The Horror of Chicago Amusement Parks in The Fury
Get creeped out by Brian De Palma's movie 'The Fury,' including a horrific scene at a now-shuttered Chicago amusement park
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It's Halloween week, so let's talk horror in Chicago movies! 🎃
The Fury is a 1978 supernatural thriller directed by Brian De Palma. The movie revolves around a secret government agency that conducts experiments on individuals with psychic abilities. In this virtual event, we'll cover the creepy plot as well as the film's:
Production history
Themes and characters
Representations of Chicago, paying special attention to one sequence in an indoor amusement park called Old Chicago
If you never seen The Fury, released onto Blu-ray in 2013, here are 5 ways to watch:
Your local library (free!)
Hulu (Premium subscription)
YouTube ($3.99)
Amazon Prime ($3.00)
Google Play ($3.99)
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How Do I Watch?
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Can I Watch Later?
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In short: it's a good idea to watch live.
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Thank you! 💙
What's Included
Chicago Movie Tours' virtual tours incorporate the following, when applicable, to bring the subject matter to life:
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HD video
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High-quality photos
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Expertly designed animated slideshows
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Clips and screengrabs
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Maps (to orient you as you "travel" with us)
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Vintage newspaper articles and ads
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Classic movie fan magazine excerpts
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Well-researched commentary
Additionally, we always include opportunities for audience contribution.
