Last Seen Contemporary Movie

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

The 13th Friday, 2017. 6/10

[Bloof]

SCARY MOVIE 1991


Not the one you might be thinking of. Warren, a bit of a late bloomer, is about to nervously enter the town's annual house of horrors on Halloween night. Right before he goes in, he overhears that an escaped mental patient may be in the area and this sets his mind to working...

Not bad.

[Sculpt]

meh... I put this is the 80's section...

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

American Satan, 2017. 6,5/10

[Elvis_Christ]

Originally Posted by DeadbeatAtDawn

American Satan, 2017. 6,5/10

Checking that one out this weekend... hopefully it's good. It looked interesting anyways.

[ImmortalSlasher]

Girls Night -

This short horror film was posted in a separate topic but I guess no one picked up on it.



It's only 10 minutes or so and basically concerns some foreign girls that unfortunately come across a killer. And the killer is creepy in every scene. The design of the killer reminds me of another character or person but I can't place it. I love the scene in the opening as I always wondered about people who live on the first floor in heavily trafficked areas that open their windows. Surely anyone can pop inside. It also reminded me of a scene early on in The French Connection.

The later scene reminded me of Blair Witch and a few other scary horror scenes. It's worth a watch. I do wish there was more with the characters. Perhaps them noticing moved items or something. Maybe feeling another presence in the room to add to the creepy atmosphere.

[davidemmanuelt]

Originally Posted by ImmortalSlasher

Girls Night -

This short horror film was posted in a separate topic but I guess no one picked up on it.



It's only 10 minutes or so and basically concerns some foreign girls that unfortunately come across a killer. And the killer is creepy in every scene. The design of the killer reminds me of another character or person but I can't place it. I love the scene in the opening as I always wondered about people who live on the first floor in heavily trafficked areas that open their windows. Surely anyone can pop inside. It also reminded me of a scene early on in The French Connection.

The later scene reminded me of Blair Witch and a few other scary horror scenes. It's worth a watch. I do wish there was more with the characters. Perhaps them noticing moved items or something. Maybe feeling another presence in the room to add to the creepy atmosphere.

I'm happy you enjoyed it! Great connections to other films! It definitely has a vybe from Blair Witch but overall I was inspired by Oz Perkins' work and The Strangers by Bryan Bertino.
I'm working on the sequel right now, filming in one month! Thanks for the feedback, means a lot ;)

[Amalthea_unicorn]

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[hammerfan]

The Open House (on Netflix)

Didn't care for it. I won't go into detail. Let's discuss after you've seen it.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

The Open House, 2018. 6/10