If 'Blade' had been released with no vampires save for Blade himself, how would that have worked? Or if the Spirit of VengeanceвЂ™s skull in 'Ghost Rider' was incredibly dumbed down and not realistic? For both films, the horror would have been pretty much non-existent and it would lose the point of the adaptation in the first place.Дoctor StrangeвЂ™s comics have always been weird and otherworldly. While early, theyвЂ™ve shown that horror isnвЂ™t something they're afraid to dive into to fit the source material. This is all leading up to the reason why Marvel adding horror into such a huge franchise is fantastic. You alienate an audience by deviating too far from the mold, and this does seem too far to the normal viewer. Horror is a genre that is very rarely touched in big name franchises like this, but the MCU has shown itвЂ™s not afraid to dip its toes into experimental works, with ' Eternals' being a huge example of this.Д«ut as we know, horror can scare away an all-ages audience. What IвЂ™m trying to get at here is that Marvel would be really giving up something special if they donвЂ™t go full-in with the horror route.

Everything from dimensional beings such as Gargantos (which in the film bears a striking resemblance to Lovecraft-inspired monsters) and even from everything weвЂ™ve seen, Wanda Maximoff ( Elizabeth Olsen) herself, which one can argue is a take on the monstrous feminine trope. But horror can be used in so many ways, some of which has already been shown in the trailer. When one looks at horror, all they see is jump scares or brutal, gory violence. Horror can be done without being terrifyingly scary, which is what I believe to be a major misconception the filmgoing audience has, and is prominent in how people are handling the ideas of 'Multiverse of Madness' being a horror film. WeвЂ™ve seen everything from psychological horror, to comedy, to even humor driven towards the young adult genre. And while 'Spider-Man' was a long way from being scary or terrifying, Raimi has shown his props in both genres.Дirector Sam Raimi at San Diego Comic-Con. Many consider the original 'Evil Dead' a great first-time horror film, and a great lead into the spooky and the scary. Raimi is quite possibly the best director that can integrate horror into the superhero genre. But many more know him as the director of the iconic comedy-horror franchise, ' The Evil Dead,'В which was violent, funny and most importantly, scary. A lot of MCU fans know Raimi was the director of MarvelвЂ™s original ' Spider-Man' trilogy. So, what does that mean for 'Multiverse of Madness?'Д®nter Sam Raimi, and finally, why a horror movie could lead the MCU in the perfect direction.

As weвЂ™ve seen before, Marvel listens to the box office and the viewers. The numbers donвЂ™t lie audiences enjoyed, well, the strange (no pun intended) and weird. You canвЂ™t argue that 'Doctor Strange' just felt different then everything in the MCU that came before it.Д®ven with something incredibly different, 'Doctor Strange' still was a hit, making $677.7 million at the box office.

Surreal-sometimes scary-imagery, and otherworldly evil. While 'Doctor Strange' was a different project for him, it shared similarities with what he had done before. The mind behind ' Sinister' and ' Deliver Us from Evil,' both of which are incredibly terrifying and disturbing. The first ' Doctor Strange,' released in 2016, was directed by Scott Derrickson, one of the prolific horror directors of the 2010s.

But to get to the bottom of that, we have to talk about the movie's two different directors. But that doesnвЂ™t mean 'Multiverse of Madness' canвЂ™t help influence the tone the film might end up having. Now, what does this mean for the current MCU? While we have a 'Blade' film currently in development, it will not be the franchise's first horror film. Not something as big as ' Iron Man,' or ' Captain America.' While you can easily explain this away as Marvel dipping its foot into the supernatural horror craze of the era, you canвЂ™t ignore the impact the film had on the superhero genre going forward. When most people hear of a film so successful that it allowed Marvel to continue making movies, one wouldnвЂ™t think it was a 'Blade,' which was dark, violent and a horror film about a B-tier superhero.

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