Flex Grossman
Funky
You can get a cheap VR headset that you put your phone in, and then the phone will have horror VR apps. I did a few a while back. They’re stressful as hell lol
Essential The Official Coli Horror Film Thread: Discussion, Recommendations And Murder.
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Did you play RE7 in VR?
Flex Grossman
Funky
Nah it was just a few free ones from the Apple app store
Ah word. I’m never doing it. Ever. I can barely play that game normally. No way would I do VR
Started watching a Spanish series called "30 Coins".
The writing is shaky in spots but over all I like it. The first ep had a cool monster and that goes a long way in a horror series for me.
Fred.
The writing is shaky in spots but over all I like it. The first ep had a cool monster and that goes a long way in a horror series for me.
Fred.
Thanks
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scariest horror film in the last two years?
a poster mentioned a horror film that was good set in the 1800's? like the witch?
any idea??
a poster mentioned a horror film that was good set in the 1800's? like the witch?
any idea??
They need to make a first person view horror movie. Filmed like This one - Hardcore Henry. Surprisingly good to watch - even though I never play video games.
ELM STREET FIRST PERSON ..WOULD BE DOPE
darealvelle
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ima check this one out
Are we watching this on Netflix ??
Crime scene at the Cecil Hotel.
that hotel is where this took place -
Crime scene at the Cecil Hotel.
that hotel is where this took place -
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FreedMind
DOPAMINE FOR MY BABY!!
Just seen the Saint Maud trailer.... I HOPE I CAN WATCH IT IN THEATERS 
Are we watching this on Netflix ??
Crime scene at the Cecil Hotel.
that hotel is where this took place -
5. THE CECIL HOTEL INSPIRED A SEASON OF AMERICAN HORROR STORY.
Perhaps the strongest argument for the Cecil Hotel being haunted is that it inspired season 5 of American Horror Story, a.k.a. American Horror Story: Hotel, which was set in a hotel not unlike the Cecil. The anthology series starred Lady Gaga as a vampire who owned the fictionalized Hotel Cortez. The season also featured Finn Wittrock, Lily Rabe, John Carroll Lynch, and Zach Villa, playing versions of Hollywood icon Rudolph Valentino, and serial killers Aileen Wuornos, John Wayne Gacy, and Richard Ramirez—who haunt the Cortez—respectively.
2. AT LEAST TWO SERIAL KILLERS CALLED THE CECIL HOTEL HOME.
Lending to its legend, for years the Cecil Hotel has operated partly as a low-income residential facility and was reportedly called home by at least two infamous serial killers: Richard Ramirez, a.k.a. “The Night Stalker” (who is the subject of yet another new Netflix docuseries) and Johann "Jack" Unterweger, an Austrian man who, upon being released from prison after being convicted for the 1974 murder of a woman, became something of a minor celebrity ... then began killing more women.
3. A NUMBER OF BIZARRE DEATHS HAVE OCCURRED AT THE CECIL HOTEL.
By the 1960s, the Cecil Hotel had been dubbed "The Suicide" by many of its longtime residents because of the rash of deaths that occurred at the hotel in its early years. In 1931, 46-year-old guest W.K. Norton became the hotel's first documented death by suicide. Even those who weren't staying at the hotel seemed to be in danger of its seemingly ominous aura; in 1933, a 25-year-old truck driver was killed when a large truck drove into the hotel, and pinned the man against it.
7 Facts About Los Angeles's Notorious Cecil Hotel
Are we watching this on Netflix ??
Crime scene at the Cecil Hotel.
that hotel is where this took place -
I probably will check it out this weekend.
I have found myself watching these types of documentaries on Saturday mornings for some reason. I go grab my coffee at Starbucks and sammich from Chick Fil A and then watch a shytload of misery for several hours.
I did it with the Nightstalker, The Atlanta Child Murders, this British serial killer doc on Netflix, a Jodi Arias doc and the doc about the dude who killed his wife and kids and tossed them into an oil drum.
Damn- you sound like my schedule a few months ago pre-relocation, before my routine became out of sync (added to that makIng sure the kiddos are occupied so I can watch sans interruptions). Documentaries in the morning and horror movies at night - misery and mayhem, I call it.
Added to that, I have a need to research every crime story, “based on true story” or learn about the background as I’m watching. So a 45 min documentary turns into a 2 hour process of “pause, watch, rewind, (fix lunches, check homework), Google the movie/doc titles look up the investigation, read about the events and circumstances, etc etc). We all Have our thing ..
this is the first week that I had in months to have a block of time to watch and chill. Down the rabbit hole i go ...
