nothing for horror (that I can remember), other than Halloween. at least during my showing
Essential The Official Coli Horror Film Thread: Discussion, Recommendations And Murder.
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MenacingMonk
Tranquilo
Night 2: Evil Dead 2
Saw part one last year and enjoyed it. This one wasn't as good as the first. Decent overall.
Saw part one last year and enjoyed it. This one wasn't as good as the first. Decent overall.
Mike Flanagan 'bout to bless the NETFLIX streets with a new horror series on October 7th
One of my GOAT childhood book; Christopher Pike was neck-to-neck with R.L. Stine
Lord_nikon
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Anyone watched interview with a vampire 2022?
Kinda scared to watch that shyt
,, looks like its full of interracial bedbuck and wench extreme fukkery ,,,, shyt dont look right
Kinda scared to watch that shyt
,, looks like its full of interracial bedbuck and wench extreme fukkery ,,,, shyt dont look rightColi Horror Bros, it's funny you guys are mentioning Mimic. I want to see this so bad because Mira Sorvino's in
it. But, Creepshow demonic cockroach scene and The Fly scarred a 84 Baby; and made me deftly terriefied of anything that's insect. So, I'm a wimp when it comes to Horror Roach flicks
it. But, Creepshow demonic cockroach scene and The Fly scarred a 84 Baby; and made me deftly terriefied of anything that's insect. So, I'm a wimp when it comes to Horror Roach flicks
storyteller
Superstar
Got my Oct. watchlist running early with a weekend marathon. Here’s the views so far
1. I started off with the shudder secret screening. That wound up being Dario Argento’s return with Dark Glasses. It’s a giallo movie about a woman struck blind by an attack from a serial killer, who works with a child (orphaned by the same serial killer) to survive the killer’s repeated attempts at finishing his kill.
It’s cool to see some vintage Argento flavor atop modern looks. But this isn’t a return to the classics that Dario gave us. It’s a solid thriller but not much beyond that imo.
2. Smile - I saw Smile on Friday night. I posted a bit on it earlier. Rather than reinvent the wheel, it took great elements from a bunch of really good horror movies and made something that feels new. It lived up to the hype.
3. Train to Busan is a modern classic to me and my friends hadn’t seen it yet. It needs no intro or breakdowns. This is one of the best zombie movies of all time.
4. The Descent was next and I still feel like its most effective bits are when characters are crawling through passages or wandering in darkness. The creatures take the energy up a notch but they’re an inconsistent threat. Still a very good flick and it would make a perfect double-feature with the Ritual.
5. May is one of those movies I’ve heard plenty about, but couldn’t get past the awkward beginning. It starts like a 00’s rom-com but gradually devolves into a final act that feels like earned gore. I got past the cringier bits this time and the conclusion was worth it with a final shot that is memorable as hell.
6. Sissy just dropped and I didn’t love it, but when things go off the rails…it gets pretty good. The main character was bullied in school but is reborn as a YouTube self-help influencer. She runs into old school friends that hint at a darker past between everyone, which gets revealed during a weekend getaway gone wrong. This one is a solid streamer with dark humor and a nice angle to its horror.
1. I started off with the shudder secret screening. That wound up being Dario Argento’s return with Dark Glasses. It’s a giallo movie about a woman struck blind by an attack from a serial killer, who works with a child (orphaned by the same serial killer) to survive the killer’s repeated attempts at finishing his kill.
It’s cool to see some vintage Argento flavor atop modern looks. But this isn’t a return to the classics that Dario gave us. It’s a solid thriller but not much beyond that imo.
2. Smile - I saw Smile on Friday night. I posted a bit on it earlier. Rather than reinvent the wheel, it took great elements from a bunch of really good horror movies and made something that feels new. It lived up to the hype.
3. Train to Busan is a modern classic to me and my friends hadn’t seen it yet. It needs no intro or breakdowns. This is one of the best zombie movies of all time.
4. The Descent was next and I still feel like its most effective bits are when characters are crawling through passages or wandering in darkness. The creatures take the energy up a notch but they’re an inconsistent threat. Still a very good flick and it would make a perfect double-feature with the Ritual.
5. May is one of those movies I’ve heard plenty about, but couldn’t get past the awkward beginning. It starts like a 00’s rom-com but gradually devolves into a final act that feels like earned gore. I got past the cringier bits this time and the conclusion was worth it with a final shot that is memorable as hell.
6. Sissy just dropped and I didn’t love it, but when things go off the rails…it gets pretty good. The main character was bullied in school but is reborn as a YouTube self-help influencer. She runs into old school friends that hint at a darker past between everyone, which gets revealed during a weekend getaway gone wrong. This one is a solid streamer with dark humor and a nice angle to its horror.
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Not too far off from the FUKKERY that went down in Anne Rice booksAnyone watched interview with a vampire 2022?
Kinda scared to watch that shyt
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Lord_nikon
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Not too far off from the FUKKERY that went down in Anne Rice books
I only seen the metrosexual Tom Cruise joint ,, it was actually pretty good tho,,, imo
Never read the books tho
Lord_nikon
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Coli Horror Bros, it's funny you guys are mentioning Mimic. I want to see this so bad because Mira Sorvino's in
it. But, Creepshow demonic cockroach scene and The Fly scarred a 84 Baby; and made me deftly terriefied of anything that's insect. So, I'm a wimp when it comes to Horror Roach flicks
I always post about how those film make feel uneasy till this day,,,
That Monster and crate ep had me scared as shyt
I watched Sissy last night. I'll give it about a 6+/10. Nice little Sunday night post football movie.