Any dark Victorian kinos like picrel?
>>222816052inb4 Van Helsing
>>222816072I would prefer movies without over-the-top supernatural elements
>>222816052I would say "the pale blue eye" is pretty good when it comes to capturing that Victorian feel
>>222816271I was not aware of that, thanks
Sleepy Hollow. Also by Tim Burton.
Pre Victorian but for depp people barely mention the libertine
Discombobulate
Perfume maybe. I'm bad with eras.
From Hell
>>222816482that's 18th century france
>>222817856Pale Blue Eye is set in America and heavily based on Poe. Pretty sure OP just wants that vibe rather than it being set in England.With that said pic related. Also set in France like Perfume.
>>222816430This, the Downey Jr Sherlock films are very underrated
>>222816430>>222818550Saw them in theaters as a teen and found them underwhelming. They had that safe neutered PG-13 vibe you could spot from a mile away.
Nosferatu 2024
>>222816052This one maybe
>>222817782Good choice.And since technically it is set at the very end of the Victorian era: Dracula and Nosferatu.
This looks pretty good.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDiFol_2j2I
>>222817782Also:
I liked this one. It is the only Jane Eyre adaptation I've seen tho, so can't compare to others. There are some changed to the book ofc.
Underrated.
The Woman in Black
is this victorian?
>>2228204901989 version!
>>222820542Partly when it takes place in the 1850s.
>>222820559what about this? does it need the uk setting to be victorian?
creepy faggot
>>222820546The one with Radcliffe was pretty good too
>>222820675>In the strictest sense, the Victorian era covers the duration of Victoria's reign as Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, from her accession on 20 June 1837—after the death of her uncle, William IV—until her death on 22 January 1901
>>222817782this.>>222819463also yeah a lot of Hammer Horror flicks, too. they have that gothic tone/look to them (i'm not sure if they're explicitly Victorian, but they're not updated to the modern day)plus all the Sherlock flicks. i like the Basil Rathbone ones, but OP you might like Murder by Decree. i'm guessing you want more like foggy London steampunk type stuff? in fact fuck it: the Robert Downey Jr Sherlock films. they are fun, with good 'dark' production design.
The Prestige V for VendettaPhantom of the OperaRoger Corman's Poe adaptations The Limestone GolemShanghai Knights
>>222818550For me it's Jeremy Brett, eccentric manic energy (owed partially to actor's actual mental issues) made for most memorable version of Sherlock
