Malcolm is a connection to Cranston’s second most famous role, Hal in Malcolm in the Middle. As Bryan Cranston’s name appears on the screen, it says, “Walter Malcolm has claimed that government men dressed in white lab coats routinely appear at site and BRYAN CRANSTON shortly after the event all residents are sworn to silence.” One of the first happens in the opening credits, when the words are being redacted from the screen. While it could be debated that Godzilla isn’t a horror movie, the fact that it’s about giant monsters wreaking havoc is enough for us to consider it one. That being said, Godzilla contains a few great Easter eggs. These films are based on the same book, I Am Legend, which was written by sci-fi and horror great Richard Matheson. The second Easter egg is when Rose comes across a movie theater that is showing a double feature – The Last Man on Earth and The Omega Man. This is a reference to The Midwich Cuckoos, which was adapted into the 1960 film The Village of the Damned. The first is when Rose comes upon a school called Midwich. There are two unique Easter eggs that are nods to horror classics. Once there, Sharon disappears and Rose scours the town looking for her. Looking for answers, Rose and Sharon head to the desolate and constantly foggy village. Sharon sleepwalks while repeating the words “Silent Hill,” which turns out to be the name of a town. It’s about a woman named Rose, who has an adopted daughter named Sharon. Silent Hillīased on the moody and atmospheric video game of the same name, Silent Hill is a frustratingly mediocre film. In that film, Hitchcock’s picture is in an ad for Reduco Obesity Slayer, which is on a newspaper that one of the characters is reading. It’s one of his best hidden cameos, but one that’s a bit harder to find happens in the film Lifeboat, which takes place in, obviously, a lifeboat adrift on the ocean. Hitchcock is standing on the street, wearing a Stetson hat and looking away from the bank.
At the 6 minute and 39 second mark, you can see Hitchcock through the window when Marion Crane (Janet Leigh) walks into the bank where she works. PsychoĪlfred Hitchcock is known for making cameos in almost all of his films, but one that many people miss is hidden in one of his best known and well regarded movies: the grandfather of slasher films, 1960’s Psycho.
The Easter eggs are referential, can make the movies scarier, and can even give the films new meanings. The horror genre is no exception to this, and some of the best Easter eggs can be found in some of your favorite scary films.
Easter eggs can be found in a wide array of movies and are often inside jokes or winks to the audience.
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