Movie Talk (New Films, Old Films... doesn't matter) (84 Viewers)
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I don't even know any REALLY new horror movies.
I liked What Keeps You Alive, even though it doesn't have the best reputation.
Or shit like Lights Out. Classic kinda horror I always liked. Prolly because it reminded me of Darkness Falls. A movie I absolutely loved as teenager, even though it has an absolute shite reputation, just like Wrong Turn.
Carriers is a bit older, but Corona brought it back to life I guess, with people being more interested in virus-oh-no-we-all-gonna-die kinda shit.
It Follows I liked as well.
Eden Lake is older, but cool.
Tucker & Dale vs. Evil and Dead Snow are funny.
Some other names:
Ready Or Not, You're Next, Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark, Drag me to hell, American Mary, Oculus, Insidious, Mayhem, Cabin In The woods, and a shit ton of others.
As for classics:
The Thing, Don't look now, Mulholland Drive (with for me one of the creepiest scenes ever, ffs. It's just scary as hell), Rosemary's Baby, Dawn of the Dead, Friday the 13th, and Nightmare On Elmstreet are amongst my favorites.
At this point, you should have noticed that I don't really mind dumb horror movies.
Evil Dead still is hands down the best one I watched in a while though.
...But then again, nothing comes close to the cinematic masterpiece that is Zombeavers.
@Post Ironic
...Perhaps only Tokyo Gore Police comes close
I liked What Keeps You Alive, even though it doesn't have the best reputation.
Or shit like Lights Out. Classic kinda horror I always liked. Prolly because it reminded me of Darkness Falls. A movie I absolutely loved as teenager, even though it has an absolute shite reputation, just like Wrong Turn.
Carriers is a bit older, but Corona brought it back to life I guess, with people being more interested in virus-oh-no-we-all-gonna-die kinda shit.
It Follows I liked as well.
Eden Lake is older, but cool.
Tucker & Dale vs. Evil and Dead Snow are funny.
Some other names:
Ready Or Not, You're Next, Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark, Drag me to hell, American Mary, Oculus, Insidious, Mayhem, Cabin In The woods, and a shit ton of others.
As for classics:
The Thing, Don't look now, Mulholland Drive (with for me one of the creepiest scenes ever, ffs. It's just scary as hell), Rosemary's Baby, Dawn of the Dead, Friday the 13th, and Nightmare On Elmstreet are amongst my favorites.
At this point, you should have noticed that I don't really mind dumb horror movies.
Evil Dead still is hands down the best one I watched in a while though.
...But then again, nothing comes close to the cinematic masterpiece that is Zombeavers.
@Post Ironic
...Perhaps only Tokyo Gore Police comes close
not porn. Piranha 3D has a lot of hot scenes.
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I don't consider Carriers and Mulholland Drive as horror movies.
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I don't even know any REALLY new horror movies.
I liked What Keeps You Alive, even though it doesn't have the best reputation.
Or shit like Lights Out. Classic kinda horror I always liked. Prolly because it reminded me of Darkness Falls. A movie I absolutely loved as teenager, even though it has an absolute shite reputation, just like Wrong Turn.
Carriers is a bit older, but Corona brought it back to life I guess, with people being more interested in virus-oh-no-we-all-gonna-die kinda shit.
It Follows I liked as well.
Eden Lake is older, but cool.
Tucker & Dale vs. Evil and Dead Snow are funny.
Some other names:
Ready Or Not, You're Next, Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark, Drag me to hell, American Mary, Oculus, Insidious, Mayhem, Cabin In The woods, and a shit ton of others.
As for classics:
The Thing, Don't look now, Mulholland Drive (with for me one of the creepiest scenes ever, ffs. It's just scary as hell), Rosemary's Baby, Dawn of the Dead, Friday the 13th, and Nightmare On Elmstreet are amongst my favorites.
At this point, you should have noticed that I don't really mind dumb horror movies.
Evil Dead still is hands down the best one I watched in a while though.
...But then again, nothing comes close to the cinematic masterpiece that is Zombeavers.
@Post Ironic
...Perhaps only Tokyo Gore Police comes close
I liked What Keeps You Alive, even though it doesn't have the best reputation.
Or shit like Lights Out. Classic kinda horror I always liked. Prolly because it reminded me of Darkness Falls. A movie I absolutely loved as teenager, even though it has an absolute shite reputation, just like Wrong Turn.
Carriers is a bit older, but Corona brought it back to life I guess, with people being more interested in virus-oh-no-we-all-gonna-die kinda shit.
It Follows I liked as well.
Eden Lake is older, but cool.
Tucker & Dale vs. Evil and Dead Snow are funny.
Some other names:
Ready Or Not, You're Next, Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark, Drag me to hell, American Mary, Oculus, Insidious, Mayhem, Cabin In The woods, and a shit ton of others.
As for classics:
The Thing, Don't look now, Mulholland Drive (with for me one of the creepiest scenes ever, ffs. It's just scary as hell), Rosemary's Baby, Dawn of the Dead, Friday the 13th, and Nightmare On Elmstreet are amongst my favorites.
At this point, you should have noticed that I don't really mind dumb horror movies.
Evil Dead still is hands down the best one I watched in a while though.
...But then again, nothing comes close to the cinematic masterpiece that is Zombeavers.
@Post Ironic
...Perhaps only Tokyo Gore Police comes close
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I agree I thought it was a great example of how stupid we’ve became while there are some very pressing issues. Maybe at certain moments it should’ve leaned more towards a more serious approach but overal funny movie, basically a slap with reality for many people. It’s almost remind me why I don’t bother watching normal tv because is a vacuum of emptiness
Out on cinema in select viewing, looking forward to seeing it: @Dostoevsky @GordoDeCentral @Post Ironic @JuveJay
