It's been a long time since I saw it, but I remember finding it to be creepy and I liked the setting of it. I really need to see it again, been years.

I remember thinking it was pretty creepy too when it first came out but watched it again a little while back and it wasn't nearly as good as I remembered.

I haven't seen it in a veyr long time. It'll be interesting to see if it holds up when I eventually rewatch it, which I've been meaning to.

I saw it for a second time recently and felt it still was creepy and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I loved the hints at the scale of the horror the ship had unearthed leaving enough to your imagination to make it memorable.

I definitely want to re-visit it when I can. I remember it being creepy and having some pretty gruesome scenes in it, too.

The new Leprechaun coming out reminds me that I still haven't finished that series. I've seen all but 4. The first is genuinely pretty entertaining and I quite like parts 2 and even 6, but I found 3 and 5 to be so-so. I do want to re-visit them sometime and go through them all. A lot of people hate them but I find they're enjoyable movies to kill some boredom to, if not exactly classics.

4 is my personal favorite.

4 seems to be a lot of peoples' pick for the worst of the series but I'll give it a shot. I find the series is cheesy fun.

On the subject of Horror TV shows, I recently bought the complete Tales From The Darkside series on DVD and will be going through them all soon. The show is of up and down quality but does have many genuinely great episodes and has a low-budget charm to it.

It should be interesting seeing which episodes hold up the best, but I know for sure Halloween Candy will always be my favorite. Directed by Tom Savini who also directed the (IMO very underrated) Night Of The Living Dead remake.

It is definitely the worst, but it's the most entertaining.