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Sorority babes at the slime ball bowl o rama. If anyone wants an 80s joint to put on tonight, let that be your pick.
Essential The Official Coli Horror Film Thread: Discussion, Recommendations And Murder.
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Sorority babes at the slime ball bowl o rama. If anyone wants an 80s joint to put on tonight, let that be your pick.
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Breh...the avi
Sorority babes at the slime ball bowl o rama. If anyone wants an 80s joint to put on tonight, let that be your pick.
Watched it last nightEdit: now that I think about it, I watched it for the first time last year on the strength of your recommendation
Edit: now that I think about it, I watched it for the first time last year on the strength of your recommendation
The midnight wimp bowling league
Straw Hat Luffy
Veteran
Ummm this completely different from the American version got damn this shyt wild
Everyone getting murked
Busan was dope!
That other was weird and dumb, imo.
But i wonder how this one is (from same director). Cannot find a stream:
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I had such high hopes for Piercing when I watched last year, I like Chris Abbott and Wasikowski is sometimes very on-point (sometimes not) but was pretty disappointed. For some, I feel like they will love this, but it ripped off too many movies and didn't pack a real punch of its own to me. I think the director had his eye on the fences instead of the ball, so to speak.
Train to Busan rocked.
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Friday night's movies were "Trick R Treat" & this year's "Haunt" - last night's movie was "Red Road".
Trick R Treat
- A lot of fanfare... for what? It's too many things to ever nail one idea, which is interesting because it seems to be one of the most praised anthology movies. Too glossy and polished to be dumb fun, too dumb to be actually funny or disturbing or memorable in any way. I know you're supposed to take everything with a grain of salt in horror but this one took the whole shaker, every few minutes I found myself saying "wow" and not in a good way. Super disappointed by this one.
Haunt
- Not a bad romp, takes the idea of a group of teens are trapped in a funhouse/puzzlebox type place and do what they can to get out while the body count stacks. Good kills and though it's fairly gruesome it doesn't get to a squeamish point (but I was a little drunk and high so that might have helped as a buffer).
Shudder originals have the benefit of 1. filmmakers who watched a lot of horror and know the tropes, and 2. filmmakers who are hungry enough for a break to take an extra step or two of care to add an extra layer to the story. This goes for the "girl with past abuse takes this new horrific situation as a reckoning for her trauma" theme, with mixed results. The bad guys are original enough, the saving grace being that their whole story of existence is not explained but left for inference.
Red Road
- Been on my watchlist forever, I liked the idea of a CCTV operator watching a criminal from her past. It takes the very indie-euro approach of slowly unraveling the protagonist's backstory through small lines of dialogue, letting you guess the source of her grief for the bulk of the runtime. The cinematography and settings were gorgeous in their depiction of dismal Scottish urban landscape and the people who inhabit it. As it turned out, it was much less of a horror/thriller than I anticipated and more of a character study of grief and trauma. I've watched a few dumb movies this week so I wasn't mad at the gear-shift, but definitely went in expecting something much different. Still recommended.
Trick R Treat
- A lot of fanfare... for what? It's too many things to ever nail one idea, which is interesting because it seems to be one of the most praised anthology movies. Too glossy and polished to be dumb fun, too dumb to be actually funny or disturbing or memorable in any way. I know you're supposed to take everything with a grain of salt in horror but this one took the whole shaker, every few minutes I found myself saying "wow" and not in a good way. Super disappointed by this one.
Haunt
- Not a bad romp, takes the idea of a group of teens are trapped in a funhouse/puzzlebox type place and do what they can to get out while the body count stacks. Good kills and though it's fairly gruesome it doesn't get to a squeamish point (but I was a little drunk and high so that might have helped as a buffer).
Shudder originals have the benefit of 1. filmmakers who watched a lot of horror and know the tropes, and 2. filmmakers who are hungry enough for a break to take an extra step or two of care to add an extra layer to the story. This goes for the "girl with past abuse takes this new horrific situation as a reckoning for her trauma" theme, with mixed results. The bad guys are original enough, the saving grace being that their whole story of existence is not explained but left for inference.
Red Road
- Been on my watchlist forever, I liked the idea of a CCTV operator watching a criminal from her past. It takes the very indie-euro approach of slowly unraveling the protagonist's backstory through small lines of dialogue, letting you guess the source of her grief for the bulk of the runtime. The cinematography and settings were gorgeous in their depiction of dismal Scottish urban landscape and the people who inhabit it. As it turned out, it was much less of a horror/thriller than I anticipated and more of a character study of grief and trauma. I've watched a few dumb movies this week so I wasn't mad at the gear-shift, but definitely went in expecting something much different. Still recommended.
Two episodes in and I’m VERY impressed with creepshow.
Campy as fukk and fully in on the joke, these go down like candy for me and reminds me of the joys of watching are you afraid of the dark or goosebumps when I was a kid.
Campy as fukk and fully in on the joke, these go down like candy for me and reminds me of the joys of watching are you afraid of the dark or goosebumps when I was a kid.
Watched Eli on NETFLIX.
Like someone said in that NETFLIX thread, shyt wasnt all that but I had to know just where it was going.
Cant front, the fukkery levels of like the last 20 minutes was actually worth it.
That shyt jumped on the "what the hell" train and went FULL STEAM AHEAD!!
Like someone said in that NETFLIX thread, shyt wasnt all that but I had to know just where it was going.
Cant front, the fukkery levels of like the last 20 minutes was actually worth it.
That shyt jumped on the "what the hell" train and went FULL STEAM AHEAD!!
Just was about to post about it . Great movie to me . Especially that ending . I booked my tickets for countdown this week as wellWatched Eli on NETFLIX.
Like someone said in that NETFLIX thread, shyt wasnt all that but I had to know just where it was going.
Cant front, the fukkery levels of like the last 20 minutes was actually worth it.
That shyt jumped on the "what the hell" train and went FULL STEAM AHEAD!!
why not I got amc alist . Disappointed I can’t see dr sleep early because I already got tickets to see the dub of one piece stampede
Haven't watched TRESPASSERS yet but I have watched all of the INTO THE DARK movie series and they all range from mediocre to absolute shyt.
Watched WOUNDS yesterday and it was somehow incoherent and dull as shyt.
Hulu is very hit and miss (seems like mostly miss) when it comes to horror.
Straw Hat Luffy
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I watched Ju-On 2. Pretty enjoyable. The first one was better of course. Both films put the American versions to shame.
Like maybe my memory is off, but the American versions split up a bunch of material from part 1's Japanese version.
From my memory, it seems like America's Grudge was dumbed down and focused on one main character.
Like maybe my memory is off, but the American versions split up a bunch of material from part 1's Japanese version.
From my memory, it seems like America's Grudge was dumbed down and focused on one main character.
Just finished watching this , ELi - every interesting take on an exorcism movie with an unexpected psychological twist I give it 6,5/10
Just finished watching this , ELi - every interesting take on an exorcism movie with an unexpected psychological twist I give it 6,5/10
also Rosemarie's baby
Lol Basically - that changed direction real quick