Last Seen Contemporary Movie

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Things Heard & Seen, 2021. 6/10

Directors: Shari Springer Berman, Robert Pulcini


https://cdnph.upi.com/ph/st/th/7281617289112/2021/i/16172903628361/v1.5/Things-Heard-and-Seen-trailer-shows-Amanda-Seyfried-encounter-supernatural.jpg

[Bloof]

THE LOST FOOTAGE OF LEAH SULLIVAN 2018

One of those movies that starts out okay but the ending is too dark to figure out what happened.

Other than that not bad.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Without Remorse, 2021. 5/10

Director: Stefano Sollima


https://scrapsfromtheloft.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Tom-Clancys-Without-Remorse-2021-scaled-e1619772652251.jpg


Hoodman, 2021. 6/10

Director: Mark W. Curran

https://i0.wp.com/moviesandmania.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Hoodman-movie-film-horror-2021-Jack-James.jpg?resize=560%2C313&ssl=1

[Bloof]

NIGHTSHOT 2018

Subtitled

A vlogger films her exploration of an abandoned asylum late at night in real time. Nothing new.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Blue Call, 2021. 7/10

Director: Brian Farmer


https://video.newsserve.net/v/20201019/1312355239-Blue-Call-Movie_hires.jpg



Wrong Place, Wrong Time, 2021. 5.5/10

Director: Justin Price


https://www.voicesfromthebalcony.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Wrong-Place-Wrong-Time-35-1.jpg

[Elvis_Christ]

Nobody

Basically John Wick all over again but Bob Odenkirk really killed it and gave a much more charismatic performance than Keanu. Lots of fun with some great splatter and violence.

[Angra]

Separation 7/10

You know it's a potentially good horror movie when

1. It has actors such as Brian Cox in it, which could suggest the general acting is quite good. And it is.

2. When the movie doesn't really contains a bad guy. Sure the mom was kind of a bitch and her dad kind of an asshole. But they all really just wanted what was best for the child. But of course you're still rooting for the loser dad.

3. There's actually an interesting story wrapped around the horror. It's not about annoying teens running around getting killed. That's a thing I've never understood in many horror movies. A group of teens with awful chemistry that goes to a cabin and half of them can't stand each other. Who would ever go on a trip with people they don't like?? Sorry... just needed to get that outa my old system.

Back to "Separation". The bad part. Except for the first 10 seconds of the first scare, which was pretty creepy, the horror was the weak part of the movie. No.. the weakest part was the lame twist at the end. Still worth seeing for the overall story and the performances.


Things Heard and Seen 5/10

You know it's a potentially good horror movie when

1. It has actors such as F. Murray Abraham in it, which could suggest the general acting is quite good. And it is.

The rest wasn't good.

[Bloof]

THE BLACKWELL GHOST 1 2017

A filmmaker trying to authenticate hauntings agrees to stay in a haunted house while the owner is away on business.

Creepy at times, watchable.

[Angra]

Wrong Turn (2021) 6-7/10

Gotta admit, I didn't hate it.

I don't understand why they decided to call it Wrong Turn as it clearly isn't a remake. They should just haved called it "The Foundation".


The Resort 4/10

I got the impression that due to the Covid the director got the opportunity to film on a beautiful abandoned location. So he quickly slapped a garbage story together and added even worse dialogue and then took off with the crew to the resort. The movie is only saved a little bit at the last 10 minutes, which had a few alright effects. Up untill then it was just a group of 4 people exploring an island and its abandoned hotel. The soundtrack certainly didn't help as it sounded like it was stolen from a boring action/adventure flick, which did absolutely nothing to create tension or creepy atmosphere. Then it gets to the last 20-30 minutes and the director suddendly remember he's making a horror movie and changes the soundtrack. ::roll eyes::

[Angra]

Happily 5/10

[Angra]

Safer at Home 2/10

This is probably the most unintentionally ridiculous movie I’ve ever seen.

Just plain annoying with an awful concept. Not quite handheld hell, But still really, really bad. Ugh..

[Sculpt]

Safer at Home 2/10

This is probably the most unintentionally ridiculous movie I’ve ever seen.

Just plain annoying with an awful concept. Not quite handheld hell, But still really, really bad. Ugh..
LOL

[ImmortalSlasher]

The Resort 4/10

I got the impression that due to the Covid the director got the opportunity to film on a beautiful abandoned location. So he quickly slapped a garbage story together and added even worse dialogue and then took off with the crew to the resort. The movie is only saved a little bit at the last 10 minutes, which had a few alright effects. Up untill then it was just a group of 4 people exploring an island and its abandoned hotel. The soundtrack certainly didn't help as it sounded like it was stolen from a boring action/adventure flick, which did absolutely nothing to create tension or creepy atmosphere. Then it gets to the last 20-30 minutes and the director suddendly remember he's making a horror movie and changes the soundtrack. ::roll eyes::

It didn't seem like a good movie from the trailer. But the old resort location did look good so I'll still check it out one day.

[Tommy Jarvis]

Brightburn (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7752126/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0) was overall okay, with a few buts. The bit with the eye was cool and Noah's death was well constructed, but towards the end, it did get a bit silly and cartoony. But Elisabeth Banks did a good job as the mother with the unwavering confidence. And the end credits have a great Michael Rooker cameo.

[hammerfan]

The Banishing (on Shudder)

[Angra]

The Lobster 4/10

A really good movie to sleep through. Very artsy and slow.

[Sculpt]

The Lobster 4/10

A really good movie to sleep through. Very artsy and slow.
I saw that. I liked it. It was slow and weird.

[Angra]

I saw that. I liked it. It was slow and weird.

I didn't like it. And they killed a horse and a dog. Now I hate the director.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

In The Earth, 2021. 8/10

Director: Ben Wheatley ::love::

https://64.media.tumblr.com/c40dca6638e70005eaddbb711ad80431/c78f1cf7186758a2-8a/s400x600/aef74ec4b7afd7ce25bcfd4419e18bf524d582af.jpg


Separation, 2021. 6/10...meh.

Director: William Brent Bell

https://www.kino-zeit.de/sites/default/files/styles/2560_x_1440_header_m/public/2021-03/separation_screenshot.jpg?itok=dzY4q8bb

[Angra]

School’s Out Forever 6/10

Basically a season of The Walking Dead without the walking dead.

[Sculpt]

I didn't like it. And they killed a horse and a dog. Now I hate the director.
Maybe you have to be an older single to appreciated it... cause that was a funny concept. ::big grin::

[Angra]

Maybe you have to be an older single to appreciated it... cause that was a funny concept. ::big grin::

I am.

Is it funny though? Or is it depressing? Can it be both or is it either or?
To me it was just depressing. And slow. Very, very slow.

[Angra]

Cactus Jack (2021) 1/10

This movie might have worked if it had an outstanding actor in the lead role. It sure didn’t.

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

[IMG]htt

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

The Djinn, 2021, 7/10

Directors: David Charbonier, Justin Powell

https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w300/kryYpNFiYyPUVC7SXrHk2pjRj4y.jpg


The Woman in the Window, 2021. 6,5/10

Director: Joe Wright

https://www.letsott.com/assets/uploads/posts/the-woman-in-the-window-netflix-min.jpg

[TaeKwonZombie]

the boy

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

[IM

[Angra]

The Djinn 6/10

[Angra]

The Woman in the Window 7/10

The acting was a 10. The story could have been better.

[Angra]

Army of the Dead 6/10

I'm not quite sure what to think of this one.

Took forever to get going. About 50 minutes. Lost my attention and I missed the whole purpose of the mission.

What was up with the zombies? Some of them reminded me more of cannibals than undead flesh munchers.

And does money have any value in a world overrun by zombies?

[Angra]

Those Who Wish Me Dead 7/10

Lots of questions left unanswered. But it was entertaining.

[Sculpt]

The Woman in the Window 7/10

The acting was a 10. The story could have been better.
Did they use "She's a Beauty" by The Tubes as the theme song?

Army of the Dead 6/10

I'm not quite sure what to think of this one.

Took forever to get going. About 50 minutes. Lost my attention and I missed the whole purpose of the mission.

What was up with the zombies? Some of them reminded me more of cannibals than undead flesh munchers.

And does money have any value in a world overrun by zombies?
Zombies got to buy things too, right? I think a good "zombie movie" would be one where people go FAIRLY crazy and cannibalistic, but not totally crazy. Like it's living people who become infected, but they have their full mental faculties, they know who they are, and who their family and friends are, they go to work, take care of their children, but are also definitely somewhat crazy and various degrees of cannibalistic. Might be too sad... but would definitely be horror. ::big grin::

[Sculpt]

Synchronic (2020)
4/10

Two buddy paramedics deal with the effects of a powerful psychedelic drug hitting the neighborhood, including the disappearance of one of their daughters.

Not a bad start to an interesting concept, but along with rather surfacey main characters, the execution of the ending half was so incredibly long, talky, stifled, and labored. I understand the budget may have been on the low side, but that's never stopped creative filmmakers from creating some fun action and suspense when it's a good time for it. The film's ending third had lots of opportunities to have some "Star Trek" fun, but it was always blunted... a tease, and then muffled with a wet blanket of somberness. The relentless somber soundtrack didn't help, but I can understand matching the socks.

[Angra]

Did they use "She's a Beauty" by The Tubes as the theme song?


Zombies got to buy things too, right? I think a good "zombie movie" would be one where people go FAIRLY crazy and cannibalistic, but not totally crazy. Like it's living people who become infected, but they have their full mental faculties, they know who they are, and who their family and friends are, they go to work, take care of their children, but are also definitely somewhat crazy and various degrees of cannibalistic. Might be too sad... but would definitely be horror. ::big grin::

Sounds like Army of the Dead might be a movie for you.

Speaking of soundtracks. It was probably the worst part of AOTD. Odd, odd song choices.

[Angra]

Spiral 6-7/10

I appreciate they try to keep the Saw franchise going. That being said, This addition is the weakest so far.

[FryeDwight]

CARLITO'S WAY (1992). >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>SPOILERS>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

DePalma film of a former Gangster getting out of prison and determined to turn his life around, but environment and an outdated moral code stymie this.
For whatever reason, we are shown the ending of the story at the beginning of the film and it almost make's You wonder why time should be spent watching. Stick with it as Al Pacino gives a restrained performance (and I think He deserved the Oscar for this instead the overrated SCENT OF A WOMAN) and an almost unrecognizable Sean Penn nearly steals the film as his corrupt attorney. Good supporting cast, but lovely Penelope Ann Miller whines a lot (it seems like she says "Charlie" at the end of every sentence) . ***1/2

[Bloof]

GHOST MOUNTAINEER AKA MUST ALPINIST 2015

Subtitled

Really for me, it was all about the cold.

[Angra]

The Amaranth (2018) 6/10

[Tommy Jarvis]

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3387520/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0) was a fun ride. It tapped into a similar vein as Stranger Things with the nostalgia and the looks.

That said, the real horror is Nixon getting elected. ::wink::

[ImmortalSlasher]

You're Next -

Way better than I thought it was going to be. Definitely recommend to those who are late to seeing it like me.

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

[IMG]htt

[Angra]

Silo (2019 6/10

I don’t know a whole lot about grain, but I still have a very hard time believing the probability of the events in this movie. Can’t you just dig yourself out? And if you were his mom, wouldn’t you be up there with your son 24/7?

The acting was good though.

[Tommy Jarvis]

Silo (2019 6/10

I don’t know a whole lot about grain, but I still have a very hard time believing the probability of the events in this movie. Can’t you just dig yourself out? And if you were his mom, wouldn’t you be up there with your son 24/7?

The acting was good though.

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

The premise is indeed odd, but if it has it's own term and wikipedia page, I guess it has at least some validity.

Also... wtf, Minnesota?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPEJWD_NgDs

[Angra]

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

The premise is indeed odd, but if it has it's own term and wikipedia page, I guess it has at least some validity.

Also... wtf, Minnesota?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPEJWD_NgDs

Hm.. Interesting.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Army of the Dead, 2021, 7/10

Director: Zack Snyder

https://64.media.tumblr.com/25db9021a3b881307623e189c7f03be0/36c0615d7826f86a-51/s640x960/55611241cacb7795e905578c6f21d24e6b3a63ef.gifv

I liked it. Watched it twice. I read the backstory about the changes they made. I knew something was weird with the helicopter pilot.

I'm gonna watch it again now that I read some hidden shit going on in this film. Interesting stuff.


Sound of Violence, 2021. 6/10

Director: Alex Noyer

https://www.pophorror.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Sound-of-Violence-movie-800x335.jpg

Interesting concept.

Seance, 2021. 6/10

Director: Simon Barrett

https://www.allhorror.com/public/uploads/2021/03/seance-2021.jpg

Kinda skipped through some scenes. Kinda dragged. Many beatings were given and were a bit violent. The end kills were quite good.

[Angra]

Army of the Dead, 2021, 7/10

Director: Zack Snyder

https://64.media.tumblr.com/25db9021a3b881307623e189c7f03be0/36c0615d7826f86a-51/s640x960/55611241cacb7795e905578c6f21d24e6b3a63ef.gifv

I liked it. Watched it twice. I read the backstory about the changes they made. I knew something was weird with the helicopter pilot.

I'm gonna watch it again now that I read some hidden shit going on in this film. Interesting stuff.


Sound of Violence, 2021. 6/10

Director: Alex Noyer

https://www.pophorror.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Sound-of-Violence-movie-800x335.jpg

Interesting concept.

Seance, 2021. 6/10

Director: Simon Barrett

https://www.allhorror.com/public/uploads/2021/03/seance-2021.jpg

Kinda skipped through some scenes. Kinda dragged. Many beatings were given and were a bit violent. The end kills were quite good.


What’s the hidden shit? Tell us!

[hammerfan]

Army of the Dead 8/10

[Sculpt]

Land of the Lost (2009)
6/10

I laughed and enjoyed it. Some nice special effects. It's pretty mild on everything. Considering Land of the Lost was a childrens' TV show from the 70s, I thought it might be OK for kids, but was surprised how sexualized it was. But I guess they were just shooting for older adults who saw Land of the Lost TV show in the 70s.

[Bloof]

XTRO 3 : WATCH THE SKIES 1995

LOVED IT.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Wrath of Man, 2021. 7.5/10

Director: Guy Ritchie


https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ex9oixAUUAUifu0.jpg



The Unholy. 2021. 5/10

Director: Evan Spiliotopoulos


https://www.startattle.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/the-unholy-2021-movie-jeffrey-dean-morgan-cary-elwes-horror-american-netflix-amazon-apple-tv.jpg

[FryeDwight]

THE RAPTURE (1991). Mimi Rogers is quite good as the bored promiscuous women who becomes a Fundamentalist Christian and finds that devotion may not be enough. But the story becomes a bit, shall We say, Preachy and it seems there is no resolution in sight. Not bad, but overrated. Was interesting seeing David Duchovny here with a Mullet and knowing that he and Mimi played former partners years later on THE X-FILES>. **1/2

[Sculpt]

THE RAPTURE (1991). Mimi Rogers is quite good as the bored promiscuous women who becomes a Fundamentalist Christian and finds that devotion may not be enough. But the story becomes a bit, shall We say, Preachy and it seems there is no resolution in sight. Not bad, but overrated. Was interesting seeing David Duchovny here with a Mullet and knowing that he and Mimi played former partners years later on THE X-FILES>. **1/2
Interesting. Good to get your opinion on this one. I remember seeing parts of this some 20 years ago, but I don't think I ever saw it beginning to end. And I certainly don't remember how it was resolved. Unusual film for sure.

[ImmortalSlasher]

Saint Maud -

I saw a topic on this at the HorrorDVDs forum. I thought this would be a movie like The Autopsy of Jane Doe. Something slow but interesting in the end. But I thought Saint Maud was more artsy and well directed. But not high on the horror. And also not too sure of the story it was trying to tell.

What’s the hidden shit? Tell us!

I saw a post about the hidden stuff on Bloody-Disgusting. Now I really want to check out the movie. I wouldn't spoil it if I were you. As it was a surprise to me and it's not teased at all in the poster or one trailer I saw.

[Angra]

Saint Maud -

I saw a topic on this at the HorrorDVDs forum. I thought this would be a movie like The Autopsy of Jane Doe. Something slow but interesting in the end. But I thought Saint Maud was more artsy and well directed. But not high on the horror. And also not too sure of the story it was trying to tell.



I saw a post about the hidden stuff on Bloody-Disgusting. Now I really want to check out the movie. I wouldn't spoil it if I were you. As it was a surprise to me and it's not teased at all in the poster or one trailer I saw.

Could you link that post, please.

[ImmortalSlasher]

Could you link that post, please.

Even posting the link would spoil the movie as it's in the text. Go to Bloody-Disgusting.com and look on the front page if need be. It's still in the trending section. But I wouldn't.

[Angra]

Even posting the link would spoil the movie as it's in the text. Go to Bloody-Disgusting.com and look on the front page if need be. It's still in the trending section. But I wouldn't.

COME ON, MAN!! Don't make me do stuff.

[Angra]

By the way, I've already seen the movie, so not a whole lot would be spoiled, I'm sure.

[Sculpt]

Even posting the link would spoil the movie as it's in the text. Go to Bloody-Disgusting.com and look on the front page if need be. It's still in the trending section. But I wouldn't.
COME ON, MAN!! Don't make me do stuff.
By the way, I've already seen the movie, so not a whole lot would be spoiled, I'm sure.
I havent seen it. I think the title of the article is just intriguing. Looks HDC is shortening it away.
https://bloody-disgusting.com/movie/3666840/spot-robot-zombies-zack-snyders-army-dead/

[Angra]

I havent seen it. I think the title of the article is just intriguing. Looks HDC is shortening it away.
https://bloody-disgusting.com/movie/3666840/spot-robot-zombies-zack-snyders-army-dead/

Thank you!

Hm... now I wanna see the tv show.

[Tommy Jarvis]

As a straight up action film, Army of the Dead (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0993840/) has it's merits. No memorable lines, though. Just a lot of machismo BS and all the predictable clichés.

As a zombie film, it's bollocks. Which is probably why they throw around different names for these things. Cover themselves and stuff. And the whole alpha zombie, dystopian subplot can F right off.

[Angra]

As a straight up action film, Army of the Dead (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0993840/) has it's merits. No memorable lines, though. Just a lot of machismo BS and all the predictable clichés.

As a zombie film, it's bollocks. Which is probably why they throw around different names for these things. Cover themselves and stuff. And the whole alpha zombie, dystopian subplot can F right off.

Wasn’t a fan either.

[TaeKwonZombie]

i watched the trailer, it seemed kinda cheesy to me

"its a goddamn zombie tiger....thats crossing the line" haha

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

a

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Painkiller, 2021. 6/10

Director: Mark Savage


https://bloody-disgusting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/unnamed.jpg








Scare Us, 2021. 6/10

Directed by:
Carl Jensen IV
Ryan Henry Johnston
Ryan Kjolberg
Charlotte Lilt
Tom J. McCoy
Jordan Pillar

https://64.media.tumblr.com/c66b9563d58b5b8abee2010103b019dc/1d75c66fce828f77-d3/s640x960/e008fca02314f27f2fe45ba63db90c5214562ff0.jpg


Halloween II, 2006. 6/10

Director: Rob Zombie

https://78.media.tumblr.com/b1f2580219ffad19fcb7d31749f93e7e/tumblr_o1iuw3MajB1uy1uyro1_500.gif

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Cruella, 2021. 7/10

Director: Craig Gillespie


https://imgix.gizmodo.com.au/content/uploads/sites/2/2021/02/18/flw9etg9qrt3uj19oub6.gif?ar=16%3A9&auto=format&fit=crop&q=65&w=720&nrs=40&fm=gif

Excellent film music. Did I hear the start of Black Sabbath's 'The Wizard' ?!?!? ::wink::

[Tommy Jarvis]

Painkiller, 2021. 6/10

Director: Mark Savage


https://bloody-disgusting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/unnamed.jpg

Is the killer as cool as he looks?

[classic_horror_fan]

I just saw two comedy horror anthology films called "Fun Size Horror: Volumes 1 and 2," with a lot of short segments that turned out be very creative and entertaining, to say the least. They are also very original as well. They are not the greatest or any big budget by any stretch of the imagination, but they are still worth a lot to most horror fans, especially those into the horror anthology sub-genre. ::danger::

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Is the killer as cool as he looks?

Yes, well I think so. He is one of my favorite indie actors.

Michael Pare ruined this film for me. ::shocked::

[bamahorrorfan87]

Abominable 2006

[Bloof]

LEGION 1998

Tame story of a group of military soldiers freed from prison to find out whats going on at a remote installation that lost contact.

[Bloof]

VILLMARK ASYLUM 2015

Subtitled

A hazardous waste removal team are hired to clean out an old asylum before demolition.

Very good.

[hammerfan]

VILLMARK ASYLUM 2015

Subtitled

A hazardous waste removal team are hired to clean out an old asylum before demolition.

Very good.

Sounds similar to Session 9

[Bloof]

Sounds similar to Session 9

Loved session nine. Its very different though. It has a horrific twist but i dont want to give it away.

[hammerfan]

Loved session nine. Its very different though. It has a horrific twist but i dont want to give it away.

Yeah, that's one of my favorites, too. I'll have to look for this one.

EDIT: Found it on Tubi. I'll watch sometime between tonight and Sunday.

[Angra]

Voyagers 6-7/10

Lord of the Flies in space.

It was good up until the 50 minutes mark, then it turned a bit implausible. But an entertaining watch nevertheless.

[realdealblues]

Army Of The Dead
I wasn't expecting much and that's kind of what I felt like I got. Nothing really new to add to the genre. I called everything in the storyline before it happened. It didn't feel like a total waste of time but I wasn't entertained the entire film either so maybe a 5/10 or simply put, it was "Ok".

[Angra]

Great White 6/10

Your standard non-cheesy shark flick.

[Sculpt]

Army Of The Dead
I wasn't expecting much and that's kind of what I felt like I got. Nothing really new to add to the genre. I called everything in the storyline before it happened. It didn't feel like a total waste of time but I wasn't entertained the entire film either so maybe a 5/10 or simply put, it was "Ok".
Yeah, that's pretty much what I would say. I wasn't expecting much. I did a party watch with it. No surprises in this. But it was mildly entertaining.

[Bloof]

Yeah, that's one of my favorites, too. I'll have to look for this one.

EDIT: Found it on Tubi. I'll watch sometime between tonight and Sunday.

Yep, i watched it on tubi as well.

[realdealblues]

Suspiria (2018)

Finally got around to watching this one. I have been hesitant just because of my love of the original but I finally talked myself into watching it. I predicted the ending after the first time Susie started dancing for the leading role in front of Mother Blanc which was fine. Makeup effects were enjoyable and kudos to Tilda Swinton for playing 2 main parts, as well as a minor 3rd part in the reveal of Mother Markos during the ending. I didn't know she was playing the extra parts until looking up the film on Wikipedia. I feel I know what the director was going for but I think he ultimately fell short of creating a masterwork. I understand the setting and the events of 1977 in Germany but ultimately it seemed to confuse and slow down the plot in a way that didn't feel necessary. I enjoyed that there was more focus on the actual dancing in the school than the original film and how it worked into some of the other scenes. It was really a slow pot boiler which was fine with me. It in some ways reminded me of "The Witch (2015)" that I watched a few months ago as far as the tempo aspect but not as well complete as a whole vision. In the end I guess I would probably give it a 6/10. Maybe a 7/10 if I was feeling generous as some of the performances were really strong but I can't overlook what I feel were some of the other flaws that could have been done differently to make the film just a touch more cohesive and enjoyable in my book.

[Ringo]

VILLMARK ASYLUM 2015

Subtitled

A hazardous waste removal team are hired to clean out an old asylum before demolition.

Very good.

Got my attention with this. Will look into it also.

[Angra]

616 Wilford Lane 3/10

[Bloof]

Got my attention with this. Will look into it also.

If you do, lmk what you think.

[Angra]

The Conjuring 3: The Devil Made Me Do 6/10

The horror movie I've been looking forward to the most since the beginning of last year and of course it couldn't live of to my slight expectations.

The story was confusing but not very interesting, the lighting was too dark (probably to hide the fact that the budget was too small for decent sets) and the scares so damn unoriginal.

If we gonna see a 4th installment, which I highly doubt now, I hope they skip the "based on a true story" part and have the Warrens investigate the Overlook Hotel next.


Brimstone Incorporated 6/10

This horror anthology looked like a film school project, BUT the first story about a date from hell was delightfully loony. Sadly it went downhill from there.
I will say though that the actors in generel did a decent job (except for the waitress) and the gore effects were quite good. I just wish the actor playing the sleazy host had delivered his lines in a slower pace, because I didn't catch half of what he was saying, but I'm sure it was funny.

I might look up the directors other movie "Her Name was Christa" which includes the exact same crew.

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

a

[Tommy Jarvis]

Dead Body (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3844962/?ref_=rvi_tt) was a fun ride. At first sight, it looked like a predictable piece of trash, but imo it used it's red herrings pretty well. Making it an enjoyable watch.

[bamahorrorfan87]

The conjuring the devil made me do it

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, 2021. 6/10

Director: Michael Chaves

https://64.media.tumblr.com/c1b0bc4c61f16c64ea3ad2a67bbe6387/824fa7abbf0ff245-ce/s500x750/178001728233f514f11b2efe5861fb80cba9221f.gifv

[bamahorrorfan87]

A quiet place part 2

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Spiral, 2021. 7/10

Director: Darren Lynn Bousman


https://64.media.tumblr.com/c89640c6b58e62451d14fe93135240b4/57beb3740c1b5523-96/s540x810/6f98e69cb3f776e532af9012bc427574930382f7.gifv

[Sculpt]

The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, 2021. 6/10

Director: Michael Chaves

https://64.media.tumblr.com/c1b0bc4c61f16c64ea3ad2a67bbe6387/824fa7abbf0ff245-ce/s500x750/178001728233f514f11b2efe5861fb80cba9221f.gifv
Too bad the new Conjuring didn't impress you. I'm hoping I'll like it a lot.

A quiet place part 2
So what'd ya think? My mom was checking out the original Quit Place the other night, and she was not digging it. Gave up on it. Too slow for her.

[Tommy Jarvis]

The Poughkeepsie Tapes (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1010271/?ref_=tt_ch) was horror in its purest form. It's been a while since a horror flick was this disturbing.

[SerialKiller]

Thirteen Ghosts. I have a love hate relationship with this movie. Waiting to hear back from Bama to see if A Quiet Place 2 is worth watching.

[bamahorrorfan87]

I enjoyed the quiet place 2 I don’t think it’s is as good as the first one

[Bloof]

WES CRAVEN'S MIND RIPPER 1995

An experiment to create a super soldier in an underground bunker doesnt go as expected.

Not horrible. Kind of liked it.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Caveat, 2020. 7.5/10

Director: Damian Mc Carthy

https://screamfestla.com/sites/default/files/film-guide/caveat_film_image.jpg

[hammerfan]

Wonder Woman 1984

Didn't even make it through the whole movie. Turned it off about 45 minutes in.

[Ringo]

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/e8/The_Conjuring_-_The_Devil_Made_Me_Do_It.png

7/10

I think it is the worst of the trilogy, but still good.
Had no idea about the case. Is there any good documentary about it? Maybe even on Netflix?

[Ringo]

If you do, lmk what you think.

Saw it, was ok, nothing out of the ordinary. Had a Grave Encounters vibe on it in the first part, but

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Maybe the language barrier and the poor subtitles, but I didn't understand who was the nurse and also the girl?

Also, is this a sequel to: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0356176/ ?

[Angra]

Escape from Tomorrow 5/10

I didn’t get it.

[Bloof]

Saw it, was ok, nothing out of the ordinary. Had a Grave Encounters vibe on it in the first part, but

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Maybe the language barrier and the poor subtitles, but I didn't understand who was the nurse and also the girl?

Also, is this a sequel to: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0356176/ ?

Yeah the subtitles weren't great. I think the nurse was one of his experiments with that bird beak sewn into her head. I think the little girl must have been their daughter. He seemed to have a fascination with giving people animal abilities by experimenting with their eyes etc.
I think the movie you found is a sequel . I'd like to check it out.

[Ringo]

Yeah the subtitles weren't great. I think the nurse was one of his experiments with that bird beak sewn into her head. I think the little girl must have been their daughter. He seemed to have a fascination with giving people animal abilities by experimenting with their eyes etc.
I think the movie you found is a sequel . I'd like to check it out.

Might be the first one actually and the Asylum the sequel.
On IMDB the Asylum is Villmark 2.

[Angra]

The Paper Boy (1994) 7/10

Very well acted by the boy. Ironically, one of the few things he’s been in is Goosebumps, which is synonymous with bad acting.

It’s on Youtube.

[Tommy Jarvis]

The Woods (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2644902/) followed pretty much all the beats from the template set by The Blair Witch. Good to have seen it, but nothing truly memorable. And the proposal bit felt tacked on and unnecessary.

Curious about the setting, though. It's supposedly set in Northern Oregon (and the shots in the beginning kind of look like they double for Portland), but according to the imdb-page, it's filmed in British Columbia. Only a 3,5 hour drive up from Seattle, so not that far across the border. Regardless, it makes for a lot of beautiful forest shots and that's always a plus in my book.

And for those interested, here is a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6hv3mDmrEE

[Tommy Jarvis]

Blood Punch (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2825230/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1) - A horror-ish Groundhog Day, just lamer. And it had a discount David Arquette as a meth dealer.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

The Amusement Park, 1973, 2021 release. 7/10

George A Romero ::love::


https://static0.cbrimages.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/George-Romero-The-Amusement-Park-Trio.jpg


Cannibal Troll, 2021. 6/10

Directors: Scott Jeffrey, Rebecca Matthews

https://i0.wp.com/moviesandmania.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Cannibal-Troll-movie-film-horror-2021-British-Zuza-Tehanu-woods.png?resize=560%2C308&ssl=1

[Bloof]

BLAIR WITCH 2016

Heather (from the original)'s brother goes back to the woods to search for her 20 years later.

Thought it was pretty stupid.

[classic_horror_fan]

I got to see a few newer comedy horror films this past week. I got to see Full Moon's new comedy horror called "Weed-gies," which is about similar creatures to the classic ghoulies with similar humor that's meant to be stupid but funny, and it is funny and entertaining in that sort of way. Those into the Ghoulies series should get a kick out of that one as well. Another is "Channel 13," a comedy horror anthology that is also meant to be stupid but funny, also entertaining in that sort of way. Another is a spin-off on Scooby-Doo with a Great Dane, similar mystery solving gang that rides around in a van, called "Saturday Morning Mystery," only this one is actually more scary than funny, but it does keep interest, and they did overall a good job with it. ::devil::

[Bloof]

THE POOL 2014

Subtitled

Two families set up camp beside a mysterious pond.

Quite enjoyable.

[SerialKiller]

Swimfan-2002. I have always liked this movie.

[bamahorrorfan87]

Cheerleader massacre

[ImmortalSlasher]

BLAIR WITCH 2016

Heather (from the original)'s brother goes back to the woods to search for her 20 years later.

Thought it was pretty stupid.

I watched a good amount, about 30 or so minutes and stopped as I thought it was pretty good. Same amount of fun as the original from what I saw. I stopped watching so I could enjoy it during the October month.

[Bloof]

I watched a good amount, about 30 or so minutes and stopped as I thought it was pretty good. Same amount of fun as the original from what I saw. I stopped watching so I could enjoy it during the October month.

I also thought it started out promising. Really liked the couple that asked to join along with them.

[hammerfan]

Insidious

[ImmortalSlasher]

I also thought it started out promising. Really liked the couple that asked to join along with them.

Damn, I guess you are saying it goes downhill after where I stopped. I stopped around the camp scene with the return of that couple. I'm tempted to finish the movie now but I have a few other things to do first so I can enjoy it.

[Bloof]

Damn, I guess you are saying it goes downhill after where I stopped. I stopped around the camp scene with the return of that couple. I'm tempted to finish the movie now but I have a few other things to do first so I can enjoy it.

I guess i could say it got too Hollywood for me if that makes sense.

[bamahorrorfan87]

House arrest 1996

[bamahorrorfan87]

Big bully

[SerialKiller]

Of Mice & Men-1992. I first watched this in jr high English class. Sherilyn Fenn will always be a favorite of mine.

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

[IMG]https://i.pinimg.com/origi

[bamahorrorfan87]

The unholy

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

My Heart Can't Beat Unless You Tell It To, 2020. 8/10

Director: Jonathan Cuartas

https://www.backseatmafia.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/My-Heart-Cant-Beat-Unless-You-Tell-It-To.png

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Gaia, 2021. 7,5/10

Director: Jaco Bouwer


https://modernhorrors.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/gaia-film-barend-stefan-cabin-night-hr-scaled.jpg

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

False Positive, 2021. 6/10

Director: John Lee

https://www.vitalthrills.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Screen-Shot-2021-03-16-at-9.39.29-AM.jpg.webp

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

[IMG]https://fi

[Bloof]

CLARA'S GHOST 2018

More of a comedy than a horror but all right. Dysfunctional family type of thing.

[FryeDwight]

INSIDIOUS (2010). Good atmosphere and use of music/lighting (and on a small budget to boot), but story just couldn't justify the length and also seeing "Redface" on HDC Home page took away what might have been scary. Thankfully, not bloody , especially coming from the SAW team. **1/2

[bamahorrorfan87]

Carpool

[FryeDwight]

SAFE (1995)>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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Carol (Julianne Moore) seems to have it all...wealthy husband , house in San Fernando, gym classes, lunches with friends, etc. Close observation, You'll notice how bland it all seems and how bored she looks through it all...check the scene where she is making whoopee with hubby!


Boredom becomes the least of her problems, as her health goes into the toilet for no discernible reason. The best that can be found is all the everyday chemicals we seem to take for granted MAY be responsible. She is sent to a retreat with fellow sufferers, but this may not be a better situation.

Film (set in 1987)is good, but very ambiguous...Possible Carol's illness could be a metaphor for AIDS, as she is clearly ill, but no luck in finding what or why. Kind of scary when You think of how many chemicals are around Us all day, every day. And truth to tell, the Retreat section of the film goes on too long. However, as usual, Julianne is great and nice also to see Jessica Harper (SUSPIRIA, PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE, PENNIES FROM HEAVEN) in a small role. ***

[bamahorrorfan87]

The deep ones

[TaeKwonZombie]

watched Wolf creek again, i like this crazy australian killer vibes hahaha

[Bloof]

THE WIDOW 2020

Found footage of a rescue team going into the woods to rescue a lost boy and instead they come upon a strange old woman.

[Tommy Jarvis]

watched Wolf creek again, i like this crazy australian killer vibes hahaha

Good stuff, that. I love how the jovial accent makes him extra scary.

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

[IMG]https://encrypted-G]

[Bloof]

WINCHESTER 2018

The heir to half the Winchester gun fortune tries to attone for all the deaths caused by the guns. She builds what seems to be a never-ending house.

Enjoyable

[Angra]

WINCHESTER 2018

The heir to half the Winchester gun fortune tries to attone for all the deaths caused by the guns. She builds what seems to be a never-ending house.

Enjoyable

Pffffh!!

You just like everything, don’t ya?

[Bloof]

Pffffh!!

You just like everything, don’t ya?

Im not hard to please. I remember thinking when this came out that it would be too "Hollywood ". But I ended up enjoying it and liked Helen Mirren and really liked the guy who played the doctor.

[Sculpt]

Im not hard to please. I remember thinking when this came out that it would be too "Hollywood ". But I ended up enjoying it and liked Helen Mirren and really liked the guy who played the doctor.

ts0XG6qDIco

[Tommy Jarvis]

Spree was a very good bit of satire.

Just finished knocking out a 12 paragraph review on letterboxd, so not really in the mood to go in depth now. But it's well worth seeing.

[bamahorrorfan87]

Meander

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

[IMG]https://cdn

[FryeDwight]

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT KEVIN (2011)>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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Decent film suffers from so many disjointed scenes, some making You wonder why the event is happening and some that make no sense (the part which looks like a Tomato fight), but if You stay with it, things begin to add up. "Kevin" is truly a Bad Seed, but is it He was just born that way, his incredibly clueless Father (John C Reilley) or his indifferent mother (Tilda Swinton looking a lot like David Bowie) that is responsible? **1/2

[Bloof]

PAY THE GHOST 2015

Bit of a lame "Hollywood" type movie. A man's young son disappeared on Halloween night and his last words to his dad were " Can we pay the ghost?".

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Sator, 2019. 6/10

Director: Jordan Graham


https://variety.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/sator-3.jpg


Infinite, 2021. 6/10

Director: Antoine Fuqua

https://64.media.tumblr.com/d6df4f1f1adaeda4fc5dee41d31a5ba7/bf749af6eefa5c53-2c/s640x960/b54159e6ec1798133f1ea1f5a066671054f7e2be.gifv





Fear Street Part One:1994, 2021. 6/10

Director: Leigh Janiak

https://64.media.tumblr.com/513f03b56ea1df043db2ea69a6f9fd59/3588b27b3b150476-40/s540x810/28858052e07f2d0ec7dc70e70d649a61f5be0dbf.gifv

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Til Death, 2021. 7/10


Director: S.K. Dale


https://64.media.tumblr.com/88286059fb5cf6edade1538324cae6f4/e7b192788a585369-57/s540x810/c1e39e2b718191fb404f8de214df14bc55f5b3c0.gifv

[Bloof]

DONKEY PUNCH 2008

Sex and drugs on the high seas leads to tragedy and death for a bunch of vacationing teens.

Meh. I just ended up feeling most of them got what they deserved.

[hammerfan]

Fear Street 1994

I enjoyed it! 8/10

[FryeDwight]

JURASSIC PARK (1993). Jeff Goldblum's pithy quips and the annoying little boy have taken some of the luster off this, but the Dinosaur stuff is still just fine. It's been years since I watched and still incredibly suspenseful in many parts, especially in the kitchen! Also, hard to believe Samuel L Jackson could ever be so soft spoken::wink::. Saw PULP FICTION a year after this and drove Me nuts trying to figure out who Jules was, especially with all the closeups.
Can't believe it's been almost 30 years since this came out. Saw it with my Brother in a Quad Sound system theater and almost deafening when the T Rex hunkers down and bellows! ****1/2

[bamahorrorfan87]

The nest 2021

[TaeKwonZombie]

watched the stendhal syndrome again, first time i watched it i could not even process what was happening, this time i think i got it, and that creepy fish asia argento kisses was pretty out there...

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

[IMG]https://www.voicesfr

[SerialKiller]

Dolores Claiborne-1995.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Fear Street Part 2: 1978, 2021. 7/10

Director: Leigh Janiak

https://64.media.tumblr.com/18c914a3875db4452ad3965a0047bd00/0f243298dad11f78-44/s540x810/67a6d04b6ace4c4c5734274641496f2dfa818986.gifv

Better than 1994. Bring on 1666.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Black Widow, 2021. 7/10


Director: Cate Shortland

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/b5/e5/a4/b5e5a49e5ca6427c0bee6c99a51f43ad.gif

[FryeDwight]

MALICIOUS (1995). Extremely pedestrian flick of a guy on the outs with his girlfriend (Oddly, enough she doesn't want to be intimate in the library) who meets a Bad Girl at a party-Dressed in Black, High Heels (Shown constantly), endlessly smoking-who engages him in wild sex in the Front seat of her car and on a yacht (Topless scene here). Guy gets back together with his girlfriend, but the Bad Girl is not going to take being dumped lightly....
On its own terms, not a bad flick, but MUCH lifted from FATAL ATTRACTION and by the finale, almost a plagiarism of PLAY MISTY FOR ME. I think the creators of SWIM FAN may have seen this as they used the basic plot device involving school sports. John Vernon plays another Cop, but actually halfway likable.
The main reason I checked this out (and You should as well) is the Bad Girl is played by Molly Ringwald::shocked::::shocked::, who was so likable in all her John Hughes films and maybe figured Nudity might get her more adult roles. **1/2

[Bloof]

MONSTERS 2010

A photographer tries to get his boss's daughter safely back to the states after a yearly reoccurring alien invasion.

I really liked it.

[bamahorrorfan87]

The autopsy of jane doe

[bamahorrorfan87]

Haunter

[mr. macabre]

The first 2 FEAR STREET movies on Netflix. Where the hell are these kid's parents?

[realdealblues]

I watched Fear Street 1994 and 1978 last weekend. I thought they were both enjoyable for what they were. Overlooking the missing parents issue previously mentioned as being a bit of a stretch, I'm still looking forward to seeing the final installment this weekend.

[bamahorrorfan87]

Separation

[bamahorrorfan87]

Cabin Fever 2016

[Ringo]

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSPaoIDLxNwOmXyX-YQtTRe7imFwOYDLuh5lBsFCNs9Y5qGU0tEGLFwPK0ec7mRSlBu foQ&usqp=CAU

7.5-8/10

A bit of a surprise this, actually a decent anthology, reminded me a lot of V/H/S trilogy. If you like those you will like this also, ignore the score on IMDB.

[ImmortalSlasher]

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSPaoIDLxNwOmXyX-YQtTRe7imFwOYDLuh5lBsFCNs9Y5qGU0tEGLFwPK0ec7mRSlBu foQ&usqp=CAU

7.5-8/10

A bit of a surprise this, actually a decent anthology, reminded me a lot of V/H/S trilogy. If you like those you will like this also, ignore the score on IMDB.

I didn't like VHS but I still want to find a good anthology. I never heard of The Dark Tapes so I'll add it for a watch one day.

[Ringo]

I didn't like VHS but I still want to find a good anthology. I never heard of The Dark Tapes so I'll add it for a watch one day.

If you didn't like VHS you would probably not like this also. Has a sequel vibe all over it.

[Tommy Jarvis]

If you like those you will like this also, ignore the score on IMDB.

4.7 is not all that bad for IMDB standards. At least not for horror. I've seen good horrors only get a five as well.

Trashy horror often only gets like 3 or even a 2.

[ImmortalSlasher]

If you didn't like VHS you would probably not like this also. Has a sequel vibe all over it.

I didn't like VHS because it felt crude against women with the opening harassment scene and almost rape scene in the next segment. I reviewed it around here somewhere.

[FryeDwight]

THE BOY (2016). This has an odd premise and You may be tempted to check out early, but stick with it. Good performance by Lauren Cohan (THE WALKING DEAD, SUPERNATURAL) and film is very Lewton-esque with a quite unsavory plot device. ***

[Tommy Jarvis]

THE BOY (2016). This has an odd premise and You may be tempted to check out early, but stick with it. Good performance by Lauren Cohan (THE WALKING DEAD, SUPERNATURAL) and film is very Lewton-esque with a quite unsavory plot device. ***

Speaking of odd: A film set in Britain with a British lead... doing an American accent.::big grin::

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Fear Street Part Three, 2021. 5/10

https://decider.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Fear-Street-Part-Three-1666-.jpg?quality=90&strip=all&w=646&h=335&crop=1

Round out the three movies, 6/10

Not very interesting for me.

[Bloof]

THE CHILL FACTOR 1993

After a snowmobile accident, a group of riders are forced to spend the night in a closed down religious summer camp.

[bamahorrorfan87]

The babadook

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

The Forever Purge, 2021. 7/10

Director: Everardo Gout


https://media3.giphy.com/media/vrXAjrWAdWiIXyAocP/giphy.gif

[Angra]

The Forever Purge, 2021. 7/10

Director: Everardo Gout


https://media3.giphy.com/media/vrXAjrWAdWiIXyAocP/giphy.gif

How would you rank it?

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Pig, 2021. 8/10

Director: Michael Sarnoski


https://thedipp.imgix.net/2021/06/Screen-Shot-2021-06-17-at-11.41.01-AM.png?auto=format%2Ccompress&cs=srgb&q=70&crop=faces&fit=crop&w=414&h=736&fm=jpg&dpr=1

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

How would you rank it?


The Purge

Anarchy

The Forever

Election

The First Purge.

[Angra]

The Purge

Anarchy

The Forever

Election

The First Purge.

Okay, that’s a surprisingly high ranking considering the story sounds like crap.

[SerialKiller]

Escape Room-2019.

Rocketman-2019.

[hammerfan]

The Call (2020)

On Shudder. Really enjoyed it. But then, I'm a HUGE fan of Lin Shaye! I'd rate it 9/10.

[bamahorrorfan87]

Maniac Remake

[Angra]

Fear Street: Del 1: 1994 5/10

I'll let this IMDB review speak for me, because I'm lazy.

"It takes less than twenty minutes for this movie to rattle off every millennial's basic childhood pop rock playlist. I'm not kidding-in twenty minutes I counted eight 90s songs used. Eight songs in twenty minutes, meaning the film will transition from playing Cypress Hill to Radiohead with as little rhyme or reason as someone just flicking through radio stations. This isn't nostalgia; it's cheap, it's cynical, and it's irritating, especially when it's the only thing the film gets even remotely right about the time period it's meant to take place in. Top it off with some seriously unlikable characters and it all makes for a film that felt like a rough 100 something minutes to sit through."

Started on the second one and decided very early on this just isn't my cup of diarreha and moved on to something else. That else would be..


America: The Motion Picture 5/10

The creators was on drugs when they came up with this shit, right?

I'm too old..

[Ringo]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EllxfbRW0AAFanT.jpg

Ghostwatch - (1992)
7/10

Had no idea about the background and history of this movie, even if I've seen my shares of found footage.
Like it, I think I would have enjoyed it even more If I would have seen it early.

[Bloof]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EllxfbRW0AAFanT.jpg

Ghostwatch - (1992)
7/10

Had no idea about the background and history of this movie, even if I've seen my shares of found footage.
Like it, I think I would have enjoyed it even more If I would have seen it early.

I remember quite enjoying this one.

[FryeDwight]

12 AND HOLDING (2005). ****

[bamahorrorfan87]

The abandoned 2015

[bamahorrorfan87]

Init!ation

[Angra]

Blood Red Sky 7/10

If the story had been executed better this could've been a cult classic such as 30 Days of Night, From Dusk Till Dawn and Demon Knight. The makeup effects were pretty cool.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Blood Red Sky, 2021. 7/10

Director: Peter Thorwarth


https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQHw0_O1lJ94xJeZnCT7oSWKS0GMI3gv aaEeDv_aArW-rp8le8Sq0yYwGc0Bnqrl00K4HY&usqp=CAU



No Sudden Move, 2021. 7/10

Director: Steven Soderbergh

https://www.pluggedin.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/No-Sudden-Move-1024x587.jpg

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Kandisha, 2020. 7/10

Directors: Alexandre Bustillo&Julien Maury ::love::


https://www.thedigitalfix.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Kandisha_4.jpg

[SerialKiller]

Dr. Giggles-1992. I completely forgot this movie existed. It traumatized me as a child 😄 It just popped up in my head this evening & i decided to rewatch it.

[realdealblues]

A Quiet Place Part II (2020)

No surprises in this one. Everything went exactly as I figured. I like the premise of having to be quiet or else you are ripped apart so part of me was still entertained but it's nothing I feel like I would ever watch again.

[Tommy Jarvis]

The Jonestown Massacre: Paradise Lost (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1090665/) - A documentary on Jonestown with a mixture of interviews and actors recreating the last few days.

Scary stuff.

[Ringo]

https://watchlatestmovie.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/1618049010_tmp_9ceUvPOyOmF2111RfYTY7plkLf9.jpg

5.5/10

Nothing remarkable, nothing out of the box, but decent atmosphere.


https://cultbox.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Fear-Street.png

6/10

Really wanted to enjoy this. Liked the way it was filmed, decent cast, but somehow the story did not click at all for me. It was a combination of Stranger Things with IT with Goonies with American Horror Story and Friday the 13. A kebab with everything in it.

[Sculpt]

https://cultbox.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Fear-Street.png

6/10

Really wanted to enjoy this. Liked the way it was filmed, decent cast, but somehow the story did not click at all for me. It was a combination of Stranger Things with IT with Goonies with American Horror Story and Friday the 13. A kebab with everything in it.
Lacking cohesion? Some Goonies... was it trying to be funny and so just didn't seem real enough?

[Ringo]

Lacking cohesion? Some Goonies... was it trying to be funny and so just didn't seem real enough?

To be fair, the whole evil story was poor, imho.
They didn't have a solid "evil".

[Ringo]

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/9/9e/It_Follows_%28poster%29.jpg

9/10

Took me a while to see this, don't know why I avoided it for so many years.
Stupid from my part, a gem, one of the best horrors of the decade.

[Sculpt]

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/9/9e/It_Follows_%28poster%29.jpg

9/10

Took me a while to see this, don't know why I avoided it for so many years.
Stupid from my part, a gem, one of the best horrors of the decade.
I liked it too. Created with dedication. I didn't love it as much as you. I'd like to see it again. I don't think I saw it under the best conditions.

[Tommy Jarvis]

The Borderlands (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2781832/?ref_=tt_rvi_tt_i_2)

The first thing that struck me about this movie was how much we are now used to things like exposition. Some people, myself included, like to be smartalicky about it, going: oh look, exposition, hihi. But it has become a bit of a crutch for the viewer. So you notice that you need more time to get into the story when you don't have that at your disposal.

The story itself takes its time to build up but I have to say that it does that well. With the sounds at first and then the dog, not to mention the priest committing suicide.

But it's in the last 15 to 20 minutes where this film really delivers and makes it scary and eerie. And while the makers do a very good job with the budget they have, part of me would wish for a master of body horror to jump in and give them that little something extra. Or would you then run the risk of making it cartoony?

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

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[ImmortalSlasher]

A Quiet Place Part II (2020)

No surprises in this one. Everything went exactly as I figured. I like the premise of having to be quiet or else you are ripped apart so part of me was still entertained but it's nothing I feel like I would ever watch again.

The first one surprised me. I'm still looking forward to seeing Part 2 seeing as how the first one ended. The series does depend on the sequel for me. If it's crap then it doesn't matter how good the first one is.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/9/9e/It_Follows_%28poster%29.jpg

9/10

Took me a while to see this, don't know why I avoided it for so many years.
Stupid from my part, a gem, one of the best horrors of the decade.

It Follows is the real deal. I tell anyone I can to see this one. It should have made far more in theaters. I believe it was going to be a direct to video originally.

[Tommy Jarvis]

Don't Listen (aka Voces (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11750282/?ref_=tt_rvi_tt_i_4)) is one of those recent films that cements Spain's reputation as a strong country when it comes to horror. Is that reputation co-cemented by Netflix? Perhaps. Once you are down the rabbit hole and all... But when it comes to content (REC, La Influencia, Veronica,...), one must admit that there definetily is something there.

The actors do a good job and the jump scares really work. Where lesser filmmakers use them as a cheap ploy, these grab you because they genuinely come from out of nowhere.

It also leaves me wondering about the themes in this film. On how much they reflect Spanish culture and the influence of religion. One main theme there is the Spanish Inquisition. Another that comes up here (and in La Influencia as well) is the importance of family. Is this a subconscious consequence of growing up in a society where Catholics present the family as a cornerstone of society? And how big is the taboo on suicide ina country like Spain?

The scene with the writer at the kitchen table takes a bit of the speed out of the story. I can see what they are trying to do there, how the ghost/witches uses your fears and traumas against you, but one cannot help but ask how such an experienced man can fall for this. But that is really the only point of criticism.

Overall, an enoyable with a few suprises and some good scares. Well recommended.

[Bloof]

RACCOON VALLEY 2018


A deaf woman is left to fend for herself after the small town she lives in is evacuated after a military plane crashes into the water supply. The plane is carrying a chemical which infects those who drink it, making them ill and very contagious.

Different and pretty good.

[Ringo]

https://musicart.xboxlive.com/7/3ac25000-0000-0000-0000-000000000002/504/image.jpg?w=1920&h=1080

8/10

Must be my first Asian found footage and I have to say I quite enjoyed it. I did not expect much, but the scares were really smart done and the characters really delivered, all of them.
Reminded me of Grave Encounters.

Fun fact: They wanted to film it in the actual place in Gonjiam, but the South Korean guv. refused and they did it in Busan, but making the place as close as they could.

[Tommy Jarvis]

Assault on Precinct 13 (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0398712/?ref_=hm_rvi_tt_i_4)

Not sure if this is good as a remake, but it is enjoyable as an action flick in itself. And the cast does its job.

[Sculpt]

Assault on Precinct 13 (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0398712/?ref_=hm_rvi_tt_i_4)

Not sure if this is good as a remake, but it is enjoyable as an action flick in itself. And the cast does its job.
A thoroughly unnecessary remake. Director didn't do it much different. If maybe Brad Bird made it super crafty, or Quentin Tarantino had a lot of fun rewriting it... ::sad::

[Tommy Jarvis]

A thoroughly unnecessary remake. Director didn't do it much different. If maybe Brad Bird made it super crafty, or Quentin Tarantino had a lot of fun rewriting it... ::sad::

Remake Assault on precinct 13? That's a paddlin'.
Give John Leguizamo a silly moustache? That's a paddlin'.
Love intrest red hering? That's a paddlin'.
Turn Jasper into the traitor? Oh, you better believe that's a paddlin'.

[Sculpt]

Remake Assault on precinct 13? That's a paddlin'.
Give John Leguizamo a silly moustache? That's a paddlin'.
Love intrest red hering? That's a paddlin'.
Turn Jasper into the traitor? Oh, you better believe that's a paddlin'.
LOL! Did you just reference a Simpsons ep?

[Tommy Jarvis]

LOL! Did you just reference a Simpsons ep?

Sure diddly-did. ::big grin::

[bamahorrorfan87]

Susie Q

[SerialKiller]

Susie Q

Susie Q, 1996? The movie nobody else seems to remember?

[bamahorrorfan87]

Susie Q, 1996? The movie nobody else seems to remember?

Yes

[FryeDwight]

NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1990). Remake of the seminal 1968 classic isn't as bad as it's been given to be, but a lot of gaffes dilute what could have been more enjoyable. As much as I like Romero, He really should not have written the script as too close to heart and also He declared publicly that He was doing it strictly for a chance for the original investors to make some money back. Scenes that are all but copies of the original and just becomes silly towards the end with a less than impressive finish.
Cast isn't bad...Tony Todd is probably the best choice for Ben and Patricia Tallman (KNIGHTRIDERS, MONKEY SHINES etc) makes a more assertive Barbara, even if the hairstyle is hideous. The rest of the cast are not really impressive, even normally reliable Tom Towles.
Also, the Zombies here just are not scary (unlike the Creepy ones in the '68 version), despite the good makeup job here. It also drives Me nuts how the film seems to start in early afternoon and also how the kitchen door window stays broken for so long.
This was Tom Savini's Directorial film debut and he has related that it was an awful experience for him with Exec producers John Russo and Russ Streiner shooting down any ideas He may have had. He probably wanted to get it over with, which may explain the sluggish tone that occurs. **1/2

[ImmortalSlasher]

NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1990). Remake of the seminal 1968 classic isn't as bad as it's been given to be, but a lot of gaffes dilute what could have been more enjoyable. As much as I like Romero, He really should not have written the script as too close to heart and also He declared publicly that He was doing it strictly for a chance for the original investors to make some money back. Scenes that are all but copies of the original and just becomes silly towards the end with a less than impressive finish.
Cast isn't bad...Tony Todd is probably the best choice for Ben and Patricia Tallman (KNIGHTRIDERS, MONKEY SHINES etc) makes a more assertive Barbara, even if the hairstyle is hideous. The rest of the cast are not really impressive, even normally reliable Tom Towles.
Also, the Zombies here just are not scary (unlike the Creepy ones in the '68 version), despite the good makeup job here. It also drives Me nuts how the film seems to start in early afternoon and also how the kitchen door window stays broken for so long.
This was Tom Savini's Directorial film debut and he has related that it was an awful experience for him with Exec producers John Russo and Russ Streiner shooting down any ideas He may have had. He probably wanted to get it over with, which may explain the sluggish tone that occurs. **1/2

I saw this way before the original. Before I knew the 1990 version was a remake.

And I love Barbara's haircut and that final shot.

[ImmortalSlasher]

Wrong Turn (Remake) -

Seems like the studio got the memo on the casting for this one. It's kind of funny. They only missed having an Asian character or African American female character. They could have squeezed them in somewhere as school friends of the lost group.

Still I found the movie kind of entertaining up to the twist.

SPOILERS!!!!!




















SPOILERS!!!!! SPOILERS!!!!!




















SPOILERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!










Ok. I thought that Wrong Turn was supposed to be about Redneck inbred mutants or something. That seems to be what I caught in the pieces of the others that I saw on TV. But apparently this new one decided that The Village had a good twist and they used that. I don't hate The Village but it's not a movie I'll ever see again. I was ahead on the twist in The Village because Shamalan always has a cameo appearance. So I knew he wasn't going to play a Native American character.

But back to Wrong Turn. It's like they couldn't fully decide on who they wanted to play the bad guys. It's all over the place. And then the lead girl makes I guess decisions based on their situation. But towards the end I was thinking why are you carrying this guy's baby? I really didn't like her character at that halfway point and then didn't care about the movie.

I'll still check out the original movies. But this felt like a waste to me. The best things in the movie are the overhead shots of the dense forest. I like the idea that anything can be out there. However there are far better movies than this with that subject.

[Angra]

The Suicide Squad 8/10

Much better than the first. This one I actually liked.

[cheebacheeba]

Much better than the first. This one I actually liked.
I mean, with a bar set so low it's underground, this wouldn't be difficult...
Though, good to hear. Have loved the various iterations of the comics over the year...and while I think it would work better as a series, it's nice to know it's improved.

Wrong Turn (Remake)
Far Cry 5: The movie.
Yeah, I didn't hate it or anything - but they really ought to have called it something else to avoid the comparisons to the earlier series.

When I heard it was a remake, I was looking forward to something that represents more like what the first one was on tone, darker, grittier, less comedy, maybe a different version (but not that different) of the villain/s, or like, a different setting showing the family was bigger than we thought it was.

Ah well.

[Bloof]

DEADLY MANOR 1990

A group of teens stop for the night in an abandoned house with a strange car parked on a pedestal in the yard.

Not scary but fun.

[Ringo]

http://2h3mh837ken53kitqv1co5fh83o.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Murder_By_Death.jpg

11/10

Re-watched last night this masterpiece, the first time since my childhood. Was worried it would suck, but what a ride!

The two Peters were incredible actors, just incredible.
Cannot say what I liked more, the comedy, the atmosphere, the cast, the location, the plot. Everything comes together so smoothly.

[Angra]

http://2h3mh837ken53kitqv1co5fh83o.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Murder_By_Death.jpg

11/10

Re-watched last night this masterpiece, the first time since my childhood. Was worried it would suck, but what a ride!

The two Peters were incredible actors, just incredible.
Cannot say what I liked more, the comedy, the atmosphere, the cast, the location, the plot. Everything comes together so smoothly.

YES!

[bamahorrorfan87]

Mischief night 2014

[ImmortalSlasher]

I still need to see Murder by Death. I keep hearing good things about it. I think that it's as good as Clue.


The Suicide Squad -

I wasn't planning on watching this so soon. But it was reviewed on HorrorDVDs. And I read something about the upcoming Batman movie so I decided to watch it.

First, I hate how they attempted to sell this movie early on. They should have titled it something different. It's feels like a sequel. And it's not a true reboot. Also, it seems like DC basically thought the director of The Suicide Squad would be able to do Guardians of the Galaxy for them.

The Suicide Squad is an entertaining movie. However, it's very violent. And mean spirited in many scenes. Almost right from the start. There are some extremely dark moments and it's disturbing at times with the main bad guy. But if you are a horror fan wait for those scenes. They are like something out of the darkest sci-fi / horror movies.

Idris Elba always gives a strong performance and he's good in this as well. Harley Quinn's character is far darker than I've ever seen in the comics and cartoons. But I guess it fits with DC movie Harley. She's still a funny character though. There is one character that is getting a spinoff and I don't know why. I'm not interested in that character at all.

I know the main bad guy from a few comics and a really good Batman Beyond two parter. I do wish that some of the Justice League showed up as this is their thing. A line discounted one of them. Even then that one line doesn't give a time period. Plus it doesn't discount the others. Nor a character they included in the Snyder Cut although that's not official. But still, it's just another example of bad development of the DC Universe.

Too bad we still don't have this virus under control. The final scene deserves to be seen on the big screen. I'll probably watch it again just for that one day when I get a really good home setup. But it's not a movie I want to own or re-watch completely. It is better than the first one though. But that wasn't a real difficult task to accomplish.

[Ringo]

I still need to see Murder by Death. I keep hearing good things about it. I think that it's as good as Clue.

Better, if you ask me.
I think besides the game, Murder by Death was a huge inspiration for Clue.

[hammerfan]

http://2h3mh837ken53kitqv1co5fh83o.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Murder_By_Death.jpg

11/10

Re-watched last night this masterpiece, the first time since my childhood. Was worried it would suck, but what a ride!

The two Peters were incredible actors, just incredible.
Cannot say what I liked more, the comedy, the atmosphere, the cast, the location, the plot. Everything comes together so smoothly.

YES!!! LOVE this movie!

[bamahorrorfan87]

Till death

[bamahorrorfan87]

Spiral

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Human Capital, 2019. 7.5/10

Director: Marc Meyers


https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/XufGulAYWsIJybW4H1jXZ6YiHRsue_fxUbCRtxAvJYh7FlzOFb 1yV7o2cOz118BIK2Ef2Yg6iOfLdBzt3ldIPhjDmEuI0rHRczz3 h_QS2_EXX9oZk8mJUg


Charming Billy, 1999. 7/10

Director: William R. Pace


https://cps-static.rovicorp.com/1/avg/cov310/drv500/v555/v55517w2gsq.jpg

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Divided into Zero, 1999, 7/10

Director: Mitch Davis

https://horrornews.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/Divided-into-Zero-1999-Mitch-Davis-short-film-6.jpg



Aftermath, 2021. 6.5/10

Director: Peter Winther

https://releasedate.news/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Aftermath-Netflix-movie-ending-explained-Dani-Otto-etc.jpg



The Boy Behind the Door, 2020. 7/10

Directors: David Charbonier, Justin Powell


https://bloody-disgusting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Screen-Shot-2021-06-09-at-12.14.58-PM.png

[cheebacheeba]

"Fried Barry".
Er...weird. Quite entertaining though.
Involves a degenerate, deatbeat father junkie who get abducted and replaced with an alien consciousness.
Think...bits and pieces of "resident alien" meets "trainspotting" with a little bit of a Lynch feel, and a little bit of a Hardcore Harry aesthetic.
It's worth a watch.

[Angra]

"Fried Barry".
Er...weird. Quite entertaining though.
Involves a degenerate, deatbeat father junkie who get abducted and replaced with an alien consciousness.
Think...bits and pieces of "resident alien" meets "trainspotting" with a little bit of a Lynch feel, and a little bit of a Hardcore Harry aesthetic.
It's worth a watch.

You were watching it on scrooms and weed, right?

[cheebacheeba]

You were watching it on scrooms and weed, right?
Column B

[Angra]

Free Guy 7/10

Not as good as The Truman Show but much better than Pixels.

Best watched with your brain left at the door.

[Sculpt]

Free Guy 7/10

Not as good as The Truman Show but much better than Pixels.

Best watched with your brain left at the door.
So this film was no problem for you? = p

[Tommy Jarvis]

Jason Rising (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7798990/?ref_=hm_rvi_tt_i_2), once again proof that fan fiction is what keeps this franchise alive throughout crappy remakes, crossovers and the bickering between the creators.

The idea of the headless mother is a bit wonky at first, but if you keep the other silliness in the franchise in mind, you get over that pretty quickly.

The film has many qualities. It ventures into the relationship between Jason and his mother, building on the shrine from part 2. It sets up the characters and their motivations and the way they evolve throughout this relatively well and the kills are pretty damn good. They have the creativeness of the original series and get to be more graphic. The upside to the MPAA not breathing down your neck.

And the kicker of course the cameo by Adrienne King. Knowing her history, especially between parts one and two, it makes you wonder how this came about and how she agreed to return to the series. Guess bygones are bygones?

Anyway, a good watch and well worth your time.

[FryeDwight]

THE LODGE (2020)>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>SPOILERS>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

A Widowed Father takes his still grieving Children and his Fiancee to his Lodge (Think it's supposed to be the Berkshires in Western Mass), is called back into work, leaving the three - who have a somewhat dicey relationship- alone with a big winter storm moving in. Things begin to get odd.......

Potential is evident, a good sense of unease and an almost SHINING-esque atmosphere in parts. In hindsight, some parts of the story don't work. Although the Dad is an asshole, don't think He would be enough of one to plan nuptials so soon after the Children's mother dies, especially with Fiancee history. And it seems pat and unlikely that the two kids could make such an elaborate plan, seemingly off the cuff, much less have it work so well.

Not bad, but could have been much better. **1/2

[Tommy Jarvis]

Megan Is Missing (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1087461/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0)

Being lazy here, I just copy paste my review from Letterboxd. ::big grin::

Turns out that I am clearly in the minority there for liking this flick. Lol.

Wether or not you should take this as a life lesson (or a PSA), is irrelevant to me. Storytellingwise, I thought it was well done.

Amy as the girl with the heart of gold, whose rebellious side comes in hanging on to Billy Bear. Which finally becomes her undoing.

Megan as the girl with the traumatic past, rough around the edges, but a layer of kindness underneath all that.

"Josh" first sweettalking Megan and then revealing his character to Amy.

The film follows the three act mode. The first part (including the party scene) sets up the characters and the mischief they can get themselves into. Which, again, is not too badly done. You may hate some of the stuff that you see and that's fine, but the idea of an abused girl ending up with an abusive boyfriend is not that far fetched. If you think about it, up until then, Megan Is Missing could easily go in the same category as Kids.

The second part (until Megan's disappearance), sets up the girls and their friendship. How, behind all the tough talk and high jinks, they are still children, naive enough to be lured in by this "Josh" character.

Then, after Megan disappears, the movie gets scary and that's what stuck with me. The tone shift in Josh during his conversation with Amy is not surprising. But then it goes south fast. The shot of Josh behind Amy as she is holding on to her teddy is scary as hell, as well as the shot of Amy getting captured. And the 22 last minutes are very disturbing, culminating in a shocking rape scene where everything is done to make sure it's as hurtful and traumatizing as you can imagine.

I am piggybacking a bit on the burial scene. One moment, it drags on and you want things to move along (ok, ok, we get it), the other you tend to think that it's supposed to drag in order to emphasize how Amy pleads for her life and how Josh remains callous to her pleas. Which reminds me of Creep and the shot of all the tapes at the end. Megan Is Missing does not need that. His methodicalness and his callousness to Amy is enough proof of how this is not the first time for him and probably not the last.

Did it live up to the expectations? Yes, because it was scary. Was it good? Interesting and intriguing are better words. Would I recommend this to anyone and if so, who? Not many people, that's for sure. It's budget, themes and ending relegate it to cult status. Only for experienced horror fans and general weirdoes.

[ImmortalSlasher]

Jason Rising (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7798990/?ref_=hm_rvi_tt_i_2), once again proof that fan fiction is what keeps this franchise alive throughout crappy remakes, crossovers and the bickering between the creators.

The idea of the headless mother is a bit wonky at first, but if you keep the other silliness in the franchise in mind, you get over that pretty quickly.

The film has many qualities. It ventures into the relationship between Jason and his mother, building on the shrine from part 2. It sets up the characters and their motivations and the way they evolve throughout this relatively well and the kills are pretty damn good. They have the creativeness of the original series and get to be more graphic. The upside to the MPAA not breathing down your neck.

And the kicker of course the cameo by Adrienne King. Knowing her history, especially between parts one and two, it makes you wonder how this came about and how she agreed to return to the series. Guess bygones are bygones?

Anyway, a good watch and well worth your time.

Is this a free film like those other recent ones? Post it here if so.

[Tommy Jarvis]

Is this a free film like those other recent ones? Post it here if so.

Done and done.

ROE_ad3Af_4

And for dessert. ::wink::

MHvzr4LMiC0

[ImmortalSlasher]

Done and done.

ROE_ad3Af_4

And for dessert. ::wink::

MHvzr4LMiC0

Saved. Thanks I'll watch it for the October month. I thought it would be short but it's like a hour. Hopefully it's better than those other two. Third time should be the charm.

Every time these shorts come out I get happy about my Ultimate version though.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

The Girl Who Got Away, 2021. 7/10

Director: Michael Morrissey

https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w780/emLZ6ifWDu1J3DL7YK08nuxwIh6.jpg

Demonic, 2021. 6/10

Director: Neill Blomkamp

https://cps-static.rovicorp.com/2/Open/IFC_Films/Program/45059734/_derived_jpg_q90_310x470_m0/Demonic_PA_2x3_27_1625120777771_9.jpg

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Mosquito State, 2021. 7.5/10

Director: Filip Jan Rymsza


https://static.rogerebert.com/uploads/movie/movie_poster/mosquito-state-2021/large_mosquito-state-poster.jpeg

[hammerfan]

Gonjiam Asylum

Really enjoyed it. There was one silly scene that made me laugh more than scared me. But, overall, liked it. Sorry it's taken me so long to watch it.

[TaeKwonZombie]

somewhere in the east (1991)

romanian movie about some of the horrors of communism made after the fall of the dictator ceausescu, moments here that could be placed in a horror movie for sure, shooting the baby than the woman tries to shoot herself, but no bullet so they capture her and she screams like she is being murdered

[bamahorrorfan87]

My date with the president’s daughter

[Korovox]

Hi there,
I watched House of 1000 Corpses last week, and The Human Centipede 2 two days ago. ::cool:: They left me highly joyful, surprised and interested. Tonight I gave The Grudge (2020) a chance, because it is available on Netflix and a friend recommended it or the original.
It was very worrying and horrifying to notice the emptiness of the movie... so standardised, so impersonal and in a way predictable. I need to accept that I have to indefinitely stop watching "Hollywood horror movies", because the stylistic mistakes in them are too much to bear.

I just read that the BBFC initially called The Human Centipede "undoubtedly tasteless and disgusting". ::devil:: From this we may conclude that the BBFC at the time featured one or more employees who don't understand a thing about movies. ::mad:: The aforementioned predicate applies to The Grudge (2020) if you ask me, and not to The Human Centipede ::love:: . (Cheers to Tom Six for a remarkable cinematographic performance. ::big grin:: )

Oh man...

Please do reply to my post, as I feel lonely in my opinions.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Wired Shut, 2021. 6/10

Director: Alexander Sharp

https://w.cima4up.live:2053/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Wired-Shut-2021-e1630424686130.jpg

Eye Without a Face, 2021. 7/10

Director: Ramin Niami

https://domonfilm.files.wordpress.com/2021/07/eye-without-a-face-packshot.jpg

[Sculpt]

Hi there,
I watched House of 1000 Corpses last week, and The Human Centipede 2 two days ago. ::cool:: They left me highly joyful, surprised and interested. Tonight I gave The Grudge (2020) a chance, because it is available on Netflix and a friend recommended it or the original.
It was very worrying and horrifying to notice the emptiness of the movie... so standardised, so impersonal and in a way predictable. I need to accept that I have to indefinitely stop watching "Hollywood horror movies", because the stylistic mistakes in them are too much to bear.

I just read that the BBFC initially called The Human Centipede "undoubtedly tasteless and disgusting". ::devil:: From this we may conclude that the BBFC at the time featured one or more employees who don't understand a thing about movies. ::mad:: The aforementioned predicate applies to The Grudge (2020) if you ask me, and not to The Human Centipede ::love:: . (Cheers to Tom Six for a remarkable cinematographic performance. ::big grin:: )

Oh man...

Please do reply to my post, as I feel lonely in my opinions.
Grudge 2020 or the original. Got to go with the original first. ::big grin::

I didn't see Grudge 2020 and won't waste my time unless someone I trust recommends it. I watched the trailer and it just looks like a series of "something is behind you" or "something jumps at you" scenes. Some horror is style, but the trailer looked like hack visuals and hack story. I really don't know who bothers to watch this when there are some many better things to do.

I did see Ju-On (2000), and speaking of "It was very worrying and horrifying to notice the emptiness of the movie", I kind of felt that way about Ju-on. It's fairly crafty, but found it hard to relate or care about the characters and was a bit bored and found the story a bit shallow. But a lot of folks here liked Ju-On. That was your better shot at a decent flick.

You gonna try Ju-on?

[Ringo]

Gonjiam Asylum

Really enjoyed it. There was one silly scene that made me laugh more than scared me. But, overall, liked it. Sorry it's taken me so long to watch it.

Me too, posted a while ago.
Really well made. One of the best I saw the past year or so.

[Angra]

Me too, posted a while ago.
Really well made. One of the best I saw the past year or so.

Hm… gonna have to see that.

[bamahorrorfan87]

Ted bundy American boogeyman

[Tommy Jarvis]

Ted bundy American boogeyman

Is that the one with Mark Harmon?