You would be correct, too much brown water for old AW last night.
Horror Movies
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You would be correct, too much brown water for old AW last night.
The Grudge .. Shining is an all time great . The original Halloween . Must say I watched Last house on the left , the remake , and thought it was awful . terribly written and acted . Currently watching. Haunting of Hill House on Netflix , pretty dang good .
It's a UK movie and it does have a little bit of that late 90s/2000s cheese factor (this being one of the worst stretches for the genre imo).. But good gore and a pretty cool concept. It's an army squad versus werewolves and you start to feel like one of the soldiers.
@UK82 and @812scottj I have to say.. The Conjuring series never did anything for me. Those creepy "haunted" movies were sorta tame for me. Felt like the horror movie I would let me 14 year old watch for the first time.. Which isn't isnt inherently a bad thing I guess. Idk.. Maybe I've become desensitized hahah.
I have watched The Conjuring. Good movie. I did watch Last House On The Left last night. I do not know if it was the remake or not. I think it was. Good movie, all though the ending had a lot to be desired. Was kind of disappointed, and acting was suspect, but you are not getting A listers for horror flicks. At least not some run of the mill one.
It doesn't touch the original. But it's probably better than any of the sequels. Definitely better than garbage Rob Zombie ones.
I just finished Dog Soldiers. Pretty good werewolf flick.
I watched Apostle on Netflix earlier tonight and I thought it sucked. My wife didn't like it either.
I watched Apostle on Netflix earlier tonight and I thought it sucked. My wife didn't like it either.
Just went to see Halloween, give it about a 9/10. A lot of throwback to the original
I really want to see it. Maybe I'll go tomorrow before the game or sometime Sunday. I love the Halloween movies. Even the bad ones. lol
I like them to. Is it the best slasher franchise? I say yes
If you liked the bad sequels you’ll love this one, actually really fun.
LOLOLOLOLOL
I cannot believe you actually think this. Great movie. Tremendous even. But you liked Conjouring 2??? You are joking...I hope
Its amazing. Great movie with great acting. Not sure how someone could disagree that has actually seen the movie.
The Witch is amazing as well
Just ripped through Halloween 4, 5 and 10Cloverfield Lane.. the latter being a first for me. The remake of Poltergesit is in the background. Sam Rockwell is legit, but I heard NOTHING about this remake aside from production notes, so i imagine it sucked.
Also, check out the YouTube channel Dead Meat. He does kill counts for horror movies, and he's got about a hundred of them under his belt. Awesome quality and analysis. Might as well tag the best horror movie of all time..
And the award for GOAT in the category of "horror movies" goes to...
SOTW was great. The reason they moved away from Mike Meyers was that John Carpenter and company originally wanted to make the Halloween series an anthology, with the premise that if they wanted to make a spin-off of any one story, they could.
They gave Michael Meyers one more movie before switching gears to SOTW, but fans loved him so much. And because of that SOTW was panned.
They gave Michael Meyers one more movie before switching gears to SOTW, but fans loved him so much. And because of that SOTW was panned.
Seven is a great movie and hard to classify. Thriller/cop or horror? Maybe dark drama. Regardless it's pretty damn gruesome.
Not your typical gore fest or even monster movie, but Frailty is a good "scare" flick. Not at all hard to believe that there are people out there wandering the streets with that same train of thought from the movie.
Well i watched a very "different" movie. The Open House. If anyone has watched it, you know what I am talking about. i honestly can't remember a movie ending like that one.
Don't sleep on The Descent.
It Follows was a little unsettling, it wasn't at all what I expected.
Halloween, The Ring and The Shining are probably my favorite horror movies.
Bruce Campbell Evil Dead and others.
An underrated movie I like is a French flick, "Brotherhood of the Wolf" .
One of my all time favorite scary movies is the original Godzilla in black and white. People now consider Godzilla something different but that original movie was meant as a scary monster movie.
There's a pretty good streaming copy of the 1977 version of Suspiria. Widely considered a top horror movie, notably for it's visual design and sound. The story is a little hokey, but those colors! Watch it before the new Suspriria is released soon.
https://www.midnightpulp.com/video/009687v/suspiria/
https://www.midnightpulp.com/video/009687v/suspiria/
I saw the new Halloween movie yesterday and I think it's fantastic.
It's the best horror movie that I've watched this month.
It's the best horror movie that I've watched this month.
I'm guessing the only stream available right now would be a Cam version. There could be an HD stream with Korean subtitles.
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