And don’t forget John Krasinski and Emily Blunt from The Quiet Place.
Essential The Official Coli Horror Film Thread: Discussion, Recommendations And Murder.
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Highly recommend this as a watch- it’s not horror per se but the scenes are brutal. Storyline and fight scenes are A1. Definitely inspired by Christopher Nolan - dark Knight demonic gloom and doom type vibes.
Gangs of London - AMC+ app.
At least 30 people are murdered per episode. Df is going on in London town @RehReh??
The result of their 500 million investment being stolen^^ - Dont fuk with the money of rich Nigerians in trench coats
Casual opening scene
9/10 rating for me. Finished the first season in 3 days. Every episode is literally suspenseful like this.
People’s heads getting decapitated, broken Necks, stabbing people with their own bones, Blood bath - this would never get made for prime time tv here in America. Hope they work out a season 2 even though season 1 could be a stand alone.
Gangs of London - AMC+ app.
At least 30 people are murdered per episode. Df is going on in London town @RehReh??
The result of their 500 million investment being stolen^^ - Dont fuk with the money of rich Nigerians in trench coats
Casual opening scene
9/10 rating for me. Finished the first season in 3 days. Every episode is literally suspenseful like this.
People’s heads getting decapitated, broken Necks, stabbing people with their own bones, Blood bath - this would never get made for prime time tv here in America. Hope they work out a season 2 even though season 1 could be a stand alone.
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Comes out on Shudder October 28th.
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Superstar
Mike Flanagan has a cheat code too because Kate Siegel is an incredible horror actress, his spouse, and always gets a role to body in his shows/films.
October 20th: Valerie And Her Week Of Wonders
A beautiful, surreal, disconcerting horror fairy tale that uses European folklore to tell the story of the titular character's journey into womanhood. The allegorical nature of the film is subtle without being lost in the narrative and touches on the new dangers that come with going from a child to adulthood. Valerie and Her Week of Wonders is one of the more visually compelling films I've watched in a while almost like watching someone else's really disturbing dreams. It was also my first taste of 'Czech New Wave' cinema and I think I like it.
I give 'Valerie And Her Week Of Wonders' 4 out of 4 Gun Totin' Dr. Loomis'
A beautiful, surreal, disconcerting horror fairy tale that uses European folklore to tell the story of the titular character's journey into womanhood. The allegorical nature of the film is subtle without being lost in the narrative and touches on the new dangers that come with going from a child to adulthood. Valerie and Her Week of Wonders is one of the more visually compelling films I've watched in a while almost like watching someone else's really disturbing dreams. It was also my first taste of 'Czech New Wave' cinema and I think I like it.
I give 'Valerie And Her Week Of Wonders' 4 out of 4 Gun Totin' Dr. Loomis'
Y’all know that I like the nostalgia of the time period of 2000-2015 which was like prime, peak content as far as variety, my horror watch foundation, (even though I was a childhood horror movie watcher), something about early 2000s decade movies was so valid
(I couldn’t follow through with the official plans to create a Halloween themed thread In here during an unfortunate time and series of events)
During each Halloween season I have to revisit the old shows, movies, do my horror watch rewinds, time capsule, here’s the start of my early 2000s era appreciation for all things horror related (not in any order)
Early to Mid 2000s Horror/Series Watchlist
1. Grimm (2011-2017)
Didn’t expect to like this as much as I did. Real unconventional for it’s time and advanced as far as monster/Demon imagery and stories.
(I couldn’t follow through with the official plans to create a Halloween themed thread In here during an unfortunate time and series of events)
During each Halloween season I have to revisit the old shows, movies, do my horror watch rewinds, time capsule, here’s the start of my early 2000s era appreciation for all things horror related (not in any order)
Early to Mid 2000s Horror/Series Watchlist
1. Grimm (2011-2017)
Didn’t expect to like this as much as I did. Real unconventional for it’s time and advanced as far as monster/Demon imagery and stories.
Doth sayeth Halloween Kills is the movie of the year besides Malignant.
Killing is fun, I laughed.
You should experience it for yourself. Like I have
The more graphic violence and creative kills, murder, body counts, the more entertainment. In that sense, ‘twas comedy.
There’s a scene where Mike Literally stabs a man in the back with multiple knives- like he was checking to see which knife works best. Had that man’s back looking like a birthday cake with the knives sticking out of him.
Mike Myers did @Jello Biafra dirty in that movie:
Best series that I’ve watched this year, I must say. Everyone in that show is RUTHLESS - nothing really shocks me anymore and I find a lot of series/movies to be predictable but that series had me like - NOOOOO!!! What the fukkkkkkkk!!??? Did that just happen???!!!
and the different plot twists - no one had morals. Not one
- corporate greed
-mafia and mobs
-backstabbing
-knife stabbing, gun shooting
-snipers
- etc etc
Nothing and no one was
Left untouched.
Y’all in the UK have another one in the bag with this. top 5.
I liked the way that they made the black men the heads of the company, educated and forces to be reckoned with - no stereotypes and no dumbing down.
I was getting bored with all
Of the slow burn psychological “horrors/thriller/action over here in the states, tuned into this on a browsing pass to see of it was any good, hoping that it was worth the watch, Saw the opening scene with the fire, wasn’t enough dude had him hanging from a building but he poured that gasoline and hit that lighter. It was LIT (pun intended)
Next time I need to be careful what I hope for - Gangs of London had everything, I need to decompress. And after which, I’ll watch it again. Movie had the equivalent of like 10 serial killers and multiple murderers - 1 per episode.
This series made “Power” look like a cartoon.
Fukkin embarrassing how low energy and low mental content 50 cent’s brainwash babble multiple series are
..edit - people complain about police and fire rescue personnel being killed in Halloween Kills. “Gangs of London” was murdering police, offing them, collateral damaging and blicking them like it was a sport, “shall we play a game of polo with the heads of our MI6 and London police officers, guvnor” type vibes . Like the script read: emphasis on No fux given- zero outrage.
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Finally…
That new I Know What U Did got me intrigued but in a “I want all these fukkers go die in a gruesome way” type shyt.
First ep 6/10
First ep 6/10
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Tranquilo
Did a back-to-back with Shining/Doctor Sleep. Second or Third time watching Shining. Movie gets better each time. The blu transfer is beautiful. First time seeing Doc Sleep; put on the director's cut. A worthy sequel and the 3 hours didn't drag. Was hoping for a Jack cameo, but nothing. 