I for one would love to see Doctor Strange incorporate a horror aesthetic. Of course, it's not going to be a hardcore, R-rated, intense horror. But I would like it to strike a balance between horror stylings and superheroics, the way other successful Marvel films have blended with genres like war, fantasy, conspiracy thriller and sci-fi. I think you could have a decent helping of tension and spooky atmosphere without needing to have too much violence or terror for the kiddies. The vibe I have in mind is "PG-13 Hammer Horror." They have a horror director attached in Scott Derrickson too, so I can see it being feasible that they'd go in this direction.
Sorcerer's Apprentice was actually well done and I wouldn't mind it being in that vein but skewing more adult obviously.I do like the idea of a sorceror's apprentice treatment for magic. They way there were existing spells with names and characteristics... It implied a deeper back-story, like magic was an institution rather than something wonderously new that has to be developed throughout the movie
I'd say Hellboy 1&2 meets Blade II meets Sucker Punch would be the way to go.
Redundant. House is in the style of Sherlock.I'd like it to be Sherlock meets House meets Hammer House of Horror old style horror meets Christopher Lee & Peter Cushing level Hero with a dash of diagnostic mystery solving to go along with it...
Now what about the soundtrack?