Santa's Slay is a good time if you are looking for silliness in the vein of Gremlins and Killer Klowns from outer space. Goldberg is good,at least as long he does not have to speak and the film has a few good over the top kills, like the one with the menorah. Or the bit in the strip joint, where Goldberg spectaularly swings the stripper pole, like it will be some awesome weapon... only to end up kicking your fella in the dick.::big grin::

Great movie! It was a pleasant surprise.

I remember enjoying this one. Good "clean" fun! ::wink::

The Owners, 2020. 7/10

Director: Julius Berg

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Daddy's Girl. 2018. 6/10

Director: Julian Richards

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I'm Thinking of Ending Things, 2020. 7/10

Director: Charlie Kaufman

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Another Wolfcop

Good fun but I enjoyed the original more.

If im being honest, i couldnt finish the second one. The original was just too
good by comparison. The second one seemed to be trying too hard.

Watching "Legion" right now

The wretched

CANDY CORN 2019

A developmently-challenged youth is beaten to death by the town yahoos. A carnival owner brings him back to life to exact revenge. Lots of familiar faces in this.

I liked it.

Me too.. ::love::

This sounds interesting! Where did you stream it?

Off of youtube. Its not under its name because of copyright. I just kind of stumble on them through generic titles.

https://youtu.be/cZiYrLT7d8k

HONEYSPIDER 2014

A college student whose birthday happens to be Halloween starts experiencing strange encounters with spiders. And there are some murders.

Pretty awful.

Strange encounters with spiders? Sounds bizarre.

Yeah, she kept seeing huge spiders in her car, at work and even in her own vomit. Also, she would see a spider symbol here and there. I really thought she was going to turn into Spiderman at one point.

The Conjuring

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do the 90's and 2000's count?
if so

john carpenter's ghosts of mars and peter jackson's the frighteners. ::devil::

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Better than it has any business to be, given that it's a humble little picture from the Isle of Man. A washed up 80s tv-actor (think a low rent, British Steve Austin) is hired to help catch a criminal who believes the character is real, but he's only interested in using it for fame again.

Passes the 6 laugh test for sure.

LAND OF THE DEAD (2005). I like this, but it just doesn't resonate with Me like NIGHT, DAWN (those two will forever be in my Top 10) and DAY. It reminds Me a lot of the STAR WARS where the first three films are the keepers...the ground breaking premiere, the "Epic" sequel and a somewhat misunderstood third film, requiring a couple of viewings to get it. My wife loves Episodes 4-6, but has no patience with anything else after that. Nostalgia may play a factor or also less responsibilities.
Was very pleased when I heard George was making another Zombie film after the success of 28 DAYS LATER, DAWN OF THE DEAD reboot and SHAUN OF THE DEAD actually got him into a major studio (Universal) and some decent $$ (believe 15-20 million??).
To be honest, George was a Maverick and I enjoy the films where He didn't have a huge budget or big crew...this truly has "Too Many Cooks" and the same premise is pulled out where "The Dead walk and Man is his own worst enemy". Add to a cast of better known actors (certainly more known than the first three) and it doesn't resonate as much with Me. I even enjoyed Tom Savini's lower grade effects from earlier more than Nicotero's more advanced techniques, although Greg does pull off some good ones here. Still worth seeing and a oddly subdued Dennis Hooper (doing a Donald Rumsfeld?) is great here, especially when He bellows "You have NO RIGHT!" ***

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MORTUARY 2005

A family move into an old mortuary after the father dies. The mother re-opens the business and stuff starts happening in the graveyard across from their property.

Kind of meh.

My Bloody Valentine 3D quickly completed the remake trifecta as perfected by Platinum Dunes.

- Ramp up the kill count
- Ramp up the gore
- Ramp up the douche

Add a bad case of main characteritis, sprinkle in some jump scares and one or two lame call backs to the original and boom, we're off to the races.

THE TAKING OF DEBORAH LOGAN 2014

Found- footage of a woman's descent into Alzheimer's disease. With a twist.
I enjoyed this.

A surprisingly very unmemorable film.

Well, it did manage to portray my thoughts on fireworks. ::wink::

If they made a TV show set in the "Land" universe, I'd probably watch. Seemed structured a bit like that somehow.

Have to say I enjoyed it as much as I enjoyed the first one.
Don't mind the critics. If you had fun with the first, you will with this also.

Damn, that cover looks like porn.

I enjoyed the first one so I’ll definitely give it a watch. Thanks.

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#alive. Good stuff. Koreans know how to make their horror.

7/10

Batshit crazy.

Yea, I agree, it was probably just as good.

I eat them just for PLEASUUUUURE!! ::big grin::::big grin::::big grin::

When I googled the cover read that it was crucified by critics.
What more can you say ::sad::

Nice that they let an opening for a third one.

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I don’t see how a third movie would do it any good unless they seriously shake the Ball.

Skin Walker, 2019. 7/10

Director: Christian Neuman




A Gothic trauma horror film, pretty good.

Sleepless Beauty, 2020. 7,5/10

Director: Pavel Khvaleev


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Tell Me How I Die, 2016. 6/10


Director: D.J. Viola

There’s something wrong with that expression. How does it go again?