A24 is involved, this could be a really good version if done like the original was. The remake was okay, it was too polished. That’s the problem with horror reboots. Atmosphere is required for a successful horror film
Essential The Official Coli Horror Film Thread: Discussion, Recommendations And Murder.
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Watched 'Jeepers Creepers' again recently. It will always have a place with me since I remember seeing it in theaters as a kid. I think it's well made. That period of mainstream horror wasn't the best but I think this one holds up. I love how it starts with the highway scene and then investigating the pipe that leads under the church, it's spooky, unsettling. Once you figure out what's going on I still think the second half holds up but it's really the first half of the film that always keeps me going back to it.
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just watched Weapons 
it was okay,, the first hour was kinda fluff,,,,,,,
it was okay,, the first hour was kinda fluff,,,,,,,Lord_nikon
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Recent Horror Watches quick thoughts:
- Exit 8 is the most accurate video game horror movie, maybe ever. But considering how little there is to Exit 8, the game, that's a gift and a curse. It's really cool for the first half, but kinda drags by the end.
- I finally watched I Know What You Did Last Summer, and you can put me in the "meh" column. It kinda felt like they said "let's copy the Scream requel." That actually works for a decently entertaining movie, but this shyt went full camp by the ending. I commend them for some risk-taking at the end, but it didn't work for me, and it kinda takes away from the first two.
- Rewatched Weapons...it's still crack in my book.
- Finished up Hell Motel, it really is another Slasher season through and through. Same formula, same level of campy humor, and the fun "twist" that becomes predictable by the final third of the story. This one's middle-of-the-pack as far as Slasher seasons go, but I put it comfortably ahead of the bad ones.
- I've tried to get the hype behind Horror in the High Desert, but it's not for me. It skips past the most interesting parts of the found footage, and spends way too much time on the mockumentary side. I get why it does that though, because the budget shows when it lingers on the "creature." That's in spite of them using night vision and similar camera tricks to hide the effects.
- Exit 8 is the most accurate video game horror movie, maybe ever. But considering how little there is to Exit 8, the game, that's a gift and a curse. It's really cool for the first half, but kinda drags by the end.
- I finally watched I Know What You Did Last Summer, and you can put me in the "meh" column. It kinda felt like they said "let's copy the Scream requel." That actually works for a decently entertaining movie, but this shyt went full camp by the ending. I commend them for some risk-taking at the end, but it didn't work for me, and it kinda takes away from the first two.
- Rewatched Weapons...it's still crack in my book.
- Finished up Hell Motel, it really is another Slasher season through and through. Same formula, same level of campy humor, and the fun "twist" that becomes predictable by the final third of the story. This one's middle-of-the-pack as far as Slasher seasons go, but I put it comfortably ahead of the bad ones.
- I've tried to get the hype behind Horror in the High Desert, but it's not for me. It skips past the most interesting parts of the found footage, and spends way too much time on the mockumentary side. I get why it does that though, because the budget shows when it lingers on the "creature." That's in spite of them using night vision and similar camera tricks to hide the effects.