Best movies of 2014

[Angra]

Originally Posted by Baron Von Marlon

Do movies that were released in late 2013 count?
Because some of those weren't available on dvd or vod until 2014.

And we might need a list of all releases because I'm sure I'm not the only one who'll forget some titles otherwise.

I would say if a movie has a theatrical release in your counry in 2013, then the movie is from 2013. If it doesn't and only comes out on DVD later, in 2014, the movie would be regarded as a 2014 release. But it's totally up to each poster to make that judgement.

As far as lists goes, here's a few I've used.

http://www.imdb.com/search/title?yea...moviemeter,asc

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/top/bestofrt/?year=2014

http://www.movieweb.com/movies/2014/horror

Originally Posted by horcrux2007

And to the OP, you legitimately liked Ouija? That's gotta be one of the worst horror movies I've ever seen.

Yea, I thought it was a decent horror story with a nice pace, good atmosphere and effective scares throughout. But then again, I have a soft spot for ghost flicks.

[Ferox13]

Of Films I saw in the Cinema this year, the 3 best (by far) were:

Starred up:


Raid 2:


What We Do in the Shadows:

[vampyd1977]

just looking through what was released in 2014 and out of the cinema releases ive seen at least 90 new movies, thats plus dozens of straight to dvd releases. but a few of my faves were

horror:
as above,so below
horns
wolf creek 2
raze
13 sins
cheap thrills i know technically a couple arnt strict horror but i like em

too many non horror to list but ferox13 is right, starred up is a belter of a movie, jack o`connell is one to watch for the future, a very gifted young actor.

[Baron Von Marlon]

Originally Posted by Angra

I would say if a movie has a theatrical release in your counry in 2013, then the movie is from 2013. If it doesn't and only comes out on DVD later, in 2014, the movie would be regarded as a 2014 release. But it's totally up to each poster to make that judgement.

As far as lists goes, here's a few I've used.

http://www.imdb.com/search/title?yea...moviemeter,asc

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/top/bestofrt/?year=2014

http://www.movieweb.com/movies/2014/horror

Ok. Thanks for those lists.

Some additions:
-Zombeavers
-Housebound
-Wolfcop
-Blood Glacier (Blutgletscher)

[horcrux2007]

Originally Posted by Angra

Yea, I thought it was a decent horror story with a nice pace, good atmosphere and effective scares throughout. But then again, I have a soft spot for ghost flicks.

So I guess you're okay with the 20 clichés, huge plot hole, and the fact that 80% of the movie was spent just talking about the board rather than anything happening? I thought the first 10 minutes were scary, to be honest, but after that, it went off the deep end.

[Angra]

Originally Posted by horcrux2007

So I guess you're okay with the 20 clichés, huge plot hole, and the fact that 80% of the movie was spent just talking about the board rather than anything happening? I thought the first 10 minutes were scary, to be honest, but after that, it went off the deep end.

I honestly don't think it had that much dialogue compared to so many other horror movies (especially most found footage shit flicks). It had it's fair share of action throughout the movie, imo. Sure, it had cliche's rammed up its ass, and yes it had several plotholes. But that really doesn't bother me much when the scares works. And I thought they did in this one.

[horcrux2007]

I thought the scariest part was the Insidious 3 trailer.

[roshiq]

Originally Posted by Angra

I would say if a movie has a theatrical release in your counry in 2013, then the movie is from 2013. If it doesn't and only comes out on DVD later, in 2014, the movie would be regarded as a 2014 release. But it's totally up to each poster to make that judgement.

Yeah...IMO: The year a movie actually become available for general audience worldwide should consider the "year" for that movie. Like in my following list you'll see some movies that actually made in earlier year(s) & released limited or only in film fests but as they have become available in this year so I consider them as movies of. 2014.

My 50 Best to Worst Horror films of 2014:

1. The babadook
2. Proxy
3. The House at the End of Time aka La casa del fin de los tiempos
4. Goal of the Dead
5. The Seasoning House
6. Cheap Thrills
7. Haunt
8. Devil's Pass aka The Dyatlov Pass Incident
9. The Den
10. Honeymoon
11. The Purge: Anarchy
12. The Canal
13. Wolf Creek 2
14. Oculus
15. The Tusk
16. Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead
17. 100 Bloody Acres
18. Found
19. Odd Thomas
20. As Above, So Below
21. Wer
22. The Taking of Deborah Logan
23. Come Back to Me
24. Late Phases
25. The Town that Dreaded Sundown
26. Blood Glacier
27. Grace: The Possession
28. Kristy
29. Exists
30. Deliver us from Evil
31. The Returned
32. Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones
33. Mercy
34. Jessablle
35. We are what we are
36. The Borderlands aka Final Prayer
37. The Houses October Built
38. At the Devil’s Door
39. Stage Fright
40. Annabelle
41. Starry Eyes
42. In fear
43. Open Grave
44. Wolfcop
45. Extraterrestrial
46. V/H/S: Viral
47. The Devil’s Hand
48. Among the Living
49. Don’t Blink
50. Ouija


Best Non-Horror movies:

Haven't seen much actually, here's few I liked:

Captain America: The Winter Soldier
X-Men: Days of Future Past
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Snowpiercer
Predestination
Enemy
The Double
Godzilla

Haven't seen Guardians of the Galaxy yet!

[horcrux2007]

I was thinking about watching Proxy last night, but I couldn't figure out what it was about. Could you give me a synopsis?

[Sculpt]

Originally Posted by horcrux2007

I was thinking about watching Proxy last night, but I couldn't figure out what it was about. Could you give me a synopsis?

Ya, with Roshiq's continued high regard for Proxy, I was gonna check it out too. From his review, as I recall, it's about a pregnancy with super-tech or supernatural elements.




Oh ya, I forgot one top 2014 film I saw...

Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons (2014) -- Highly recommend. Original, funny, good SFX, on Netflix now, 93% Rottentomatoes Critic rating, from director Stephen Chow (Shaolin Soccer/Kung Fu Hustle).