Essential The Official Coli Horror Film Thread: Discussion, Recommendations And Murder.

[Dominic Brehetto]

I think these are all pretty great

Last part of his "Apartment Trilogy" with Rosemary's Baby and Repulsion. Really dope psychological horror. Classic shyt.

One of the first films to show/sympathise with the killer's point of view. The controversy ended the director's career. If you like Hitchcock you should dig it.

Old af (1945) but still great anthology from Ealing Studios. First possessed ventriloquist dummy in cinema.

If I had to recommend one film tho

Best horror film I've seen in years, but it might not be for everyone. If you do watch it go in blind/ no googles. I think it's on Netflix/ Amazon Prime right now as well

Its funny I saw the picture for kill list On netflix and something about it drew me in so I added it to my que. Probably watch it tonight.

 

[hex]

Just watched antichrist the other night

Have you watched nymphomaniac yet?



I heard theyre doing a remake of jacobs ladder That movies already perfect.




So you recommend the us version of funny games? Havent seen either.

Nah I haven't watched "Nymphomaniac" yet.

Yeah the U.S. version, but it's by the same director and a shot-for-shot remake anyway.

What other movies from my list had you seen?

"Jacob's Ladder" remake?

Fred.

 

[Dominic Brehetto]

"Jacob's Ladder" (I hope you see this, it's the basis for the "Silent Hill" video games)
"They Live" (classic Carpenter, you probably already seen it)
'78 "Invasion Of The Body Snatchers"
"Audition"
"Inside"
"Trick R Treat" (basically a modern day "Creepshow"....I hope you seen "Creepshow")
"Creepshow" (if you ain't)
"In The Mouth Of Madness" (great slept on Carpenter movie, maybe you seen it)
"The Descent"
Lars Von Trier's "The Antichrist"
"Phantoms"
"Event Horizon"
"Hellraiser" 1 & 2
"Funny Games" (the '07 remake by the same director)
[REC] (Spanish movie "Quarantine" was based on)
"Feast"
Romero's "Day Of The Dead" (the GOAT zombie movie IMO)
"The Brood"

Some of those are classic, some are just or entertaining.

Fred.

From the list the only ones i havent seen are
Audition
Inside
Hellraiser
Rec(seen quarantine)
Feast
The brood



Is rec that much better than quarantine? I actually liked quarantine though i find jennifer carpenter annoying.





They live is such a classic. That like ten minute long fistfight in an 80 minute movie




I liked all the ones you listed that ive seen.



Affleck was the bomb in phantons yo.

 

[hex]

From the list the only ones i havent seen are
Audition
Inside
Hellraiser
Rec(seen quarantine)
Feast
The brood



Is rec that much better than quarantine? I actually liked quarantine though i find jennifer carpenter annoying.





They live is such a classic. That like ten minute long fistfight in an 80 minute movie




I liked all the ones you listed that ive seen.



Affleck was the bomb in phantons yo.

I prefer [REC] because it has better acting and it's grimier looking so it seems like it could actually happen. The American version looked a bit too clean, if that makes sense.

Also the scene in the apartment towards the end of [REC] perfectly explains exactly what's happening. There's an audio log they find, if I remember correctly in the American version the audio is just a jumbled mess. Which was a really weird decision since it's a pivotal part of the plot.

Fred.

 

[hex]

@Prodigal Syndicate actually I'm tripping, the info is presented in the apartment in "Quarantine" but they completely change the audio and the reason for the outbreak. The original reason/audio is a lot creepier IMO.

Fred.

 

[Jx2]

Session 9 (My mom interned at the mental facility in this movie when she was in college )
Slither
Pet Cemetary
Pontypool (Completely different take on the zombie genre that's been beaten to death for some time now imo)
The Shining obviously
Cabin Fever ( I like it, some hate it )
Gothic

 

[Nubcake162]

Well if you haven't seen The Thing (1982) your doing yourself a disservice. The Thing is about a shape shifting alien that some American scientists find. I don't wanna spoil anything but it is a very suspenseful movie with very creative monster designs and amazing practical effects, and of course Kurt Russell :D

 

[BXKingPin82]

That movie "Feast"
Theres like 3 of them shyts I think
The many levels of fukkery in that series is incredible

The way that monster did Cole from Martin

 

[Dominic Brehetto]

Well if you haven't seen The Thing (1982) your doing yourself a disservice. The Thing is about a shape shifting alien that some American scientists find. I don't wanna spoil anything but it is a very suspenseful movie with very creative monster designs and amazing practical effects, and of course Kurt Russell :D

The thing is the goat.


I own it on vhs, dvd and blu ray.

 

[BlackAchilles]

You seen Absentia?

 

[Dominic Brehetto]

You seen Absentia?

Nah breh whats that

 

[Nubcake162]

The thing is the goat.


I own it on vhs, dvd and blu ray.

Oh my bad you should check out Demons and Demons 2
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0089013/
I never hear anyone talk about these zombie movies probally because they are foreign but definitely worth the watch.

 

[BlackAchilles]

Nah breh whats that

Low budget netflix horror, of the weird/supernatural variety. I really liked it.

 

[DaveyDave]

jesus he's really trying hard to shake that Frodo image

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

Seen conjuring and james wan films.


Also from this thread already seen vhs 1&2, maniac, martyrs, serbian film.



Ive seen most mainstream horror films. Seen a few foreign horror flicks like high tension.



I guess im more looking for cult classics, foreign films, old classics that i just havent seen, and just the most fukked up ones.

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