Oh ok.....that works too..(kind of what I've been doing these past couple of weekends anyway....) I might have some henny while I watch
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Essential The Official Coli Horror Film Thread: Discussion, Recommendations And Murder.
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I pulled up that Netflix app on my tv and that was the first screen that came up...it says "Netflix and Chills...Demons.Vampires..everything you need for a creepy night in" "See All"....I need to see this
....idk if it's based on individual preferences or if it shows up for everybody
That's from that movie, The Thing?? Where they worked together ?
They did all his early stuff so yeah the thing Halloween the fog big trouble in little China, escape from New York.
Also did Halloween 2 and Halloween 3 even though carpenter didn’t direct those. He just knows how to make a movie look gorgeous. He still works too. Go on IMDb and just look at the list of shyt he’s done; it’s kinda crazy
And yeah the thing
said he ain’t doing that shyt ever again cause he’s too old.
KevCo
Bond's gun spoke once....
Yea, I agree, but still liked the movie. Granted i listened to the podcast where he freestyled the idea and then i was like “he actually made a movie about that?”
Speaking of Kevin. Where would THIS fall in the horror category?
Nothing scarier than wicked kids!
Loved this flick
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You ever see the Bereavement movies?They did all his early stuff so yeah the thing Halloween the fog big trouble in little China, escape from New York.
Also did Halloween 2 and Halloween 3 even though carpenter didn’t direct those. He just knows how to make a movie look gorgeous. He still works too. Go on IMDb and just look at the list of shyt he’s done; it’s kinda crazy
And yeah the thing
Flex Grossman
Funky
I thought hellfest was dope. One of the better mainstream horror movies of the last few years.
Flex Grossman
Funky
To emphasize the male gaze. It’s a feminist director. It’s supposed to make the audience uncomfortable by lingering on it for too long.12 minutes into Revenge
great camera shots and transitions. The director of this movie already killed it and i usually don't even notice thing like this
No idea why they are so insistent on showing the flat ass of this white bytch for half the movie though
I know they are trying to build sexual tension to transition to the point of the movie, but damn
soundtrack is dope though
I mean to be fair she’s a female director
Take It In Blood
Banned
Train to Busan and I am Hero were the last foreign horror joints I've seen
Anything new drop since those joints?
Anything new drop since those joints?
@Jello Biafra youve got the master list right?
1st: The Fog -original version (Shudder)
2nd: The Hitcher (HBO Go)
3rd: The Descent (Netflix)
4th: Dead Snow (Netflix)
5th: Exorcist 3 (Amazon - Shudder)
6th: Texas Chainsaw Massacre - og version (Shudder)
7th: Joy Ride (Amazon Prime)
8th: Leslie Vernon - Behind the Mask (Amazon Prime/Shudder/Netflix)
9th: Hatchet (Amazon Prime)
10th: Grave Encounters (Shudder)
11th: Scream (Starz)
12th: I Am Not A Serial Killer (Netflix)
13th: Assault on Precinct 13 (Showtime/Amazon Prime)
14th: Cube (Netflix)
15th: The Gate (Shudder)
16th: Night of the Creeps
17th: The Town That Dreaded Sundown [2014] (Amazon Prime)
18th: Martyrs (Shudder/Amazon)
19th: Feast
20th: The Final Girls
21st: Dead-Alive (Netflix/Amazon)
22nd: We Need to Talk About Kevin (Hulu/Amazon)
storyteller
Veteran
I wanna try to get in on one of these group watches.
October 1st movie reaction: THE FOG
The Good
Adrienne Barbeau's DJ (and voice of the movie) Stevie was the best character in this entire movie and one of my favorite horror movie heroine's period. She was the cohesive unit that held this movie together for me from the smooth tone of her voice while doing the DJ thing to her figuring out there was something wrong with the fog to her turning into a fearful mom to finally her struggling to survive when her lighthouse studio got engulfed by the fog. It is amazing that aside from a few phone call scenes and the scenes with her son she interacted with no other characters and spent nearly the entirety of the movie alone on a single set.
I also loved the look of the film. The way Carpenter used darkness/shadows and space to frame scenes in a way that controlled how the levels of tension would go up and down. And of course the music was great. Nobody can make a synthesizer sound as ominous as John Carpenter.
The Bad
Aside from Barbeau's Stevie none of the other characters had any meat to them. It was a cast full of good actors stuck with shallow characters who it was hard to really give a flip about.
The final act of the movie was bit of a rushed mess with the fog rolling in fast and furious and the primary characters in the movie all finding themselves gathered in a single setting for the final showdown that ultimately ended with a fizzle. It was so underwhelming that the tacked on scene right before the credits felt like something that was done because everyone involved realized how meh the movie had ended.
The Ugly
I don't know if it was budget or what but the fact that there was so much time spent setting up the big town celebration yet the mviie never used that as a backdrop for terror and chaos as this viewer was expecting. The way the movie was isolated to just the few primary character sand the rest of the town was barely acknowledged at all was a major weakness in the film for me
The Good
Adrienne Barbeau's DJ (and voice of the movie) Stevie was the best character in this entire movie and one of my favorite horror movie heroine's period. She was the cohesive unit that held this movie together for me from the smooth tone of her voice while doing the DJ thing to her figuring out there was something wrong with the fog to her turning into a fearful mom to finally her struggling to survive when her lighthouse studio got engulfed by the fog. It is amazing that aside from a few phone call scenes and the scenes with her son she interacted with no other characters and spent nearly the entirety of the movie alone on a single set.
I also loved the look of the film. The way Carpenter used darkness/shadows and space to frame scenes in a way that controlled how the levels of tension would go up and down. And of course the music was great. Nobody can make a synthesizer sound as ominous as John Carpenter.
The Bad
Aside from Barbeau's Stevie none of the other characters had any meat to them. It was a cast full of good actors stuck with shallow characters who it was hard to really give a flip about.
The final act of the movie was bit of a rushed mess with the fog rolling in fast and furious and the primary characters in the movie all finding themselves gathered in a single setting for the final showdown that ultimately ended with a fizzle. It was so underwhelming that the tacked on scene right before the credits felt like something that was done because everyone involved realized how meh the movie had ended.
The Ugly
I don't know if it was budget or what but the fact that there was so much time spent setting up the big town celebration yet the mviie never used that as a backdrop for terror and chaos as this viewer was expecting. The way the movie was isolated to just the few primary character sand the rest of the town was barely acknowledged at all was a major weakness in the film for me
Just got home
Gonna try and watch og Fog if i can
Hubgry as fukk!
Gonna try and watch og Fog if i can
Hubgry as fukk!