im just outa touch with wackass shyt!
I’m always the odd woman out in here - just admit you’re out of touch with the premise of that movie
youd never see me wearing LUGZ in HS.
Essential The Official Coli Horror Film Thread: Discussion, Recommendations And Murder.
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youd never see me wearing LUGZ in HS.
Honestly I don't think Midsomar was made for a male audience. I'm okay with that.
I’m always the odd woman out in here - just admit you’re out of touch with the premise of that movie
The Fangoria Chainsaw Awards were last night and aired on Shudder (you can watch it for free on Youtube too).
Here's the list of nominees and winners:
BEST WIDE RELEASE MOVIE
Freaky
Gretel & Hansel
The Hunt
The Invisible Man – WINNER
Underwater
BEST LIMITED RELEASE MOVIE
Color Out of Space – WINNER
The Dark and the Wicked
Possessor
Relic
The Wolf of Snow Hollow
BEST FIRST FEATURE
Amulet
Come to Daddy – WINNER
Dead dikks
Extra Ordinary
Sea Fever
BEST STREAMING PREMIERE MOVIE
Anything For Jackson
The Beach House
His House
Host – WINNER
The Mortuary Collection
Run
BEST INTERNATIONAL MOVIE
Bacurau
Blood Quantum
Impetigore
La Llorona – WINNER
Sputnik
BEST SERIES
Dracula
The Haunting of Bly Manor
Helstrom
Lovecraft Country
What We Do in the Shadows – WINNER
BEST LEAD PERFORMANCE
Jim Cummings – The Wolf of Snow Hollow
Sopé Dìrísù – His House
Jeremy Gardner – After Midnight
Heston Horwin – Dead dikks
Marin Ireland – The Dark and the Wicked
Carla Juri – Amulet
Tamara Lawrance – Kindred
Emily Mortimer – Relic
Wunmi Mosaku – His House
Elisabeth Moss – The Invisible Man – WINNER
Andrea Riseborough – Possessor
Alec Secareanu – Amulet
Vince Vaughn – Freaky
BEST SUPPORTING PERFORMANCE
Xander Berkeley – The Dark and the Wicked
Clancy Brown – The Mortuary Collection – WINNER
Will Forte – Extra Ordinary
Brea Grant – After Midnight
Udo Kier – Bacurau
Alice Krige – Gretel & Hansel
Stephen McHattie – Come to Daddy
Robyn Nevin – Relic
Julie Oliver-Touchstone – The Dark and the Wicked
Misha Osherovich – Freaky
Vanessa Williams – Bad Hair
BEST DIRECTOR
Bryan Bertino – The Dark and the Wicked
Justin G. Dyck – Anything for Jackson
Romola Garai – Amulet
Natalie Erika James – Relic
Remi Weekes – His House
Leigh Whannell – The Invisible Man – WINNER
BEST SCREENPLAY
Kleber Mendonça Filho & Juliano Dornelles – Bacurau
Toby Harvard – Come to Daddy
Michael Kennedy & Christopher Landon – Freaky
Remi Weekes – His House
Leigh Whannell – The Invisible Man – WINNER
BEST SCORE
Roque Baños – His House
Rob – Gretel & Hansel
Tom Schraeder – The Dark and the Wicked
Jim Williams – Possessor – WINNER
Christopher Young & Lustmord – The Empty Man
BEST MAKEUP FX
Alterian Studios – Freaky
Amalgamated Dynamics – The Mortuary Collection
Liz Byrne – Gretel & Hansel
Paul Jones – Random Acts of Violence
Dan Martin – Possessor – WINNER
BEST CREATURE FX
Jim Henson Studio – Come Play
David Martí & Montse Ribé, – His House
Dan Martin – Color Out of Space – WINNER
Erik Porn – The Wretched
Cliff Wallace – Amulet
ACHIEVEMENT IN NON-FICTION
Blood & Flesh: The Reel Life and Ghastly Death of Al Adamson
The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula: Resurrection
Cursed Films
The Last Drive-in With Joe Bob Briggs – WINNER
Leap of Faith: William Friedkin on The Exorcist
Scream, Queen! My Nightmare on Elm Street
BEST KILL
Restaurant Scene - The Invisible Man
The Color out of Space.
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
I'm happy they were stupid enough to follow the creeper around in the first movie
I checked out the documentary on Shudder called Blood & Flesh: The Reel Life and Ghastly Death of Al Adamson. It was really good. The tonal shift from the interesting and hilarious journey of Adamson's filmmaking carer to his tragic ending is jarring but for anyone who is a fan of true crime stuff its a pretty good watch.
I'm happy they were stupid enough to follow the creeper around in the first movie
you know they need that trope- sees demon creature throwing away a human sized body bag in what appears to be a hole in the ground, said creature drives around in a rundown rusty pick up truck, “hey let’s go do our own investigation even though it’s in a middle of nowhere american town and 20 miles away from civilization”
I just realized that I’ve never watched the X-files series before
this popped up in my reccs -going to start watching the series off the strength
and they really banned an episode - ep 4-2 called Home. Looks like a “wrong turn” concept with the deformed hillbillies
Finding out all of this for the first time today; this series looks
@The Hierophant have you watched the X-files before? Idk how this slipped past my radar all of these years
this popped up in my reccs -going to start watching the series off the strength
and they really banned an episode - ep 4-2 called Home. Looks like a “wrong turn” concept with the deformed hillbillies
Finding out all of this for the first time today; this series looks
@The Hierophant have you watched the X-files before? Idk how this slipped past my radar all of these years
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
Ol scooby doo ass fools. Cept this time it's a real monster
you know they need that trope- sees demon creature throwing away a human sized body bag in what appears to be a hole in the ground, said creature drives around in a rundown rusty pick up truck, “hey let’s go do our own investigation even though it’s in a middle of nowhere american town and 20 miles away from civilization”
We never got an explanation for this creature and its origins yet
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
I'm releasing my next album yall
@LaBellaNicole0416.NYC
"X-Files" is definitely worth checking out if you're a horror fan but you need to be warned, the series has two types of episodes.
1. Myth-arc episodes, which move the main plot (government conspiracy involving an alien invasion) forward. These are GOAT tier until like season 6-7, then the writing falls off a cliff due to a bunch of behind the scenes stuff.
2. "monster of the week", where they deal with all sorts of horror related stuff. These are all over the place in terms of quality but they're mostly good-great and they don't fall off to the extent that the myth-arc stuff does. But there's dozens of these types of eps that are GOAT tier.
Fred.
"X-Files" is definitely worth checking out if you're a horror fan but you need to be warned, the series has two types of episodes.
1. Myth-arc episodes, which move the main plot (government conspiracy involving an alien invasion) forward. These are GOAT tier until like season 6-7, then the writing falls off a cliff due to a bunch of behind the scenes stuff.
2. "monster of the week", where they deal with all sorts of horror related stuff. These are all over the place in terms of quality but they're mostly good-great and they don't fall off to the extent that the myth-arc stuff does. But there's dozens of these types of eps that are GOAT tier.
Fred.
As far as the thread in general I dunno if this was posted but it caught my eye:
If you all haven't seen "Kill List", check it out. I liked "High-Rise" too but it's more sci-fi/drama than horror.
Fred.
If you all haven't seen "Kill List", check it out. I liked "High-Rise" too but it's more sci-fi/drama than horror.
Fred.
Honestly I don't think Midsomar was made for a male audience. I'm okay with that.
My best friend loves it
yeah I get why he does tho. and I told him I feel him on ALL of that. my issue wasn't the themes of the movie or even what it had to say. I just thought they were all horrible people and I don't really like horror movies where im rooting for everyone to die. dragging that shyt out for 2 or more hours just makes it worse