Essential The Official Coli Horror Film Thread: Discussion, Recommendations And Murder.
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This one drops today
lots of killer shark movies this summer
lots of killer shark movies this summer
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Friday the 13th Creator Announces Jason Voorhees' Big Screen Return
Friday the 13th co-creator Sean S. Cunningham appears to have announced that a new film in the long-running slasher franchise will release in 2023.
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If you fukk with Hostel and the whole atmosphere of that movie, you'll probably enjoy these German horror flicks. I actually wouldn't be surprised if this was the inspiration for that movie. Too many similarities from the way the torture scenes are carried out to the whole secret society aspect.
Anatomy (2000)
Anatomy 2 (2003)
Anatomy (2000)
Anatomy 2 (2003)
Damn. This one looks good
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Superstar
Systemic failure at every level
What Is The Most Profitable Rob Zombie Horror Movie?
What is the most profitable Rob Zombie horror movie? With his Munsters movie coming out soon, we thought we would find out!
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Halloween
Released in 2007, Zombie takes on the classic 1978 slasher of the same name, presenting his own spin on the haunting masked murder known as Michael Myers (aka, The Shape).The Rob Zombie Halloween budget was $15 million.
Rob Zombie’s Halloween made: $80.4 million.
Imagining hearing them two goons coughing up kush smoke during the opening title crawl.
“seems that some folks have gotten under Rob Zombie‘s skin, for the horror-rocker recently took to his social media to dispel a Munsters budget rumor. Apparently, some people have made the assumption that Zombie had a shyt load of cash to work with when it comes to making The Munsters; however, per Zombie himself, this is not the case.
Taking to social media, Zombie felt the need to clarify this rumor, speaking to past budgets on other films of his (like that of The Lords of Salem). He also speaks to the film’s release on Netflix (and how that was planned prior to his work on the film). Per a Facebook post:
“How the hell did everyone get the idea that The Munsters cost 40 millions dollars? fukk, I wish I had that kind of budget. To put a little perspective on it all if you add up the budgets of Halloween 2, The Lords of Salem, 31, 3 From Hell and The Munsters all together it wouldn’t even add up to 30 million.
“Also the movie was never going to theaters or Peacock or Paramount. It was always being made for Netflix which is fine since it is the largest of the streaming services. This was done way before I ever got involved in the project. I have no control or say over this type of stuff. This is a Universal deal.”
Now everyone can finally shut up about this.
Taking to social media, Zombie felt the need to clarify this rumor, speaking to past budgets on other films of his (like that of The Lords of Salem). He also speaks to the film’s release on Netflix (and how that was planned prior to his work on the film). Per a Facebook post:
“How the hell did everyone get the idea that The Munsters cost 40 millions dollars? fukk, I wish I had that kind of budget. To put a little perspective on it all if you add up the budgets of Halloween 2, The Lords of Salem, 31, 3 From Hell and The Munsters all together it wouldn’t even add up to 30 million.
“Also the movie was never going to theaters or Peacock or Paramount. It was always being made for Netflix which is fine since it is the largest of the streaming services. This was done way before I ever got involved in the project. I have no control or say over this type of stuff. This is a Universal deal.”
Now everyone can finally shut up about this.
“seems that some folks have gotten under Rob Zombie‘s skin, for the horror-rocker recently took to his social media to dispel a Munsters budget rumor. Apparently, some people have made the assumption that Zombie had a shyt load of cash to work with when it comes to making The Munsters; however, per Zombie himself, this is not the case.
Taking to social media, Zombie felt the need to clarify this rumor, speaking to past budgets on other films of his (like that of The Lords of Salem). He also speaks to the film’s release on Netflix (and how that was planned prior to his work on the film). Per a Facebook post:
“How the hell did everyone get the idea that The Munsters cost 40 millions dollars? fukk, I wish I had that kind of budget. To put a little perspective on it all if you add up the budgets of Halloween 2, The Lords of Salem, 31, 3 From Hell and The Munsters all together it wouldn’t even add up to 30 million.
“Also the movie was never going to theaters or Peacock or Paramount. It was always being made for Netflix which is fine since it is the largest of the streaming services. This was done way before I ever got involved in the project. I have no control or say over this type of stuff. This is a Universal deal.”
Now everyone can finally shut up about this.
