Essential The Official Coli Horror Film Thread: Discussion, Recommendations And Murder.
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Another joint that had me shook as a kid was Creep Show. I think being a kid amplified the impact of a lot of old horror stuff. Nowadays idk if it's because I`m grown or the CGI but stuff simply isn't scary. It's just OD gory ( to the point it's comedic) or just lame to me.
M Knight shyamalan was reprising it, so he could add some of his stuff plus he is a huge fan of the OG series and comics. Vault of horror.Ah ok. The thing that made TFTC what it was though (at least in memory) is that it felt so 90s, that idk how that would translate now since things back then were more campy and they didn't use CGI and crap. Hell I still remember being shook when I watched Demon Knight with my older sister back in the day.
did you like showtime's masters of horror?
I actually never saw it. I wouldn't call myself a Horror nut per say, I just grew up in a house with everyone being much older than me so I was a kid watching a ton of rated R stuff like Robocop & Nightmare on Elm Street. So growing up I saw a ton of random B Movie Horror and Martial Arts flicks from the late 80s early 90s lol.
I remember seeing this flick Ticks back in the day on like USA and it tripped me out how Carlton Banks was in it playing a goon and how he died
I actually never saw it. I wouldn't call myself a Horror nut per say, I just grew up in a house with everyone being much older than me so I was a kid watching a ton of rated R stuff like Robocop & Nightmare on Elm Street. So growing up I saw a ton of random B Movie Horror and Martial Arts flicks from the late 80s early 90s lol.
I remember seeing this flick Ticks back in the day on like USA and it tripped me out how Carlton Banks was in it playing a goon and how he died
word like you, i was raised with elder siblings, 8 and 10 years older than me and i was born in the early 70's.lol
His name is James WanWho's the Craven/Romeroof today, brehs
I don't even care about how someone personally feels about him but the man is already a horror icon/legend regardless of any one persons opinion.
He's launched 3 of the most successful horror franchises of all time in saw/insidious/conjuring while creating bona-fide horror icons.
The man hand crafted the damn reverse bear trap from the first saw on his own,as well as creating the jigsaw doll and the Annabelle doll.
He's had a run that few in the entire genre history can match up to. He literally reshaped the horror film landscape TWICE.
Other people are labeled icons for launching 1 franchise and this man's done it 3 fukking time like it's nothing
Aquapac about to crush buildings
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Now,back to my hiatus. I came down from the heavens to spread the good word Of Wan and shyt on that goddamn travesty of a film The Dark Tower.
1-8-7-Skillz
Superstar
didnt know we got a horror film thread here 
Im in
heres a lil known trashy flick for y'all
Im in
heres a lil known trashy flick for y'all
BlackAchilles
Veteran
Saw Beyond the Gates last night, it was ok; the concept was alright but they could've expanded on it and gave it a better third act. Might be worth a look if you're up late at night high AF
1-8-7-Skillz
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Anybody here can recommend me some good anthology films ?
Feels like I seen em all...
Feels like I seen em all...
I rather enjoyed Southbound even though the parts were better than their sum.
1-8-7-Skillz
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what? wan made dark tower????Now,back to my hiatus. I came down from the heavens to spread the good word Of Wan and shyt on that goddamn travesty of a film The Dark Tower.
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Horror anthologies are pretty rare these days....peep "Trick R Treat" if you haven't already, and the TV show "Black Mirror". It's not flat out horror per se but it has some horror type episodes. It's a dope show over all.
Fred.
Whens Shamalan Tales From the Crypt dropping?