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

[Lootpack]

Blumhouse's The Invisible Man plot details finally revealed

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

Blumhouse's The Invisible Man plot details finally revealed

i love the hg well's originals..Claude Rains was just marvellous!

 

[Lootpack]

list includes some of the genre’s bloodiest kills, scariest villains, and most shocking jump scares, with death scenes from “It” (2017), “Scream” (1996), “The Blair Witch Project” (1999), “The Texas Chain Saw Massacre” (1974),

Scream's bait-and-switch that they pulled with Drew Barrymore in the first 15 minutes of the film gotta be default Top 3 for me.

 

[Jello Biafra]

Anybody seen or heard of this one? Theater is showing it, so I'm gonna try to catch it when I can.

I really want to see this movie. It's been getting crazy positive reviews and people have been comparing director Issa Lopez's work in this to early Guillermo del Toro and I guess del Toro agrees because he is producing her next movie that's about werewolf cowboys or something.

 

[ThirdAct]

Saw Tigers are Not Afraid a couple days ago, real good film. Be prepared, though, it's pretty fukking depressing.

 

[Neuromancer]

This thread makes me ask about 'Dracula Untold'

I liked it and thought it should have had a sequel but it wasn't horror or comedy. Perhaps more action/drama.

I doubt we'll ever get a good Dracula horror movie as white girls love these metrofang faggos.

A horror movie should be just that: horror and terror.

I fell asleep during this. I wanted to like this so bad.

 

[Neuromancer]

Any Lovecraft type shyt out?

 

[Neuromancer]

Question for everyone: do you want your horror flick to be scary and fun or just scary? Or just fun?

Listening to this podcast where they’re doing a draft on the Jason and Freddy franchises and it’s interesting hearing different perspectives on why one is ranked over another. But one of the guests just said he doesn’t want his nightmare on elm st movies to be “fun,” he wants them to be primal and evoke a real sense of dread. Which is why he ranks nightmare 1 over nightmare 3.

So yeah what say you all?

Scary and fun. When I say fun I want to enjoy the story as well as the horror atmosphere. I'm a big fan of Lovecraftian horror cosmic psychological stuff we can't comprehend but are none the less frightening. In the Mouth of Madness, The Void and The Banshee Chapter are movies that scare me but the Thing is my favorite horror film.

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

Blumhouse's The Invisible Man plot details finally revealed

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

Scary and fun. When I say fun I want to enjoy the story as well as the horror atmosphere. I'm a big fan of Lovecraftian horror cosmic psychological stuff we can't comprehend but are none the less frightening. In the Mouth of Madness, The Void and The Banshee Chapter are movies that scare me but the Thing is my favorite horror film.

What are examples of movies that you would consider both scary and fun?

 

[Neuromancer]

Fast and Furious Presents...

Art the clown goes to jail. nikka gonna end up like Ernest.

 

[Neuromancer]

What are examples of movies that you would consider both scary and fun?

The Thing, The Banshee Chapter, The Ritual. In the Mouth of Madness, Halloween 1, 3 and 2018.

Each have interesting Lore and frightening realities that exist in their respective universes.

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

Any Lovecraft type shyt out?

DreadCentral and IMDB has a list of Lovecraft "inspired" films
Best H.P. Lovecraft Inspired Films - IMDb
Top 11 Lovecraftian Horror Films

also it would be rude of me not to add that @Jello Biafra HIGHLY recommends that you watch "Incident in Ghostland" ..

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

The Thing, The Banshee Chapter, The Ritual. In the Mouth of Madness, Halloween 1, 3 and 2018.

Each have interesting Lore and frightening realities that exist in their respective universes.

I would also say The Descent, The Good Son, Final Destination (all except for the first one) and Orphan to include in that category too. They were engaging movies and storylines, fun to watch; they're the type of movies where there is a mystery to see what the ending will consist of. Like who would have expected that the "little girl" was actually a psychopathic adult who pretends to be a child in order to get adopted and McCauley's character throwing that fake body over the bridge...

 

[Neuromancer]

I would also say The Descent, The Good Son and Orphan to include in that category too. They were engaging movies and storylines, fun to watch; they're the type of movies where there is a mystery to see what the ending will consist of. Like who would have expected that the "little girl" was actually a psychopathic adult who pretends to be a child in order to get adopted and McCauley's character throwing that fake body over the bridge...

Was the Decent really the creatures or the main character killing her friends?