Duke Dixon
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Essential The Official Coli Horror Film Thread: Discussion, Recommendations And Murder.
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carnifex (2022)
TUBI (yes, that TUBI) Aussie Horror flick
its actually............good
decent gore , good actors , well paced , beautifully filmed
good jump scares
i mean it doesn't add anything to the trapped in the woods with unknown monster , stalking and killing everyone genre,
but for whatever it does, it does it well
TUBI (yes, that TUBI) Aussie Horror flick
its actually............good
decent gore , good actors , well paced , beautifully filmed
good jump scares
i mean it doesn't add anything to the trapped in the woods with unknown monster , stalking and killing everyone genre,
but for whatever it does, it does it well
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Straw Hat Luffy
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I got tomorrow off and all the Nightmare on Elm Streets are on MAX
fukk it
fukk it
Duke Dixon
Superstar
I got tomorrow off and all the Nightmare on Elm Streets are on MAX
fukk it
Last November I watched New Nightmare because I didn't realize how attractive Heather Langenkamp was and I eneded up watching the whole series
@Duke Dixon @storyteller
I remember watching Suspiria ‘18 in the theater with like four other people in there. Amazon Studios produced it and the film only had like a two week screening window. I know exactly how you feel Duke when it came to that sequence in the final act though. At the time, I didn’t know whether to applaud it for how ‘out there’ it got or roll my eyes at it altogether. Think I’m leaning towards the latter these days, lol. Film had great practical effects earlier on and I was disappointed by how much they dropped the ball with the CGI there.
Despite the flaws, I have so much love for this film though. From time to time, I see people criticize it for biting Argento’s, saying how it’ll just never compare to the OG, and I’m over here like:
They’re two projects wildly different in what they’re trying to accomplish. 2018 does its own thing, it’s definitely not a straight scene-for-scene remake like Gus Van Saint’s Psycho. Mood is brooding and its drabbed out colors are the opposite of Argento’s vibrant display. I actually like the way it incorporated the witches’ lore better than ‘77. As a Radiohead fan, it’s known they make weird music more often than not. What Thom Yorke cooked up in the score though was unlike anything I’ve heard before. I play it back from time to time on Spotify and it feels like….witch spells in music form. Call me crazy but he should’ve been nominated for an Oscar.
I can’t blame others for thinking it drags though. It definitely has its lulls. I also don’t know why they had Tilda Swinton portray an old man (who was clearly just Tilda Swinton under half-baked makeup) — stuff like that just comes across as bizarre to me. But scenes like Olga in the mirror room and the nightmarish ‘Volk’ dance made up for the other flaws to me. The way the coven operated was also just pretty damn creepy. I hope for whoever pays it another watch can come out appreciating it more than before.
I remember watching Suspiria ‘18 in the theater with like four other people in there. Amazon Studios produced it and the film only had like a two week screening window. I know exactly how you feel Duke when it came to that sequence in the final act though. At the time, I didn’t know whether to applaud it for how ‘out there’ it got or roll my eyes at it altogether. Think I’m leaning towards the latter these days, lol. Film had great practical effects earlier on and I was disappointed by how much they dropped the ball with the CGI there.
Despite the flaws, I have so much love for this film though. From time to time, I see people criticize it for biting Argento’s, saying how it’ll just never compare to the OG, and I’m over here like:
They’re two projects wildly different in what they’re trying to accomplish. 2018 does its own thing, it’s definitely not a straight scene-for-scene remake like Gus Van Saint’s Psycho. Mood is brooding and its drabbed out colors are the opposite of Argento’s vibrant display. I actually like the way it incorporated the witches’ lore better than ‘77. As a Radiohead fan, it’s known they make weird music more often than not. What Thom Yorke cooked up in the score though was unlike anything I’ve heard before. I play it back from time to time on Spotify and it feels like….witch spells in music form. Call me crazy but he should’ve been nominated for an Oscar.
I can’t blame others for thinking it drags though. It definitely has its lulls. I also don’t know why they had Tilda Swinton portray an old man (who was clearly just Tilda Swinton under half-baked makeup) — stuff like that just comes across as bizarre to me. But scenes like Olga in the mirror room and the nightmarish ‘Volk’ dance made up for the other flaws to me. The way the coven operated was also just pretty damn creepy. I hope for whoever pays it another watch can come out appreciating it more than before.
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Unpopular opinion but Landon would be GOATED to me if he killed off the “Core 4” in the next film’s opening.
Plus, its never been done before in the franchise.
Don’t ask me what the plan is afterwards though.
I just wanna see this happen.
Klawstrider
Damn
Unpopular opinion but Landon would be GOATED to me if he killed off the “Core 4” in the next film’s opening.
Plus, its never been done before in the franchise.
I just wanna see this happen.
Would be a hell of a switchup from Radio Silence making everyone unkillable in Scream VI
Duke Dixon
Superstar
@Lootpack
Yea it was a great remake. I hate remakes that follow the og like you said Psycho or ones that do things worse like Nightmare on Elm Street.
I did enjoy the witches in the remake. I couldn't tell it was Tilda. Tilda also played the old witch at the end.
They better not kill Sam
I would die laughing though if one of them dies in an anticlimactic way. Something like Jenna Ortega falls down while running and scrapes her knee and later in the movie she dies from an infection because she never properly cleaned her wound. People would be pissed but I'd laugh my ass off.
Yea it was a great remake. I hate remakes that follow the og like you said Psycho or ones that do things worse like Nightmare on Elm Street.
I did enjoy the witches in the remake. I couldn't tell it was Tilda. Tilda also played the old witch at the end.
They better not kill Sam
I would die laughing though if one of them dies in an anticlimactic way. Something like Jenna Ortega falls down while running and scrapes her knee and later in the movie she dies from an infection because she never properly cleaned her wound. People would be pissed but I'd laugh my ass off.
storyteller
Superstar
Unpopular opinion but Landon would be GOATED to me if he killed off the “Core 4” in the next film’s opening.
Plus, its never been done before in the franchise.
I just wanna see this happen.
I'd love for them to do some craziness like that. Anything to make the movie stop relying so heavily on Scooby Gang vibes. At this stage, I think they should go the Chucky route and just take it to an extreme.
- Give us a whole Ghostface cult vs a Core 4 that's had way too much practice killing Ghostfaces to lose to one or two guys in masks.
- Go full-blown anti-hero Ghostface, with Sam and Tara bodying some stalkers.
- Or just let Ghostface win some one-on-one's with core members. Sam dies in the opening scene, Chad gets got next, and now it's the two physically weakest characters vs a Ghostface that hasn't let anyone escape during the run-time.
It might piss off the Scream hardcore fans, but I think the "whodunnit" stuff is holding that franchise back at this point. They HAVE to introduce a bunch of characters because you need new suspects and victims. But the OG Screams delivered because of social commentary more than the "it's a mystery" stuff imo.
storyteller
Superstar
I got tomorrow off and all the Nightmare on Elm Streets are on MAX
fukk it
Speaking of which:
Apparently, this has legs. The Craven estate had been hearing pitches for the franchise a while back and the rumors are that something will come to fruition fast. With the way some of these requels (Scream, Halloween, and maybe Exorcist next) have seen success, it makes sense that more of this would happen.
Straw Hat Luffy
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Nightmare on Elm Street 2 in a summary is basically
“AHHHH
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“AHHHH
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"Ordered"
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Would be a hell of a switchup from Radio Silence making everyone unkillable in Scream VI
@Lootpack
Yea it was a great remake. I hate remakes that follow the og like you said Psycho or ones that do things worse like Nightmare on Elm Street.
I did enjoy the witches in the remake. I couldn't tell it was Tilda. Tilda also played the old witch at the end.
They better not kill Sam
I would die laughing though if one of them dies in an anticlimactic way. Something like Jenna Ortega falls down while running and scrapes her knee and later in the movie she dies from an infection because she never properly cleaned her wound. People would be pissed but I'd laugh my ass off.
Felt kinda betrayed by that last act. I don’t know how Radio Silence could go from killing off a beloved character in Dewey to forcing that “Core 4” shyt down people’s throats. If I was the director, I’m killing these guys off no hesitation.
“Nah, you didn’t get it. They talked all about how there are new rules in this entry and subverted everybody’s expectations by keeping the main four alive this time.”
The OG trio made it out alive in not one, not two, not three, but four films. Exactly what envelope are we pushing here by going back to square one?
Hilariously forced. Perhaps the next Ghostface killer(s) can talk about such in their final act monologues.
MenacingMonk
Tranquilo
Arrow sale. Checked out Basket Case. This is an awesome movie. 
