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Essential The Official Coli Horror Film Thread: Discussion, Recommendations And Murder.
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The one I found didn't have subtitles for the Vietnamese dialogue
Hmmmm....gotta check this out.
The Nightmare
This is the 2006 version right?
You're not ranting....You're validating your opinion.That's what we're here for...I respect that. Here's a link you might be interested in-You can't say I'm wrong. Didn't mean to rant, just pointing out the obvious. White people wanna get killed.
I barely watch t.v. now on a regular basis so I buy box sets & binge. I'm buying 20 movies horror collections from before I was born to this year. Some white chick still trips & falls, some white dude keeping details a secret for no reason, white people someplace they have no business being seeing what that noise was. By the end I'm begging the killer to finish them before he gets caught, LOL. My kids look at their mom family like"White People"
I'm gonna watch a bunch more but I'm just saying. With logical Black people involved this wouldn't happen.
http://www.blackhorrormovies.com/best-horror-movies-with-black-stars/
If we have "The Gate" on this list could we include "People Under the Stairs" ?
1st: The Fog -original version (Shudder)
2nd: The Hitcher (HBO Go)
3rd: The Descent (HBO Now/Amazon/Youtube)
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)
23rd: Phantasm (Amazon/Youtube)
24th: Phantasm 3: Lord of the Dead (Amazon Prime/Shudder)
25th: Devil (Starz/Amazon/Youtube)
26th: Demons (YouTube)
27th: The People Under The Stairs (Youtube/Amazon/Itunes)
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2nd: The Hitcher (HBO Go)
3rd: The Descent (HBO Now/Amazon/Youtube)
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)
23rd: Phantasm (Amazon/Youtube)
24th: Phantasm 3: Lord of the Dead (Amazon Prime/Shudder)
25th: Devil (Starz/Amazon/Youtube)
26th: Demons (YouTube)
27th: The People Under The Stairs (Youtube/Amazon/Itunes)
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Enjoy your life and loved ones.
Saw The VVitch (2015) 
I appreciated the dialogue and pacing. I was never bored and completely sucked in. The movie builds wonderfully to the third act. Going in, I didn't expect the movie to be so biblical but I appreciated that aspect as well.
I like how the witch was presented. Her true form being used scantly. Focusing on the family drama, getting you absorbed in that while the witch mostly played the background. The feeling of dread is present throughout. It was smart how the witch knew how to play on the family's insecurities and desires. I'll say no more about that. The acting here was great as well.
This is one of the best 'recent' horror films I've seen. I know the majority of ya'll have already seen it but in case you haven't I recommend it.
I appreciated the dialogue and pacing. I was never bored and completely sucked in. The movie builds wonderfully to the third act. Going in, I didn't expect the movie to be so biblical but I appreciated that aspect as well.
I like how the witch was presented. Her true form being used scantly. Focusing on the family drama, getting you absorbed in that while the witch mostly played the background. The feeling of dread is present throughout. It was smart how the witch knew how to play on the family's insecurities and desires. I'll say no more about that. The acting here was great as well.
This is one of the best 'recent' horror films I've seen. I know the majority of ya'll have already seen it but in case you haven't I recommend it.
Hereditary is crazy
You're late. Some of us loved this movie. And then the rest of the townspeople of this thread cast us out into the woods as fans of schlocky intellectual indie films. Now my whole family is dead and I live my life for The WitchSaw The VVitch (2015)
I appreciated the dialogue and pacing. I was never bored and completely sucked in. The movie builds wonderfully to the third act. Going in, I didn't expect the movie to be so biblical but I appreciated that aspect as well.
I like how the witch was presented. Her true form being used scantly. Focusing on the family drama, getting you absorbed in that while the witch mostly played the background. The feeling of dread is present throughout. It was smart how the witch knew how to play on the family's insecurities and desires. I'll say no more about that. The acting here was great as well.
This is one of the best 'recent' horror films I've seen. I know the majority of ya'll have already seen it but in case you haven't I recommend it.
Watching this Malevolent joint on NETFLIX
Maaaaaaaaan! If this Jackson kid dont get hit with the most painful death i swear!
A-1 a$$hole character.
Maaaaaaaaan! If this Jackson kid dont get hit with the most painful death i swear!
A-1 a$$hole character.
