Essential The Official Coli Horror Film Thread: Discussion, Recommendations And Murder.
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@cook @Brooklynzson can ya help a breh out? 
I'm just trying to see all my posts in this thread so I can compile all my review scores for films and add them to the OP. The search function only shows a handful of my posts for some reason
I'm just trying to see all my posts in this thread so I can compile all my review scores for films and add them to the OP. The search function only shows a handful of my posts for some reason
You want these in the OP or you just tossing em out there?
Im just tossing them out since you wanted to update. I haven't gone through all three of them, although I know I went through indiewire's list last halloween and its solid. Do with them what you will. The indiewire one may actually be worth its own thread
The Strangers
Mama
You're Next
Conjuring
It Follows
...and I went back and discovered a slew of 70s/80s Horror gems I missed
Instant horror classicIt Follows(even tho I didn't fully understand it), tho
...the cinematography, brooding score, tracking shots, and built-up tension
Felt like a 70s/early 80s Horror throwback
I didnt watch see it in theatres and I got in that eh it looked okay but the hype seems fakes kinda attitude.
Until I watched it and it blew me away
Instant horror classic
I didnt watch see it in theatres and I got in that eh it looked okay but the hype seems fakes kinda attitude.
Until I watched it and it blew me away
seeing it in the theater is an experience breh. On the real, I'm a proponent of always seeing a horror flick in a theater first if you have the chance
Alone in the dark with my surround sound headphones is the next best thing though
Cant wait to play that new resident evil 7 in vr
Directed by: J. Christian Ingvordsen
Stars: Billy Drago, Joshua Park, Jennifer Lauren Grant
Language: English
Country: Usa | Imdb Info | Ar: 1.373 | Dvdrip
Also known as: Scare Museum
Description: A group of college kids hired to help open an aviation museum on a closed U.S. military airbase accidentally unearth an ancient artifact which unleashes an evil spirit whom possesses them one by one making the host kill off the rest.
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Bumbling Sidekick
What was the last great Family horror film?
Poltergeist, the original?
I need some help finding family horror films for a plot I would like to work on as a hobby.
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Well if Poltergeist is the standard, then @MartyMcFly already has you covered, as both The Conjuring and Insidious franchises are pretty much in the same vein as those movies.
I said this just a page or two back, and @Danie84 just brought it up again, but I personally consider Mama (2013) to be "the class" of the films in that vein. It's also a movie that can be recommended to you. It kind of combines that the formula of those Wan movies, but mixes in a little bit of the early-00's Asian horror influence. I think it's really well done, Chastain is really good as the lead.
There's also Sinister (2012) and Oculus (2013). Sinister is well put-together but kind of run-of-the-mill. I thought Oculus had an interesting gimmick and it used it pretty well.
Krampus (2015) - I initially overlooked this because of the Christmas elements, but it's actually a pretty creepy movie with some good atmospheric elements.
But you said you *don't* want Supernatural elements?
You're Next (2011) - Slasher film with some meta-humor. A lot of people were really high on it a few years ago.
We Are What We Are (2013) - On netflix right now. A family with a dark dirty secret.
Alone in the dark with my surround sound headphones is the next best thing though
Cant wait to play that new resident evil 7 in vr
