Can someone spoil Scream 6 for me? I'm not going to see it.
Pyramid head ripped the skin off a woman in the first one.Didn't they make two Silent Hill movies? I honestly can't remember anything about them besides those creepy nurses.
Ted Meets Terrifier in Night of the Killer Bears Trailer
The horror genre seems to be having one of its wackiest years yet.movieweb.com
I'm In
I know right , I was rooting for animatronics myself.At the start of the trailer when I heard the woman say "Sawasdee kha" I was a little hyped because Thai horror is always wild but then I got a bit disappointed when it was just dudes in fuzzy bear masks instead of little murderous stuffed teddy bears with ninja swords.
I call shenanigans on them saying there was no Final Girl in Jason X because there were two: Rowan and the android lady.The Final Girls From The Friday The 13th Franchise, Ranked - SlashFilm
Ginny, Pam, Megan, Trish, Alice, and Whitney are just a few of the Final Girls from the "Friday the 13th" franchise. Here, we take a stab at ranking them.www.slashfilm.com
Right up to the end I was expecting Josh Segarra to be under one of those Ghostface masks just because I assume dude is the bad guy in everything I see him in.Saw the new Scream finally
Almost all the Scream movies have a decent level of quality behind them
which is saying a lot for a franchises' 6th installment.
I enjoyed it, not the best in the series by any means , but definitely not the worst.
to me , it has the second best opening sequence in the series.
But "10 steps ahead"survived this, will probably go buck wild in the sequelole' boy from arrow - he always plays an excellent surprise villain
A former free-spirit gets pregnant and begins to worry about her ability to raise a child, the lack of freedom it entails, and a the changes to her body. Her fears manifest in a haunting from the bone lady, and she'll need to consult healers and rituals to confront it. All the best parts of this are body horror sequences. It's sorta doing the Babadook thing of "raising kids isn't all rainbows and butterflies" but applies that to pregnancy.
It's definitely artful, with some really nice cinematography. The gore and hauntings are visceral with the cracking and bone breaking. But I was drawn to this by the 99% critical score on RT, and I was a bit disappointed. It's slow, with a lot of dream sequences that make latter scenes feel less impactful. But it's still pretty good.
Definitely...it made like $15 million off of a $800k budget.Ya'll think we get a Terrifier 3?
Ya'll think we get a Terrifier 3?
The hype trains this year have all been weak. Skinamarink was a gimmick on top of a creepypasta. Outwaters took all the worst things about Blair witch and dialed them up to “this is giving me a headache.” And Huesera was mid.9 times out of 10 I end up disappointed by highly critically rated horror movies.
There is this trend for horror centric media and reviewers to go into overhype mode for certain films that annoys me.The hype trains this year have all been weak. Skinamarink was a gimmick on top of a creepypasta. Outwaters took all the worst things about Blair witch and dialed them up to “this is giving me a headache.” And Huesera was mid.
It’s making me nervous about the hype building for evil dead.
I've said "this could have been shorter" for two or three recent Prime series, I swear. The Rig and The Devil's Hour come to mind immediately.So what did everyone think of Swarm?
I liked it but was on episode 5 thinking that it probably should've been a 2 hour movie instead of a 7 episode series and then I watched episode 6 came. That is when the vision became crystal clear and I took me from liking it to loving it.
My only gripe is that they went too abstract with the ending and left some stuff off the table that could've been really awesome to see.