, Child Abuse, Holocaust.
Name one of the enforcing entities of what was appropriate in movies before our current rating system
Hays Code, Legion of Decency
This actor plays multiple roles in Dr. Strangelove
Peter Sellers
Eric Stoltz
This common science fiction trope afflicts Danny and is the source of the title
Psychic
Kubrick terrorized this actress in order to get a more realistic performance out of them
Shelley Duvall
Forbidden Planet heavily features this type of music that was associated with the feature
Electronic Music
Dr. Strangelove explores this concept from the Cold War
Mutually Assured Destruction
Back to the Future explores this concept of Time Travel not often seen in the sub genre?
Being able to change the past.
The Babadook is an exploration of this emotional process
Grief
Kubrick is known for this in all his movies
Meticulous perfectionism, many takes
This horror star played Dracula and later became friends with Ed Wood (possibly the worst director ever)
Bela Lugosi