Realm-Breaker
Sometimes known as Were-Breaker/Cunning Linguist
late pass for it's a wonderful knife! I saw it two weeks ago but it was fun! I'm curious if they would do a sequel of it somehow! 
Essential The Official Coli Horror Film Thread: Discussion, Recommendations And Murder.
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MenacingMonk
Tranquilo
Thatās with Lance Reddikk, right? I couldnāt get into it. Nice concept but didnāt pull it off right imo.Monster Party
...attempt to rob a Malibu mansion and wind up on that Splatter Jam Screen
THEY really went HAM on that one brother with the meat cleaver
Halloween: a cut above the rest (2003) (full documentary posted)
Damn good Doc about the original Halloween
Damn good Doc about the original Halloween
storyteller
Superstar
I thought I found a good horror series, but it looks more like an action drama with a dark, horrorish premise after the first episode. It's still super dope and worth a suggestion, though...Korean series: Bargain
That trailer gives you a decent feel for the plot. An organ harvesting operation works out of a hotel in a rural area. They lure men in with the promise of young women, then tie the men up and sell off their organs via in-person auctions. During a live auction, a massive earthquake collapses chunks of the building. Now, the boss of the operation is MIA; the head of security is staging a coup; the bidders are all losing it, and the girls who lured men to the hotel are being targeted the same as the victims.
We follow one of the girls and her latest "victim," who turned out to be a cop. They have to work together to get past the psycho security, bidders that still want body parts, and a building that's collapsing to escape...but first, they're trying to raid the boss' office and take money from his safe.
It's a cool premise on its own, but what really makes the series work is that it's all played out in one shot. Each episode is a single-take, with cameras following characters down hallways, up ventilation shafts, or wherever they end up. The writers HAVE to keep the plot moving at a pretty fast pace, and the constant motion adds to the chaos. There is no downtime because this is all happening in real time.
My only warning is that the opening scene is a little longer than necessary, but I think it establishes the two MCs' personalities well. So, even that part is fairly effective.
I'm four episodes in, and it's great so far. It's packed with tension, memorable characters, and really cool action setpieces with the camera chasing behind the madness.
That trailer gives you a decent feel for the plot. An organ harvesting operation works out of a hotel in a rural area. They lure men in with the promise of young women, then tie the men up and sell off their organs via in-person auctions. During a live auction, a massive earthquake collapses chunks of the building. Now, the boss of the operation is MIA; the head of security is staging a coup; the bidders are all losing it, and the girls who lured men to the hotel are being targeted the same as the victims.
We follow one of the girls and her latest "victim," who turned out to be a cop. They have to work together to get past the psycho security, bidders that still want body parts, and a building that's collapsing to escape...but first, they're trying to raid the boss' office and take money from his safe.
It's a cool premise on its own, but what really makes the series work is that it's all played out in one shot. Each episode is a single-take, with cameras following characters down hallways, up ventilation shafts, or wherever they end up. The writers HAVE to keep the plot moving at a pretty fast pace, and the constant motion adds to the chaos. There is no downtime because this is all happening in real time.
My only warning is that the opening scene is a little longer than necessary, but I think it establishes the two MCs' personalities well. So, even that part is fairly effective.
I'm four episodes in, and it's great so far. It's packed with tension, memorable characters, and really cool action setpieces with the camera chasing behind the madness.
That is disappointing to hear. But hey, maybe itāll still surprise me. āPretty Thingā sounds like itās a ghost story with haunting imagery, but absent of the 70s-like satanic panic element that elevated the dread for āThe Blackcoatās Daughterā.
On a completely unrelated note, Jacob Elordi is replacing Andrew Garfield as the monster in Del Toro's Frankenstein. Call me crazy butā¦I think Elordi is better suited for the role? Feel the same bittersweet way about it as I did with the whole Gosling -> Abbott switcheroo for Wolfman. Both projects are still looking promising so far.
407 dark flight (2012)
its got just enough fukkery to be entertaining
its got just enough fukkery to be entertaining
Sick boy (2012)
popped up on my plex share so i gave it spin
typical do not open the locked door horror with a twist
the buildup is rather slow- but the third act is actually pretty good
popped up on my plex share so i gave it spin
typical do not open the locked door horror with a twist
the buildup is rather slow- but the third act is actually pretty good
Apparently Pedro Pascal bounced from Zach Creggerās āWeaponsā to prioritize Fantastic Four. Which, from his POV, is understandableā¦dude is one of the hardest working actors right now, but 
Duke Dixon
Superstar
So this is the Radio Silence Universal Monster Movie. I don't know why I thought it wouldn't be a comedy. Still looks fun. I didn't know Giancarlo Esposito was in the movie or Katheryn Newton.
I havenāt watched the trailer yet and Iām gonna try to keep it that way, but Iām glad Melissa is getting the shine here again with RS. Spyglass/Paramount out here competing with Majors when it comes to the most bizarre goal-line fumbles.
Heard itās putting its own spin to the Draculaās Daughter thing. Premise sounds like one of those wild āIām not trapped in here with yāall, yāall are trapped in here with meā flicks and those are always a fun time.
storyteller
Superstar
Fire cast! This looks like it'll be a fun one, though I kinda rolled my eyes at the ballerina fighting moves because it feels like a producer saw M3GAN go viral for that one dance bit in the trailer and said "we need dance stuff!"
Lmao, I honestly thought it was a āM3GANā sequel when I first peeped the poster. Like, if that film and āBlack Swanā had done a DBZ-style fusion dance. Wasnāt until I read Radio Silence was involved that I fully connected the dots on what the project actually is.
storyteller
Superstar
The opening of the trailer gave me Black Swan vibes, too! I know exactly what you mean. I saw Giancarlo Esposito in the trailer and it had me, because I stan his work. Then the rest of the cast started popping up, and it's got some really familiar faces. So, the trailer got me before I realized Radio Silence was attached but that gives me a lot of optimism about the project.