Last Seen Contemporary Movie

[Sculpt]

KISS THE ABYSS 2012

A young woman's husband and father bring her back to life after she dies in a home invasion. They take her body to a man who lives in the desert, money changes hands and they are told "no returns". She is brought back to life and it becomes clear they made a big mistake.

I really liked it.
Kind of a "grass is always greener on the other side" film? ::big grin::

[FryeDwight]

HOUSE OF WAX (2005). Went into this, not expecting much and remembering scathing reviews, but actually not bad at all. Certainly kept my interest and some gritty scenes. One of the better reboots, in my opinion. ***

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

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[ImmortalSlasher]

I just looked at the trailer. I can tell I haven't seen it yet. I saw Hellraiser 2, but wasn't impressed. Looks like H3 with all it's special effects, is kinda like Nightmare on Elm St 3: Dream Warriors.

On Rotten Tomatoes the audience score is 36% for 42,000 ratings. That's pretty bad. It's even worse than the critics 41%, which isn't a bad critics score for a horror film. ::big grin::

I need to see Nightmare on Elm Street 3 again. Actually the whole series. Part 1 and 4 are my favorites. But I know I don't like the ending of Part 3 much. And I can't remember Part 5 or 6 much at all.

A lot of people like Hellraiser 2 because of the story continuation. I find Part 2 a bit too horror fantasy. Here is review I did in a few posts of all the movies in the series when they had them on demand a few years ago.

http://horror.com/forum/showthread.php?p=983003&highlight=hellraiser#post983003

FRIDAY THE 13th (2009). Will praise the 1980 original from now to the end of time. For the money they didn't have. (think it cost under a million??), it looks polished and truly scary.
Didn't really have high expectations for this, but just amazed at how BAD it was, and for all that money too. No scares, no pacing, characters that were even more annoying than the annoying characters in the sequels, but kind of neat how they threw in little references from past F13 films. Some honeys ,especially Julianna Guill and as a big SUPERNATURAL fan, the wife enjoys drooling over Jared Padalecki, helped out a bit, but even that wasn't worth sitting through this. 1/2

I'm not the biggest fan of the original Friday the 13th. I don't own it. Only Friday the 13th Part 2. As I find that has the best parts of the original. But yeah the remake is terrible. I watched it a few times and even watched the Killer Cut hoping that would make a difference. But no, the remake is a truly horrible movie. The blonde girl is the best thing with that drinking dance. But she's in a bit better movie called Mine Games.

I still hate the twists in the remake. The one girl's death in the tunnel will always make me angry. It's just a pointless movie that just believes Friday the 13th is stupid kids, nudity, and some kills. So many bad things about that movie. Jason protecting a pot farm. Second half not even at a camp for the most part. Town that knows Jason is there. Powered tunnel and taking hostages. That ending. I hate the movie.

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

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[DeadbeatAtDawn]

You Should Have Left , 2020. 7/10

Director: David Koepp


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Johnny Ghost, 2011. 7/10

Director: Donna McRae


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[Angra]

You Should Have Left , 2020. 7/10

Director: David Koepp


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Yea,, I liked it alright as well. We need more Rose Red’ish movies. Rose Red was garbage, but i really like the concept.

Oh, by the way. I don’t believe the writers have any kids, because they obviously have no idea how they talk or act.

[Angra]

Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga 6-7/10

If you’re not a fan of the Eurovision you’ll probably find this musical/comedy quite boring and even awful.

Now, I’m quite a fan, so I enjoyed to see a movie poke fun at the Eurovision, but at the same time being one big love letter to the contest and all it’s about. If you’ve followed the Eurovision for many years there’s a LOT to recognize and laugh at, such as many of the acts, songs and stage shows. But what I enjoyed the most was that they had Will Ferrell look like swedish E-type (best Eurovision song/performance ever). ::cool::

[hammerfan]

Ready Or Not

Really enjoyed it!

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Dwellers: The Curse of Pastor Stokes, 2020. 7/10


Director: DeShon Hardy


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The usual demon fare, crackling bones, deep growling. stop motion walking and jump scares galore. Fun stuff for a Sunday mourning.



The Orphan Killer, 2011. 10/10

Director: Matt Farnsworth


https://anythinghorror.files.wordpress.com/2012/05/the-orphan-killer-faces.jpg

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Yummy, 2020. 6/10

Director: Lars Damoiseaux



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[DeadbeatAtDawn]

The Exorcist III, 1990. 8/10


Director: William Peter Blatty


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[Angra]

Becky 6/10

Kevin James as an escaped nazi prisoner. Nope, doesn’t work. Even with a big beard, shaved head and a fat nazi tattoo on the neck he still looks and sounds cuddly.

As for the story. Meh, it’s a ridiculous but entertaining enough cat and mouse flick with one nasty eyeball scene.

[Bloof]

Becky 6/10

Kevin James as an escaped nazi prisoner. Nope, doesn’t work. Even with a big beard, shaved head and a fat nazi tattoo on the neck he still looks and sounds cuddly.

As for the story. Meh, it’s a ridiculous but entertaining enough cat and mouse flick with one nasty eyeball scene.

I saw a few ads for this one. I can only picture K.J. one way as well. It would keep taking me out of the movie.

[Bloof]

OUR HOUSE 2018

A young man has to leave college to return home and care for his siblings after the parents are killed in an accident. Spooky things start happening as he continues to work on a concept for wireless electricity.

Nothing dramatically scary but i really enjoyed it.

[hammerfan]

OUR HOUSE 2018

A young man has to leave college to return home and care for his siblings after the parents are killed in an accident. Spooky things start happening as he continues to work on a concept for wireless electricity.

Nothing dramatically scary but i really enjoyed it.

I have it in the queue! Along with a few hundred other things! ROFL!

[Bloof]

I have it in the queue! Along with a few hundred other things! ROFL!

Hope u like it. I really did.

[hammerfan]

Hope u like it. I really did.

I'm looking forward to watching it!

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Happy Hell Night, 1992. 7/10


Director: Brian Owens


https://66.media.tumblr.com/07b291077317c5767095dd75ac0c3ccc/tumblr_ngar8gSXDw1sn8m9wo1_400.gifv

[cheebacheeba]

Jay & Silent Bob Reboot.

The amount of people I've seen both trashing this movie and singing it's praises is pretty unusual.

I take neither side.
It was "ok" but unremarkable.
Smith brought back a hell of a lot of characters...but...I can't help but feel we got largely the same film with "Dumb & Dumber too" a few years back.
Didn't really have the charm or edge of Smiths other "Jersey Chronicles" films though...it had a few laughs...but wasn't really absurd as is their thing.

I'm afraid it was just a little too "please everyone" and "family friendly" to really feel at home among the rest of the films.

I'll still watch Clerks 3 (that's another thing that was annoying...Dante but no Randall?) but yeah to be honest I don't think I'll bother with this one again.

[hammerfan]

Winchester

It was....ok

[Bloof]

METAMORPHOSIS 1990

A scientist makes some kind of serum that turns him into "some kind" of a monster ( seemed to switch between a really old man and a dinosaur). He was easy on the eyes at first so i settled for that.

[Sculpt]

METAMORPHOSIS 1990

A scientist makes some kind of serum that turns him into "some kind" of a monster ( seemed to switch between a really old man and a dinosaur). He was easy on the eyes at first so i settled for that.
Was his name Gregor Samsa ?

[Bloof]

Was his name Gregor Samsa ?

So i had to google that and no he's not, lol.

[Bloof]

THE SHADOW SIDE AKA LA PARTE OSCURA 2020

Dull as dishwater. A woman starts noticing strange things happening around her house while in lockdown for coronavirus.

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

a

[Angra]

https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/61OSDXHqtYL._AC_.jpg
https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/61IyzQs3JLL._AC_.jpg

How old is Gene Kelly nowadays?

[Tommy Jarvis]

How old is Gene Kelly nowadays?

He passed away in 1996.

[Tommy Jarvis]

The Helpers (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1854582/?ref_=hm_rvi_tt) starts off as a run of the mill slasher, but gains steam with some good, inventive kills. A few more of these, a bit of a shorter build up and perhaps a better ending would have really made it stand out.

[Bloof]

BLOOD BOUND 2019

An incestuous family of witches lures 3 teenagers into becoming part of a ritual sacrifice needed to maintain their powers.

I think there may have been some scenes missing in the version i watched (youtube) but it was okay. Cant really judge it fairly if parts were missing.

[hammerfan]

Gretel and Hansel

I really like this film

[Sculpt]

The Fantastic Four (2015)
4/10

Wow, that was pretty bad. At least it was only 1hr 40mins; or maybe that was the problem. The director Josh Trank (Chronicle 2012) complained about studio interference, assumedly for editing/cuts. Except for the beginning, all the story arcs and character developments seems cutoff and stunted, the ending even seemed abrupt.

The special effects were pretty cool. But unfortunately there's very little action.

There were changes from the superhero comic cannon, but the worst part of it was the horrible lack of rendering of Dr Doom's powers. If they were going to keep it lowbrow and shallow, the audience could have at least enjoyed cool special effects action of the Fantastic 4 type, but alas, no.

[Bloof]

MARY 2019

A family sets sail on a rebuilt sailboat with a mysterious past.
Predictable and tiresome right down to the youngest daughter's foreshadowing crayon sketches.

[classic_horror_fan]

The Fantastic Four (2015)
4/10

Wow, that was pretty bad. At least it was only 1hr 40mins; or maybe that was the problem. The director Josh Trank (Chronicle 2012) complained about studio interference, assumedly for editing/cuts. Except for the beginning, all the story arcs and character developments seems cutoff and stunted, the ending even seemed abrupt.

The special effects were pretty cool. But unfortunately there's very little action.

There were changes from the superhero comic cannon, but the worst part of it was the horrible lack of rendering of Dr Doom's powers. If they were going to keep it lowbrow and shallow, the audience could have at least enjoyed cool special effects action of the Fantastic 4 type, but alas, no.

I only saw that one once, and don't remember much about it. I do remember that I enjoyed the two where Chris Evans played the Human Torch a lot better, and didn't feel that any of the characters or the story were developed that well in this version. I also saw the cheesey one that got shelved back in the early 1990s, and even found that one entertaining in a chessetastic or "so bad it's good" sort of way. It's almost sad for the new one when I'm finding ways where even the cheesey one that shelved in the '90s is more enjoyable than this one. ::big grin::

[classic_horror_fan]

The last time I checked out a relatively new movie from recent years was a little double feature on Prime, where I finally got to see "All Hallow's Eve," with our friend Art the Clown. This one starts off as a parody on the original Halloween, parodying the scene where Laurie Strode baby sat the two children, watching horror films after trick or treating. The boy finds a VHS tape in his bag, not knowing where it came from or who dropped it in there. It turned out to show a Art the Clown killing different people in different ways. The baby sitter turns it off, saying it's all just fake, but the children are still scared, thinking it's real, and that the clown might show up to get them all. After putting the children to bed, the baby sitter watches the tape to see the different people getting killed off in different ways by Art the Clown. The rest is overall predictable but still overall well done and worth a look. Fans of both the slasher genre and of our friend Art the Clown should find this one enjoyable or at least worth a look for one time. ::devil::

I also looked back at the new horror anthology film I mentioned a while back called "Tales Of Fear," which, as mentioned before, is a good live action version of stories based on E.C. Comics with bad karma getting those who have it coming to them in unique, original, and entertaining sorts of ways. ::danger::

You can never go wrong with an Art The Clown/E.C. Comics double feature! ::cool::

[Sculpt]

I only saw that one once, and don't remember much about it. I do remember that I enjoyed the two where Chris Evans played the Human Torch a lot better, and didn't feel that any of the characters or the story were developed that well in this version. I also saw the cheesey one that got shelved back in the early 1990s, and even found that one entertaining in a chessetastic or "so bad it's good" sort of way. It's almost sad for the new one when I'm finding ways where even the cheesey one that shelved in the '90s is more enjoyable than this one. ::big grin::
With the Fantastic Four (F4), it's kind of like when George Lucas said he started the Star Wars saga at Episode 4 because the technology wasn't there to do the first three properly. The F4 done right require a lot of great CG, which is possible now. Besides an 'origin story', an F4 film needs to be crazy loaded with complex CG action.

I enjoyed the first F4 with Chris Evans/Human Torch too. I haven't seen the sequel yet.

[ImmortalSlasher]

I thought that recent Fantastic Four movie wasn't that bad. I remember it had a body horror element with what happened to the characters. The director recently talked about the racial aspect of the movie.

ANhtp34ePKE

I saw Terminator Dark Fate. I know one of you around here wanted to know my thoughts. I'm getting them together.

[FryeDwight]

BROOKLYN'S FINEST (2010). Gritty well made saga of three Brooklyn Police Officers; a seriously burned out Veteran (Richard Gere), a Young Task Force who needs money quick for his family (Ethan Hawke) and an Undercover Man who is getting in too deep (Don Cheadle-great here). Good cast includes Will Patton, Ellen Barkin, Lili Taylor and Wesley Snipes. Also three actors from HBO's THE WIRE. ***

[Bloof]

THE DEEPER YOU DIG 2019

A teenage girl goes missing and her mother tries to use physic powers to find her.

I thought this movie was excellent.

[hammerfan]

THE DEEPER YOU DIG 2019

A teenage girl goes missing and her mother tries to use physic powers to find her.

I thought this movie was excellent.

Ooohhh, I'll have to look for this!

[Angra]

7500 (2019) 8/10

Now this is how you make a low budget movie.

The whole thing took place in a cockpit and I'm sure most of the budget went to the salary of Joseph Gordon-Levitt who, of course, was rock solid. ::cool::

[Angra]

The Beach House (2019) 7-8/10

Wow, this was not a zombie movie? OH HAPPY DAY!!!
And another thing. It didn't contain a single jump scare. Magnificent!

If you can get past the first 20 minutes of slow build-up there's actually a good horror movie waiting. Especially fans of "Slither" might enjoy it, even though it's not on the same budget or has as much action. But it has some really nasty moments and some creepy scenes with crawling people, which reminded me of the cellar scene in Salems Lot (1979) where the undead comes crawling towards the open door. Haven't been this creeped out since the woman in the sewers in "Apostle". Nice.

I only wish The Beach House had more of the good stuff. Because that stuff was really good.

[Bloof]

The Beach House (2019) 7-8/10

Wow, this was not a zombie movie? OH HAPPY DAY!!!
And another thing. It didn't contain a single jump scare. Magnificent!

If you can get past the first 20 minutes of slow build-up there's actually a good horror movie waiting. Especially fans of "Slither" might enjoy it, even though it's not on the same budget or has as much action. But it has some really nasty moments and some creepy scenes with crawling people, which reminded me of the cellar scene in Salems Lot (1979) where the undead comes crawling towards the open door. Haven't been this creeped out since the woman in the sewers in "Apostle". Nice.

I only wish The Beach House had more of the good stuff. Because that stuff was really good.

I watched this tonight. Yep, i liked it too.

[Tommy Jarvis]

House of Blood (aka Chain Reaction) (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0460742/?ref_=fn_al_tt_2) - A bit of gore here and there makes it fun, but the story is pretty forgettable stuff.

Think of how the vampires from the Titty Twister now live in a old timey house in the woods. And ever so often, a bunch of prisoners drop in from the worst prison transports ever. (Soooo... Anyone on the care list? Not really.) I'm pretty sure there is something at the end that was supposed to be a twist, it's just that by then I was too zoned out to care.

[angelobronte]

When Cecilia's abusive ex takes his own life and leaves her his fortune, she suspects his death was a hoax. As a series of coincidences turn lethal, Cecilia works to prove that she is being hunted by someone nobody can see.

Niewidzialny człowiek (2020)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1051906/

https://vodfilmy.pl/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/niewidzialny-cz%C5%82owiek-2020-zalukaj-300x170.jpg

Niewidzialny człowiek 2020 (https://vodfilmy.pl/filmy-online/niewidzialny-czlowiek-2020-online)

[bamahorrorfan87]

Pickaxe

[Angra]

When Cecilia's abusive ex takes his own life and leaves her his fortune, she suspects his death was a hoax. As a series of coincidences turn lethal, Cecilia works to prove that she is being hunted by someone nobody can see.

Niewidzialny człowiek (2020)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1051906/

https://vodfilmy.pl/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/niewidzialny-cz%C5%82owiek-2020-zalukaj-300x170.jpg

Niewidzialny człowiek 2020 (https://vodfilmy.pl/filmy-online/niewidzialny-czlowiek-2020-online)

It helps if you write the english title. Otherwise people might not give a shit.::wink::

[classic_horror_fan]

I found this as a freebie on Prime with commercials, and thought it looked funny in an over the top way, and it is. It is a comedy parodying the monster movies with good over the top humor and dialogue. The giant spider is overall cool looking, while the CGI fx are not in the highest quality, but are still good enough to keep the movie interesting and entertaining. They are also better than the cheap CGI fx that you can tell are computer animated and added to the picture, despite that last one might not be saying much. It is not a masterpiece, but it's not meant to be. It is just a good parody on the monster movies for when you feel like that sort of thing. ::cool::

[Sculpt]

1922 (2017) (Netflix)
7/10

In 1922, a farming husband and father of a teen son is tempted to end his wife.

It's technically solid, with textbook camera shots, fine acting, and plenty of gloomy cinematography. It's all just so, so, so familiar. It's your classic Edgar Allen Poe tale, à la The Tell-Tale Heart... without the poetry; told in rather melancholy Steven King narration style. There's no surprises for the second-time-around horror fan.

[SlayerX]

1922 (2017) (Netflix)
7/10

In 1922, a farming husband and father of a teen son is tempted to end his wife.

It's technically solid, with textbook camera shots, fine acting, and plenty of gloomy cinematography. It's all just so, so, so familiar. It's your classic Edgar Allen Poe tale, à la The Tell-Tale Heart... without the poetry; told in rather melancholy Steven King narration style. There's no surprises for the second-time-around horror fan.

Really enjoyed this film and I know its a horror movie but boy is it bleak.

[Sculpt]

Really enjoyed this film and I know its a horror movie but boy is it bleak.
Glad you liked it. I watched it with a family member. It kept our interest, and some conversation during the film, which I enjoyed. And found myself identifying the classic camera shots and what they're supposed to convey, which didn't seem to annoy my viewing buddy, but I wouldn't say I enjoyed the film.

[classic_horror_fan]

1922 (2017) (Netflix)
7/10

In 1922, a farming husband and father of a teen son is tempted to end his wife.

It's technically solid, with textbook camera shots, fine acting, and plenty of gloomy cinematography. It's all just so, so, so familiar. It's your classic Edgar Allen Poe tale, à la The Tell-Tale Heart... without the poetry; told in rather melancholy Steven King narration style. There's no surprises for the second-time-around horror fan.

I also saw that one on Netflix after reading the novella in "Full Dark, No Stars" by Stephen King, and it actually portrays the novella excellently. It may not be big budget, but not only does the story take place in rural America back in 1922, where and when times were a lot more primitive than they are now, no need for any big budget to make that time and setting look real and authentic, plus horror films don't need to be big budget in order to be good. It's more of a matter on knowing what you're doing and how to do it right with what you got then how big of a budget you have. They did overall well with what they have and really brought the story to life in an impressive way, especially the Sweetheart Bandits scenes, in my opinion. I'm looking forward to seeing "In The Tall Grass" and "Gerald's Game" on Netflix before too long. ::devil::

[classic_horror_fan]

I finally got to see this one, and it was about time. I actually found this one overall scary and amazing, and definitely much better than the remakes. It was definitely interesting to not only see Laurie Strode(Jamie Lee Curtis) as an older lady now, the little girl from Halloween IV and V now a grown woman who is married with a teenage daughter of her own, but most interesting to see Michael Myers with a bald head and gray beard now. This sequel actually shows a lot of good reference and tribute to the original movie before taking off into the brand new story, which is very interesting, intense, and scary. I am looking forward to seeing the sequel that follows it. ::danger::

[Angra]

I'm looking forward to seeing "In The Tall Grass"

Don't.

[Sculpt]

I also saw that one on Netflix after reading the novella in "Full Dark, No Stars" by Stephen King, and it actually portrays the novella excellently. It may not be big budget, but not only does the story take place in rural America back in 1922, where and when times were a lot more primitive than they are now, no need for any big budget to make that time and setting look real and authentic, plus horror films don't need to be big budget in order to be good. It's more of a matter on knowing what you're doing and how to do it right with what you got then how big of a budget you have. They did overall well with what they have and really brought the story to life in an impressive way, especially the Sweetheart Bandits scenes, in my opinion. I'm looking forward to seeing "In The Tall Grass" and "Gerald's Game" on Netflix before too long. ::devil::
The director of 1922 surely knew what they were doing. It's textbook. Gerald's Game was pretty entertaining. There's a subplot involving a tall man that's a real headscratcher.

[FryeDwight]

THE BREAK UP (2006). Story about a Young couple who splinter under the weight of small annoyances building up to intolerable. Can they resolve these issues? This wasn't bad overall, but the bickering wears thin and I found most of the humor came from their unusual relatives and friends. **1/2

[hammerfan]

Black Panther

[Bloof]

HOUSE OF THADDEUS 2013

A young couple buy a house with a questionable past. It was interesting. Bit of a Rosemary's Baby vibe to it. I didnt mind it.

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

https://64.media.tumblr.com/aa8a78e4caa2f934a67679758e3e36c9/tumblr_nkjciaTSmY1qk9eg1o1_r1_500.gif
ParaNorman

[bamahorrorfan87]

Open 24 hours

[Amaltheaunicorn]

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[bamahorrorfan87]

Polaroid

[Angra]

Ghosts of War 7/10

I wonder how much the budget was for this horror flick. Didn't look cheap.

Not a bad movie. Wasn't surprised to notice it was the same director who made The Butterfly Effect, because the last 20 minutes.... erhm..::roll eyes::




The Fog (2006)

A god damn masterpiece.




Raped.

[Sculpt]

Ghosts of War 7/10

I wonder how much the budget was for this horror flick. Didn't look cheap.

Not a bad movie. Wasn't surprised to notice it was the same director who made The Butterfly Effect, because the last 20 minutes.... erhm..::roll eyes::




The Fog (2006)

A god damn masterpiece.




Raped.
I really liked The Butterfly Effect. Saw it in the theatre, practically left me woozy. I'd give Ghost of War a shot.
So The Fog (2006) was good? Have to check that out.

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

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[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Neighbor No.9, 2020. {short film} 8/10

https://i.imgur.com/jaXdLFh.jpg

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

FearDotCom, 2002. 8/10

Director: William Malone

https://64.media.tumblr.com/f3ac82dbb157e9c2e628071356254de0/tumblr_npu4myB6Hn1rr269ko1_500.gifv

[cheebacheeba]

God I fucking HATED that.

Watched the third "Fockers" film...just like all 3-quels that bring in either kids or Christmas into focus...felt pointless.
Not nearly as funny as the two films prior.

[Tommy Jarvis]

Scott Pilgrim vs the world. ::cool::

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jEEk41W3DY&t=254s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gosKBLpNg0

[bamahorrorfan87]

You should have left

[Tommy Jarvis]

Santa's Slay (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0393685/?ref_=rvi_tt) 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::

[Sculpt]

Scott Pilgrim vs the world. ::cool::

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jEEk41W3DY&t=254s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gosKBLpNg0
Great movie! It was a pleasant surprise.

[Bloof]

Santa's Slay (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0393685/?ref_=rvi_tt) 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::

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

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

The Owners, 2020. 7/10

Director: Julius Berg

https://i2.wp.com/film-book.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/maisie-williams-the-owners-01-700x400-1.png?fit=700%2C400&ssl=1


Daddy's Girl. 2018. 6/10

Director: Julian Richards

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn%3AANd9GcSPeU-V-S0GGrPhLEbQKDe3iIWAXUDCA8WNug&usqp=CAU


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

Director: Charlie Kaufman

https://occ-0-2705-2706.1.nflxso.net/dnm/api/v6/evlCitJPPCVCry0BZlEFb5-QjKc/AAAABdDgqeuvYR_5ec_PhvPePNBb_eL3WsG-KF_a0zAGFDbhU4Hkxv07EE1QQYfxPmRLFrGa7ldzcaXx58tU6c IiOaKxKDQSMYwaLvOu4Gi3UtSqZY0vJevLrss5P3LXdg.jpg

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

https://2static.fjcdn.com/pictures/Trippy_1e2edc_5822504.jpg

[Elvis_Christ]

Another Wolfcop

Good fun but I enjoyed the original more.

[Bloof]

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.

[hammerfan]

Watching "Legion" right now

[bamahorrorfan87]

The wretched

[Bloof]

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.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

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::


https://www.dreadcentral.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Candy-Corn-Banner.jpg

[hammerfan]

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.

This sounds interesting! Where did you stream it?

[Bloof]

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

[Bloof]

HONEYSPIDER 2014

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

Pretty awful.

[Sculpt]

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.

[Bloof]

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.

[hammerfan]

The Conjuring

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

a

[TaeKwonZombie]

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

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

[ferretchucker]

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/c5/Mindhorn.png

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.

[FryeDwight]

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!" ***

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

a

[Bloof]

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.

[Tommy Jarvis]

My Bloody Valentine 3D (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1179891/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0) 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.

[Bloof]

THE TAKING OF DEBORAH LOGAN 2014

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

[Sculpt]

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!" ***
A surprisingly very unmemorable film.

[Tommy Jarvis]

A surprisingly very unmemorable film.

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

[cheebacheeba]

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

[Ringo]

https://i2.wp.com/www.nightmarishconjurings.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/BABYSITTER_KILLER_QUEEN_Vertical_Main_RGB_EN-US.jpg?resize=640%2C948

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.

[Angra]

https://i2.wp.com/www.nightmarishconjurings.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/BABYSITTER_KILLER_QUEEN_Vertical_Main_RGB_EN-US.jpg?resize=640%2C948

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.

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

a

[Tommy Jarvis]

#alive (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10620868/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0). Good stuff. Koreans know how to make their horror.

[Angra]

https://i2.wp.com/www.nightmarishconjurings.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/BABYSITTER_KILLER_QUEEN_Vertical_Main_RGB_EN-US.jpg?resize=640%2C948

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.

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::

[Ringo]

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.

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

a

[Angra]

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

Nice that they let an opening for a third one.

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

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Skin Walker, 2019. 7/10

Director: Christian Neuman


https://format-com-cld-res.cloudinary.com/image/private/s--xI_Whu0I--/c_crop,h_700,w_467,x_0,y_0/c_fill,g_center,h_569,w_380/fl_keep_iptc.progressive,q_95/v1/c657c613ce0a6e1db047ee3f08613c41/posterskinwalkerwebsite.jpg

A Gothic trauma horror film, pretty good.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Sleepless Beauty, 2020. 7,5/10

Director: Pavel Khvaleev


https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/yIrD6ztgTLbjyRH32HafFE9HKLT8oNvKltH_D_ELhDhmSt3akc LEq1BwD5FrIrUflfCLOOKr1cEzfwjDNIGSRR0mTS1gC2XM8H8v yki_ouG8sNT6T5AiD9fl18-E416-k6pCmDdWVlkH9ytkvlZTVxMcJk1HTe4l

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Tell Me How I Die, 2016. 6/10


Director: D.J. Viola


https://horrorbuzz.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/TellmehowIdie2.jpg

[Angra]

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

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

[realdealblues]

Haven't been on here in a while and haven't had a chance to watch much horror in the last 5 years but occasionally I get to watch something new.

Anyway, finally saw Bone Tomahawk.

It was interesting. Don't know that it will have much rewatchability for me, but it was different than what I expected which was a nice change.

[Bloof]

THE DARKEST MINDS 2018

A movie more for the younger generation. Got it to watch with my granddaughter.

In a future world almost 90% of the children are killed by an incurable and rapid onset disease. The remaining 10% all develop a variety of " powers" and are kept in government run compounds where they can be controlled.

I rather enjoyed it. My granddaughter did too.

[Sculpt]

Haven't been on here in a while and haven't had a chance to watch much horror in the last 5 years but occasionally I get to watch something new.

Anyway, finally saw Bone Tomahawk.

It was interesting. Don't know that it will have much rewatchability for me, but it was different than what I expected which was a nice change.
Hey, great to hear from you, realdealblues! Yeah, I thought Bone Tomahawk was interesting, but I wouldn't watch it again.

[realdealblues]

Hey, great to hear from you, realdealblues! Yeah, I thought Bone Tomahawk was interesting, but I wouldn't watch it again.

Thanks, it's been way too long. I'm so out of touch with what if anything is going on in the Horror world these days I figured I needed to get back on here and see if anyone was still around.

[hammerfan]

Thanks, it's been way too long. I'm so out of touch with what if anything is going on in the Horror world these days I figured I needed to get back on here and see if anyone was still around.

There's a few of us still around. And some good new folks.

There's been good and bad happening in the horror world. If you have Netflix, I recommend The Haunting of Hill House. If you have Shudder, I recommend Host.

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

a

[realdealblues]

There's a few of us still around. And some good new folks.

There's been good and bad happening in the horror world. If you have Netflix, I recommend The Haunting of Hill House. If you have Shudder, I recommend Host.

Yep, good to see a few familiar faces are still around ::wink:: Thanks Hammer, I will check out both of them. A co-worked actually said I should check out "The Haunting Of Hill House" the other day. She also recommended me "The Terror" a while back (which I liked) so I will add that and Host to my watchlist.

Yeah, most of what I have seen in the Horror world has been pretty bad, as far as reading plots and looking at trailers and stuff over the last several years. Everything looks low budget and not in a good way. I've caught a few bigger name movies like "It", "Underwater", "The Meg", etc. and of course the more recent entries in TCM and Halloween, but that's about it in the last 5 years at least.

[Ringo]

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/ec/Peninsula_poster.jpg

5/10

I wasn't blown away by Train to Busan, but this was meh at best.
I think the zombie area needs a rest or something very similar to The Night of the Living Dead.

[cheebacheeba]

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/ec/Peninsula_poster.jpg

5/10

I wasn't blown away by Train to Busan, but this was meh at best.
I think the zombie area needs a rest or something very similar to The Night of the Living Dead.

Have you seen either these?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9o9PKy5izA&vl=en
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4l-yByZpaaM

[TaeKwonZombie]

Insidious...i saw that red lipstick demon on the website, had to watch it..

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

e

[Bloof]

THE BARGE PEOPLE 2018

Two couples are set upon by mutant cannibals after they rent a barge for a weekend on the canal.

The monsters were a bit high school production-looking but the scenery was nice. I liked it.

[ferretchucker]

I'm Thinking of Ending Things

A friend of mine totally tricked me into watching this by flattering my ego - said he didn't understand it and wanted me to watch it, as my film degree would helped. I'm easy to manipulate.

That said, very glad I watched it. Masterclass in unsettling editing and a fantastic depiction of how our minds work, particularly when we're at breaking point. Basically a film of hundreds of metaphors. I suspect the dinner scene in particular was filmed and edited in the same way as Willem Dafoe questioning Patrick Bateman in American Psycho - filmed with several different acting styles/motivations, then patchworked together.

I won't rewatch any time soon - takes it out of you, but I highly recommend.

[Spook]

I'm Thinking of Ending Things

A friend of mine totally tricked me into watching this by flattering my ego - said he didn't understand it and wanted me to watch it, as my film degree would helped. I'm easy to manipulate.

That said, very glad I watched it. Masterclass in unsettling editing and a fantastic depiction of how our minds work, particularly when we're at breaking point. Basically a film of hundreds of metaphors. I suspect the dinner scene in particular was filmed and edited in the same way as Willem Dafoe questioning Patrick Bateman in American Psycho - filmed with several different acting styles/motivations, then patchworked together.

I won't rewatch any time soon - takes it out of you, but I highly recommend.

Huge Kaufman fan, and I'm super glad this is what we got after so many years between his last directorial effort. I liked how unsettling it was. I liked that I didn't quite get it after first viewing. But, most importantly, I liked that it had me thinking afterwards and that it made me want to watch the film again to pick up on certain things. I hadn't read any reviews going in, and I knew very little of the plot. The proper way to go into a movie. I think I loved it. I'm going to give it another day or so before I re-watch, but I'm definitely watching it again. Based on his previously written/directed efforts, wasn't expecting such a horror vibe. haha.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Killer Therapy, 2019. 7/10

Director: Barry Jay

https://horrorbuzz.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Norm-2-1280x720.jpg



The Devil All The Time, 2020. 7,5/10

Director: Antonio Campos


https://www.gannett-cdn.com/presto/2020/09/14/USAT/f887abe1-ff6f-4fd5-ba32-8b535dddee14-The_Devil_All_The_Time_00_14_32_10.png?crop=696,39 1,x117,y0&width=696&height=391&format=pjpg&auto=webp


Welcome to the Circle, 2020. 6/10

Director: David Fowler

https://www.allhorror.com/public/uploads/2019/10/welcome-to-the-circle-horror.jpeg

[Ringo]

Have you seen either these?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9o9PKy5izA&vl=en
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4l-yByZpaaM

Not yet. #Alive is on my list on Netflix, plan to see it next week for sure.

[TaeKwonZombie]

Midsommar
Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark

[Tommy Jarvis]

Do You See Me (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6196598/?ref_=hm_rvi_tt) Props to the people who did the score and sound effects. It really helped build up tension. The opening scene was scary too, but in all honesty, the further the film went, the less I saw it's relevancy into the story.

The story itself was a bit of a disappointment. Nothing really happens up until the very end (and even then it's not much, especially based on the first scene), so the scares are based on a few weird texts and a few sightings of a clown in the distance.

Maybe it was the filmmaker's intention to delve into the the territory of metoo and women who do not feel believed. How the fear of what actually happens is smaller than the fear of what might happen. That sort of thing. But then you want a main character you can sympathize with and that's a bit hard with someone who throws away tangible evidence and comes with a "I did my research"-line.

[Sculpt]

Do You See Me (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6196598/?ref_=hm_rvi_tt) Props to the people who did the score and sound effects. It really helped build up tension. The opening scene was scary too, but in all honesty, the further the film went, the less I saw it's relevancy into the story.

The story itself was a bit of a disappointment. Nothing really happens up until the very end (and even then it's not much, especially based on the first scene), so the scares are based on a few weird texts and a few sightings of a clown in the distance.

Maybe it was the filmmaker's intention to delve into the the territory of metoo and women who do not feel believed. How the fear of what actually happens is smaller than the fear of what might happen. That sort of thing. But then you want a main character you can sympathize with and that's a bit hard with someone who throws away tangible evidence and comes with a "I did my research"-line.
Plus, why would there be only ONE clown in the closet?

[TaeKwonZombie]

Hereditary, another ari aster horror attempt.

[FryeDwight]

FLESH AND BLOOD:A HAMMER HISTORY (1997). Would have liked this to be a little longer, but quite enjoyable film of the beginnings of the company to the Little Studio that Could (after CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN and especially HORROR OF DRACULA) to the sad decline that seemed to be more about budgets and not keeping up to current trends. Although, to be honest, I really would not have wanted Hammer to try something in the TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE mode. Also impressed by the other avenues they explored; Comedies, War dramas, "PSYCHO" inspired mysteries and even some Pirate movies-got a copy of PIRATES OF BLOOD RIVER from VIDEO SCREAMS and will checking it out soon.

Many clips from the films and a lot of interview snatches with the talent behind and in front of the camera. What makes it melancholy for Me is the fact that SO MANY of them have passed away. ***1/2

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

A Night of Horror: Nightmare Radio, 2019. 7/10

Directors:
Oliver Park
Jason Bognacki
A.J. Briones
Joshua Long
Sergio Morcillo
Adam O'Brien
Luciano Onetti
Nicolás Onetti
Pablo S. Pastor
Matthew Richards

https://i2.wp.com/horrorworld.reviews/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/A-Night-of-Horror-Nightmare-Radio.-Image-credit-courtesy-of-IMDb.jpg?fit=1200%2C459&ssl=1




Antebellum, 2020. 6/10

Directors: Gerard Bush, Christopher Renz

https://img.over-blog-kiwi.com/400x260-ct/5/49/08/17/20200729/ob_8565fd_4.jpg


The Paramedic, 2020. 6/10

Director: Carles Torras

https://assholeswatchingmovies.files.wordpress.com/2020/09/photo-2020-02-20-09-17-45-2.jpg?w=740

[Bloof]

THIS IS PARIS THE OFFICIAL DOCUMENTARY 2020

Its about Paris Hilton and we find out she suffered abuse at a bootcamp for teens.

Im not buying what she's selling.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Rent-A-Pal, 2020. 7/10

Director: Jon Stevenson


https://i2.wp.com/brightestyoungthings.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/rent-a-pal-review_orig1.jpg?fit=750%2C500&quality=100&ssl=1

[FryeDwight]

I THINK I LOVE MY WIFE (2007). This Chris Rock film has several funny moments (especially in the ambulance), but the plot feels forced. Chris is married (to Gina Torres from FIREFLY/ALIAS) with children and a upscale job. Not as much sex as he would want, so he is staring at other women all day and finds his fidelity tested when an old friend's ex-girlfriend (Kerry Washington from SCANDAL) shows up. You think that just sitting down and talking to the wife about his feelings might help the situation instead of being manipulated by the shallow good time girl. **

[hammerfan]

We Summon the Darkness 5/10

[ImmortalSlasher]

Terminator 6 Dark Fate -

I remember hearing news about Dark Fate's opening at the time of the movie's release and spoiled it for myself back then. I'm glad I spoiled it too because I would have walked out. What Terminator 6 or Terminator Dark Fate is, is The Terminator version of Star Trek 2009. An early movie twist to attempt a reboot of the series. But unlike with how that new Star Trek series took 3 movies to flop and for fans to realize those movies were basically flashy garbage. This new Terminator won't even get a sequel considering its box office totals. If the people in charge were really creative, they would make a new cyberpunk movie. But of course they aren't and are basically lottery winners that try to cash in on a known film property.

Dark Fate is a barely passable action Terminator movie. I say action Terminator because that is basically what these movies are after the first two. The original two movies are not only two of the best sci-fi, horror, action movies but two of the best movies ever made. And they are cyberpunk movies as well. The original more than the second. But Terminator 2 still has its cyberpunk scenes and look. Nothing about Dark Fate says cyberpunk other than maybe one of the future attack scenes and the fact that the movie has robots. And that's the real shame that the people in charge of these movies don't get. They have been fine with making action Terminator movies not cyberpunk movies since Terminator 3.

I could write a book or graduate level thesis paper on what is wrong with all The Terminator movies after Terminator 2. It's not the actors fault in Dark Fate. It's the people behind the camera. Mackenzie Davis' role as Grace was the best part. But she was fine in the new Blade Runner as well, which is a good movie and worthy sequel. But it's like that rule of too many Black people in Walking Dead. It's a similar rule in Dark Fate. And if they just realized that they had a good actress to base a series on maybe they could have moved away from the pattern of the first two movies.

In the end, the Terminator series is for the most part dead now. I'm still going to play the game that came out last year. Supposedly that is pretty good. I did kind of enjoy the Sarah Connor TV show. But for every good episode there were a bunch of bad ones. Or episodes that showed the show's low budget.

I remember the T2 Infiltrator book being pretty good. Better than all the movies after Terminator 2 from what I remember. I still want to read the other two books in the series.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T2_(novel_series)

There are far more comics than I remember.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Terminator_comics

I have to check my collection to see what I have. But the few I remember purchasing were ok. Also better than the movies after Terminator 2. There is a recent comic series that came out last year I think which I want to check out. And I'm still working on my Terminator display setup with this poster as the anchor.

https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-QAJGUQccGLk/Vtfcxwq41MI/AAAAAAABXFc/iafA8-AkVRU/s400/Stan-Vince-The-Terminator-Movie-Poster-2016.jpg

But I do think that if you are going to continue Terminator properly it should be on the big screen. I really liked the 3D movie that was at Universal Studios. I saw that a bunch of times. But it was more an action thing than a real movie with a solid story.

I think what I'm going to do is write an outline for how Terminator should have continued after Terminator 2 if they wanted to make a trilogy. And Terminator deserves a good trilogy like Back to the Future or the original Star Wars series. I always thought James Cameron put clues in Terminator 2 for a potential sequel but no one used it yet. I don't think the T2 Infiltrator book used it. So I'm going to use it.

[TaeKwonZombie]

In The Mouth of Madness, love the weird monsters....::devil::::danger::::danger::::danger: :::danger::::danger::::danger::::danger::::devil:: ::devil::::devil::

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

The Devil Lives Here. 2015. 7/10

Directors: Rodrigo Gasparini, Dante Vescio

https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-vvrHZ2ceNzk/WEG_Lu7sIsI/AAAAAAAAVt8/3G6UaGAietkDlsrCZrI6Sij1aeqs3eLeQCLcB/s1600/ODMA_1.9.1.jpg

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

a

[Angra]

Alone (2020) 7/10

Intense.

[Ringo]

Have you seen either these?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9o9PKy5izA&vl=en
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4l-yByZpaaM

https://resizing.flixster.com/Ei6FYFKInK4CnVRutXMYWw2Ggpc=/206x305/v1.bTsxMzUzOTI3NztqOzE4NjA2OzEyMDA7MTAwMDsxNDMy

Saw it, it was decent, but reminded me of:

Rammbock https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1583356/
The Night Eats the World https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4266076/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0

6/10

[Angra]

The Owners (2020) 7/10

Had potential to be a really good horror movie, but sadly it didn't manage to capitalize on the excellent setting and the old couple. Damn it.. Could have been really creepy.

[Angra]

Antebellum 7/10

Yet another white-people-are-the-scum-of-the-earth movie.

I'm hesistant to call it racist as fuuuuuck, but what I definitely will call it is really, really annoying. Not a BAD movie even though the story is ridiculously implausible with more holes than a swiss cheese.

[TaeKwonZombie]

Wes Craven's My Soul To Take, got a dvd that didn't have a scratch that skipped most of the movie this time lol .... it's not his best work, but i managed to enjoy it, a total drama horror......

Now I'm watching Tobe Hooper's Mortuary (2005)....another great horror director with an "interesting" movie hahaha

[TaeKwonZombie]

I, Zombie (1998)

[Tommy Jarvis]

Have you seen either these?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9o9PKy5izA&vl=en
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4l-yByZpaaM

I've seen #alive. Good stuff. Relatively little gore by zombie standards, but characters that you care about, which already is a lot for this genre. Also pretty contemporary, hinting at a few interesting things when it comes to communication, isolation, social contact,...

The other one is going on my watchlist.

[Ringo]

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/c7/Atrocious.jpg

Okish found footage spanish movie. Had some interesting moments, but overall not great.
What I like was the location.

5/10

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

You Were Never Really Here, 2018. 8/10

Director: Lynne Ramsay

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[TaeKwonZombie]

The Conjuring 2, supernatural action, gotta love the nun...

[Angra]

The Devil All the Time 8/10

Weird story, but quite the body count.

[Ringo]

https://www.binged.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/I’m-Thinking-Of-Ending-Things.jpg

I wanted to watch this because of the hype around it, but for me, it really failed.
Maybe because I had big expectations after the trailer.

5/10

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

The Amityville Horror, 2005. 7/10


Director: Andrew Douglas


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Blow The Man Down, 2019. 7,5/10

Directors: Bridget Savage Cole, Danielle Krudy

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Code 8, 2019. 6/10

Director: Jeff Chan

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[TaeKwonZombie]

Wes Craven's New Nightmare from 1994, never have been able to watch the whole thing through and through, and well its not his best film, but its definitely a fun one.

also watched Signs from 2002 by m night shyamalan, havn't seen this movie since it came out 18 years ago.....::roll eyes::

[Bloof]

THE BONEYARD 1991

Three mummified zombie children are found in a mortuary, seemingly held captive by the mortition. Quirky. Loved it.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Ravage, 2020. 6/10

Director: Teddy Grennan


https://t4z5n2e5.stackpathcdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/ravage-3.jpg

It's been done before and far better.
Robert Longstreet {Ravener} was quite brutal.
The ending was neat.

[Tommy Jarvis]

What About Bob? (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0103241/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0) was a ton of fun. One of Murray's best films in my opinion, though Dreyfus is no slouch either (I just love his laugh.) And the diving scene with Bob and Sigi is just adorable.

[Bloof]

THE DEVIL LIVES HERE 2017

A group of friends release a evil slave owner cursed to spend eternity suffering his death over and over. I kept losing the plot. And there were bees and honey and slaves which just made my mind wander to Candyman.

It was ok.

[ferretchucker]

House of 1000 Corpses


I know it's not everyone's bag, but I've always enjoyed what a madcap, acid-trip homage it is to rural horror.

[cheebacheeba]

What About Bob? (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0103241/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0) was a ton of fun. One of Murray's best films in my opinion, though Dreyfus is no slouch either (I just love his laugh.) And the diving scene with Bob and Sigi is just adorable.

If you haven't, check out "The man who knew too little", A later (though pre "I'm an actor with depth" era) Murray movie that I've found not many people have seen.

[TaeKwonZombie]

I revisited hannibal lector with the silence of the lambs and hannibal, and I was thinking of watching Red Dragon and Hannibal Rising next...charming mofo hhahah...

[Sculpt]

What About Bob? (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0103241/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0) was a ton of fun. One of Murray's best films in my opinion, though Dreyfus is no slouch either (I just love his laugh.) And the diving scene with Bob and Sigi is just adorable.
I haven't seen all of Murry's films, but I think the best is Groundhog Day, in which he served the film well, without over Murryfying it. Whereas he hipped Scrooged. Then there's good films with smaller parts like Budapest Hotel and Rushmore.

If you haven't, check out "The man who knew too little", A later (though pre "I'm an actor with depth" era) Murray movie that I've found not many people have seen.
With the right crowd of friends, I liked, The man who knew too little, but kind of wish he Murryfied it more. Quick Change is a pretty good forgotten film.

[Angra]

In my eyes Dreyfus was the star in What About Bob. It was solely him who took home all the laughs. Groundhog Day might be the only Murray movie where I found him hilarious. Most of the time he's just cringy.

Oh, by the way, have you seen an interview of Dreyfus talking about his What About Bob days with Murray? He sounds like a really nice guy..

[Bloof]

BROKEN GHOST 2017

A young girl and her parents move after a sex tape of the girl shows up on line. The new house that they move to seems to be haunted.

Different. I liked it.

[cheebacheeba]

Yesterday. Enjoyable.

[hammerfan]

Hell House LLC

Starting my tradition of watching a horror movie every night, multiple movies on weekends.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN, HDC!::devil::::danger::

[Bloof]

Hell House LLC

Starting my tradition of watching a horror movie every night, multiple movies on weekends.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN, HDC!::devil::::danger::

Well that's a good start! ::love::

[hammerfan]

Well that's a good start! ::love::

I'm bummed that Shudder deleted Hell House LLC II from the lineup. But, kept III. ::roll eyes::

[Angra]

Spiral (2019) 3/10

A friendly advice to all aspiring filmmakers out there. If the soundtrack is all you got, don't make a horror movie. Make a drama.

For reasons I don't remember I went into this movie expecting a Saw prequel/sequel..... God was I wrong. ::shocked::

[Angra]

Oh, that's Spiral (2020).

Well, on the bright side the title made me wanna watch Uzumaki again.

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

aa

[Bloof]

REEKER 2005


A group of friends run out of gas and try to make it throught the night at a strange and deserted gas stop.

Twist ending. It was okay.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

October 2nd.



A Werewolf in England (2020)



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[hammerfan]

30 Days of Night

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

A Stranger Among the Living (2019)


https://moviesandmania.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/A-Stranger-Among-the-Living-movie-film-horror-2019-reviews-3.jpg

[TaeKwonZombie]

Tobe Hooper's Toolbox Murders 2004

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Hosts (2020)


https://www.heavenofhorror.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/hosts-2020-review-horror-movie.jpg

[TaeKwonZombie]

Scream 2
Scream 3

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Let's Scare Julie (2020)



https://halloweendailynews.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Lets-Scare-Julie.jpg

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

a

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

October 3rd.


Mermaid Down (2019)


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[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

a

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Uncle Peckerhead (2020)


https://bloody-disgusting.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/uncle-peckerhead-review.png

[TaeKwonZombie]

Scream 4, finally saw all of them

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

October 4th.


Fear PHarm (2020)


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[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

a

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

KFC (2012)


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[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

a

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Halloween Party (2020)


https://ridomovies.com/ogimage/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/halloween-party-2019.jpg

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

12 Hour Shift (2020)


https://cdn.flickeringmyth.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/12-hour-shift-1-600x338.jpg

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

October 5th.


Prom Night IV: Deliver Us from Evil (1991)

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[Tommy Jarvis]

12 Hour Shift (2020)


https://cdn.flickeringmyth.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/12-hour-shift-1-600x338.jpg

Is that Imogen Poots?

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

AA

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Is that Imogen Poots?

Nope.

[TaeKwonZombie]

Dario Argento's Jenifer (2005)

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

The Barge People (2018)



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[DeadbeatAtDawn]

October 6th.



The Barrens (2012)

https://fredanderson.typepad.com/.a/6a017d4117b2c6970c01a511a19ac4970c-800wi

[hammerfan]

Stephen King's The Night Flier

[TaeKwonZombie]

Creepy ass The Cell (2000) , havn't seen this one in a long time, as weird as I remember it,

[TaeKwonZombie]

also Tobe Hooper's The Damned Thing (2006)

[hammerfan]

Thir13en Ghosts

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

[IMG]https

[FryeDwight]

GUNS (1990). Andy Sidaris crime/action film (lots of gunplay, explosions, cheesy dialogue etc) as envisioned by Russ Meyer (lots of overly zaftig PLAYBOY Playmates-at least 6 with Roberta Vasquez ::love:: standing out).
Have heard that if You watch one Sidaris film, You've watched them all. This has it's moments, but on the whole, just kind of routine and one time should be sufficient. Erik Estrada plays the Bad Guy with relish, an early Danny Trejo appearance as well as Phyllis Davis (TERMINAL ISLAND, SWEET SUGAR, TV's LOVE AMERICAN STYLE and VEGAS) who still looks dynamite, much more appealing than most of the Playmates. **

[Ringo]

https://monsterzeronj.files.wordpress.com/2020/07/rental.jpg?w=584

I really enjoyed this.
There was a while since I've seen a good home invasion movie.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Welcome to the Blumhouse! 2020



The Lie, 2020

Black Box, 2020


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[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Books of Blood (2020)



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[DeadbeatAtDawn]

October 9th.


The Cleansing Hour (2019)



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[DeadbeatAtDawn]

10/31 (2017)



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[Angra]

https://monsterzeronj.files.wordpress.com/2020/07/rental.jpg?w=584

I really enjoyed this.
There was a while since I've seen a good home invasion movie.

Huh... I thought it was utter crap.

[Angra]

Koko-di Koko-da 10/10

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/dtMAAOSwo~Bebvdy/s-l225.jpg

A masterpiece has been born.
































Not... 1/10 ::devil::

[Ringo]

Huh... I thought it was utter crap.

I liked the vibe. It reminded me a bit of the Strangers when I saw it in 2008.
It's nothing new, of course, but I can't think of anything wrong about it.
I liked the side plot with the couples.

[Angra]

I liked the vibe. It reminded me a bit of the Strangers when I saw it in 2008.
It's nothing new, of course, but I can't think of anything wrong about it.
I liked the side plot with the couples.

Since The Guest and Apostle I've been a huge fan of Dan Stevens, so I expected another bad ass horror movie with him in it. It certainly wasn't.

[Ringo]

Since The Guest and Apostle I've been a huge fan of Dan Stevens, so I expected another bad ass horror movie with him in it. It certainly wasn't.


Yeah, I like him a lot too.
Avoided Apostle, no idea why. Worth a watch?

[Angra]

Yeah, I like him a lot too.
Avoided Apostle, no idea why. Worth a watch?

In my opinion it was the best horror movie to come out that year together with Bording School and Better Watch Out.

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

a

[Tommy Jarvis]

Dawn of the Dead (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0363547/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0) - One of those remakes that does it's original justice. It captured the tone in showing how the world falls apart and managed to make characters like Michael, Tucker and Ana likable. Granted, I may be a bit biased because after seeing this in the theater, I had a major crush on Sarah Polley.

Other than that, we have Johnny Cash with some amazing opening credits, ultimate badass (nominees) Ving Rhames and Tom Savini and... holy shit, it's Doug Stamper. ::big grin::

[Tommy Jarvis]

If you haven't, check out "The man who knew too little", A later (though pre "I'm an actor with depth" era) Murray movie that I've found not many people have seen.

Quick Change is a pretty good forgotten film.

Both are going on the watchlist. Thanks for the tip.

I haven't seen all of Murry's films, but I think the best is Groundhog Day, in which he served the film well, without over Murryfying it. Whereas he hipped Scrooged. Then there's good films with smaller parts like Budapest Hotel and Rushmore.

Out of curiosity, what do you mean by murryfying it?

Oh, by the way, have you seen an interview of Dreyfus talking about his What About Bob days with Murray? He sounds like a really nice guy..

Would that by any chance be on Youtube?

I do remember Dreyfuss being likeable in the commentary track for Jaws.

[Angra]

Would that by any chance be on Youtube?

I do remember Dreyfuss being likeable in the commentary track for Jaws.

Sure is.

htfRbE9TzM4&ab_channel=ETCanada

[Sculpt]

Dawn of the Dead (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0363547/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0) - One of those remakes that does it's original justice. It captured the tone in showing how the world falls apart and managed to make characters like Michael, Tucker and Ana likable. Granted, I may be a bit biased because after seeing this in the theater, I had a major crush on Sarah Polley.

Other than that, we have Johnny Cash with some amazing opening credits, ultimate badass (nominees) Ving Rhames and Tom Savini and... holy shit, it's Doug Stamper. ::big grin::
Yeah, I was entertained. It was different than the original, had a cool jump start, and for the most part was well paced. I give films credit for knowing what they are and just trying to do that well. It wasn't great, nor, from what I remember, significant in anyway, but at the time fairly different and entertaining.

[Sculpt]

I haven't seen all of Murray's films, but I think the best is Groundhog Day, in which he served the film well, without over Murrayfying it. Whereas he hipped Scrooged. Then there's good films with smaller parts like Budapest Hotel and Rushmore.


With the right crowd of friends, I liked, The man who knew too little, but kind of wish he Murrayfied it more. Quick Change is a pretty good forgotten film.Out of curiosity, what do you mean by murrayfying it?
Murray has his humor, "chewing the furniture" as it's called in the business. Probably the best example of Murrayfying is in Caddy Shack... just really heavy humor, but also the Murray personality, where he's kind of playing himself, like in Ghostbusters. That kind of force can overshadow character development and other revelatory aspects of other actors emotions and plot points.

I think in Groundhog Day Murray is funny, but he keeps it within the character and doesn't overshadow important story aspects.

[Angra]

Yeah, I was entertained. It was different than the original, had a cool jump start, and for the most part was well paced. I give films credit for knowing what they are and just trying to do that well. It wasn't great, nor, from what I remember, significant in anyway, but at the time fairly different and entertaining.

I thought it was really good. One of my few favorite zombie movies.

Let’s see, which zombie movies do I actually like?

Dawn of the Dead (remake)
Return of the Living Dead 1 & 2
28 Weeks Later
World War Z
Day of the Dead (2008)

That might be it.

[Tommy Jarvis]

Murray has his humor, "chewing the furniture" as it's called in the business. Probably the best example of Murrayfying is in Caddy Shack... just really heavy humor, but also the Murray personality, where he's kind of playing himself, like in Ghostbusters. That kind of force can overshadow character development and other revelatory aspects of other actors emotions and plot points.

I think in Groundhog Day Murray is funny, but he keeps it within the character and doesn't overshadow important story aspects.

So in What about Bob... Could the corn eating scene count as Murryfying?

[Tommy Jarvis]

Yeah, I was entertained. It was different than the original, had a cool jump start, and for the most part was well paced. I give films credit for knowing what they are and just trying to do that well. It wasn't great, nor, from what I remember, significant in anyway, but at the time fairly different and entertaining.

ie, not like Johnny Cash's version of Hurt, but just a good cover.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

October 11th.

I Am Lisa (2020)


https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/1158491372971876353/rZGbcNFI.jpg

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

The Amityville Harvest (2020)





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[Angra]

The Amityville Harvest (2020)





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Didn't that movie suck ass?

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Alone, 2020. 7/10


Director: John Hyams


https://i0.wp.com/bloody-disgusting.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Alone-3-scaled.jpg?fit=2560%2C1707&ssl=1

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Didn't that movie suck ass?



Yes.

::shocked::

We agree on something.

::love::

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Hubie Halloween, 2020




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[Sculpt]

I thought it was really good. One of my few favorite zombie movies.

Let’s see, which zombie movies do I actually like?

Dawn of the Dead (remake)
Return of the Living Dead 1 & 2
28 Weeks Later
World War Z
Day of the Dead (2008)

That might be it.
Yep, I like all those, although I never saw Return of the Living Dead Part II and Day of the Dead (2008).

Didn't you like Night of the Living Dead 68, Dawn of the Dead 78, Day of the Dead 85 and Zombie 79?

[Sculpt]

So in What about Bob... Could the corn eating scene count as Murryfying?
Havent seen it, but it's on my list.

ie, not like Johnny Cash's version of Hurt, but just a good cover.
Yep, a good cover. Kind of like Power Station's remake of Bang a Gong. ::cool::

[Angra]

Yep, I like all those, although I never saw Return of the Living Dead Part II and Day of the Dead (2008).

Didn't you like Night of the Living Dead 68, Dawn of the Dead 78, Day of the Dead 85 and Zombie 79?

No, not really. But I actually liked Savinis Night of the Living Dead remake.

[ImmortalSlasher]

I'm going to go over the wiki on the Night of the Living Dead zombie series. But the original and remake of Night of the Living Dead are my two favorite zombie movies. Can't really do better than those.

[TaeKwonZombie]

I like those, but I prefer 28 Days Later to 28 weeks...


watched tobe hooper's Djinn (2013)

[fortunato]

Just recently watched all four hours of An Elephant Sitting Still and hoooo-weee! It's bleak but it's incredible.

[ImmortalSlasher]

Stay Home - Horror Short

NEWQvXEZUEs

This is an ok reality horror short movie. I only checked it out because it has Danielle Harris and many other horror actors in it. Scout Taylor-Compton shows up along with Barbara Crampton, Kane Hodder, and Dee Wallace. It's kind of clever and worth a watch. The movie is only 15 or so minutes.

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

a

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

October12th.




She Kills (2016)


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CarousHELL (2016)



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[Ringo]

https://cdn.flickeringmyth.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/NBTB_FinalArtwork-600x900.jpg

Meh, I watched this thinking it was a horror movie similar to The Sacrament
More of a drama.

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

A

[TaeKwonZombie]

https://www.the-sun.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2019/11/ac-comp-poltergeist.jpg?strip=all&quality=100&w=1200&h=800&crop=1

You post some random, and off topic comments....

[Angra]

You post some random, and off topic comments....

It’s the persons weird way of showing he/she has watched a movie. Always has been.

[TaeKwonZombie]

It’s the persons weird way of showing he/she has watched a movie. Always has been.


ohhh alrighty


next one for me is Brightburn (2019)

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

October 13th.



Nocturne (2020)

https://hellhorror.com/images/inTheaters/origs/b9b0b-nocturne-2020-poster.jpg



Evil Eye (2020)


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[Ringo]

https://pics.filmaffinity.com/The_Barge_People-426614031-large.jpg

"Your money is no use to me"
"What do you want then?"
"Your flesh!"
::big grin::

Horrible.

[Angra]

Hubie Halloween 6/10

Well... it's an Adam Sandler flick.

Thank you, that'll be all.

[TaeKwonZombie]

Hubie Halloween 6/10

Well... it's an Adam Sandler flick.

Thank you, that'll be all.

https://cdn3.movieweb.com/i/article/Lh1Ucg8oRtonuhRYcVMmPehYLob5A0/1200:100/Hubie-Halloween-Tv-Spot-Poster-Adam-Sandler-Netflix.jpg

::big grin::

[Sculpt]

what did you'll think of The Boy (2016)?

starring Walking Dead character Maggie (Lauren Cohan), where she babysits a doll. on netflix.

[FryeDwight]

what did you'll think of The Boy (2016)?

starring Walking Dead character Maggie (Lauren Cohan), where she babysits a doll. on netflix.
That seemed kind of interesting, so it's on my NETFLIX queue.


JASON GOES TO HELL: THE FINAL FRIDAY (1993). Found this and Jason X on a DVD for under $5, so not having seen them, decided to complete the series.
Was hoping New Line would devote more money than Paramount was to the series, but despite better than normal actors (Steven Williams was pretty badass::cool:: and neat seeing Erin Grey again) and much better FX (by KNB; the Tent scene was pretty wild, albeit nasty) the same dumb characters and implausible scenarios took over. Noticed elements from much better films like THE HIDDEN, THE THING and ALIEN appearing and an absolutely ridiculous ending.
Once again, the only F13 film that matters is the 1980 original. *

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

October14th.



Dementia 13 (2017)


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