Iām starting to get mad asf at this movie now- how many times does brother dumbass need to be told that THAT is not his sister any more2013 walked so 2023 could run!
Essential The Official Coli Horror Film Thread: Discussion, Recommendations And Murder.
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āWait here, Iām going to get the car keysā he said. 
āDuhhhh okā see.. this is that stupid shyt Iām talking about. Leaves sister alone by herself after allegedly rescuing her from the wrath of a demon who bodied his friends.
Nothing could possibly go wrong for this dumb māfer
EDIT: 2 mins later . I knew it -
āDuhhhh okā see.. this is that stupid shyt Iām talking about. Leaves sister alone by herself after allegedly rescuing her from the wrath of a demon who bodied his friends.Nothing could possibly go wrong for this dumb māfer
EDIT: 2 mins later . I knew it -
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Evil Dead 2013 - 8/10. 
The Evil Deadās fake
, buckets of blood budget has to be at least 50 million per movie.
The Evil Deadās fake
, buckets of blood budget has to be at least 50 million per movie.
rewatched this underrated classic aga
House (1986)
possibly one of the greatest horror comedies ever
all star cast
greatest American hero, Norm from Cheers, Bull from Night Court, Bubba from in the heat of the night , creighton Duke form Jason goes to hell
Harry Manfredini (Friday then13th films) on the ones and twos, plus the Motown songs.
Directed by Steve Miner (Friday th3 13th part 2 & 3)
Great 80's flick
House (1986)
possibly one of the greatest horror comedies ever
all star cast
greatest American hero, Norm from Cheers, Bull from Night Court, Bubba from in the heat of the night , creighton Duke form Jason goes to hell
Harry Manfredini (Friday then13th films) on the ones and twos, plus the Motown songs.
Directed by Steve Miner (Friday th3 13th part 2 & 3)
Great 80's flick
storyteller
Superstar
I got a couple of first-time watches to hit yall with. One movie is actually around 10 years old, a found footage joint called Final Prayer (or Borderlands in the UK where it was made). I really don't know how I slept on it for so long, because I really liked it. The other is an Arrow movie called Two Witches, which has good and bad elements but is worth peeping.
I'll start with Two Witches since that's the one you're less likely to have seen.
Notes:
On the good side, this feels like Indy horror done right. You can tell there were constraints in the budget, so there's a bit of fast editing to avoid having to show us too much. But the director puts in work. There are some incredible shots and individual frames that are just plain freaky. While the actresses' and actors' performances are uneven, the leads do really well, particularly the girl who plays Masha. The movie doesn't really kick into gear until Masha's creepiness enters, and she kinda steals it.
Plotwise, this thing almost feels like it was meant to be an anthology. The narrative is linear, but it skips from one group of characters to a new set in ways that feel disjointed. But it does enough to connect things by the end that it all works (sort of). The beauty of the jumping around is that they basically said "screw all the midpoints, let's just go from scare to scare" so that you're never waiting too long for things to pick up or get creepy.
On the downside, the Masha plotline doesn't begin until close to halfway through. The weaker story starts things off a bit slow. I mentioned the plot feeling disjointed, and that never goes away. Until the post-credit scenes, I still didn't really piece everything together. It makes just enough sense not to break immersion, but they cut it close. I'd say the directing >>> the writing. This is Indy too, so while there's some solid gore and scares, the effects are mid at some keypoints (one scene at the end that's played up for drama wound up making me laugh out loud).
But, with slim options lately...this was good enough to throw on and give a shot. For top-notch witch horror, I'd go with Hellbringer instead. But Two Witches falls firmly in my "not bad" range.
I'll start with Two Witches since that's the one you're less likely to have seen.
Notes:
On the good side, this feels like Indy horror done right. You can tell there were constraints in the budget, so there's a bit of fast editing to avoid having to show us too much. But the director puts in work. There are some incredible shots and individual frames that are just plain freaky. While the actresses' and actors' performances are uneven, the leads do really well, particularly the girl who plays Masha. The movie doesn't really kick into gear until Masha's creepiness enters, and she kinda steals it.
Plotwise, this thing almost feels like it was meant to be an anthology. The narrative is linear, but it skips from one group of characters to a new set in ways that feel disjointed. But it does enough to connect things by the end that it all works (sort of). The beauty of the jumping around is that they basically said "screw all the midpoints, let's just go from scare to scare" so that you're never waiting too long for things to pick up or get creepy.
On the downside, the Masha plotline doesn't begin until close to halfway through. The weaker story starts things off a bit slow. I mentioned the plot feeling disjointed, and that never goes away. Until the post-credit scenes, I still didn't really piece everything together. It makes just enough sense not to break immersion, but they cut it close. I'd say the directing >>> the writing. This is Indy too, so while there's some solid gore and scares, the effects are mid at some keypoints (one scene at the end that's played up for drama wound up making me laugh out loud).
But, with slim options lately...this was good enough to throw on and give a shot. For top-notch witch horror, I'd go with Hellbringer instead. But Two Witches falls firmly in my "not bad" range.
The Red Shoes 2005
that was a weird flick ( but good)
South Korean horror is on a different level sometimes
More gore than i expected as well
The 30 Best Korean Horror Movies
South Korean horror movies skyrocketed in popularity in the 2010s, opening a global audience to a plethora of great films. Dive into the history of South Korean horror with this list of some of theā¦
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Project wolf hunting
Dont know if youve seen it, but it is
It like the Raid Redemption meets Friday the 13th
This is the only recent thing I can think of
some certified classics on this list
The 30 Best Korean Horror Movies
South Korean horror movies skyrocketed in popularity in the 2010s, opening a global audience to a plethora of great films. Dive into the history of South Korean horror with this list of some of theā¦
storyteller
Superstar
The 30 Best Korean Horror Movies
South Korean horror movies skyrocketed in popularity in the 2010s, opening a global audience to a plethora of great films. Dive into the history of South Korean horror with this list of some of theā¦
That list is loaded with fire. I'm about to check some of the list that I haven't seen yet, because every title I recognize is LEGIT. Gonjiam Haunted Asylum is top-5 found footage horror for me. The rest of my top picks are pretty well-recognized. The Wailing, Busan, and I Saw the Devil are elite.
That movie Hide and Seek is one I've been meaning to find and watch...plus now i gotta peep the red shoes.
Sam Jack was wildingā¦ rewatching this on tubi and I donāt remember half of this movie but seeing him play a mass murdering psychopath is crazy 
Lord_nikon
Veteran
anyone seen this clown movies ?
All I know is I want to do this to her fine fat chocolate ass.
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the beyond (1981)
Jut watched for about the 10th time
A Fulci flick -The Godfather of Gore
I saw an interview with Quentin Tarantino and he said this was one of his favorite movies
I saw this years ago and did not appreciate it, but as i have gotten older , i like this more and more
Jut watched for about the 10th time
A Fulci flick -The Godfather of Gore
I saw an interview with Quentin Tarantino and he said this was one of his favorite movies
I saw this years ago and did not appreciate it, but as i have gotten older , i like this more and more