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Essential The Official Coli Horror Film Thread: Discussion, Recommendations And Murder.
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I HATE YOU
you're not right, not right all
you're a whole fool for this one.
Shudder has a documentary "cursed films" series coming out!!!!
Legendary films that had a lot of ill-fated consequences and circumstances
Shudder's Cursed Films Trailer Explores Legendary Ill-Fated Horror Movie Productions | KZK101
Sometimes, what goes on behind the scenes of some of our favorite horror movies are much more terrifying than what winds up on the screen. That point is really driven home in the upcoming Shudder series Cursed Films, which explores the tragic and strange coincidences during the productions of many classic movies. Ahead of the launch of the documentary series in April, Shudder has gone ahead and unveiled a trailer for Cursed Films, and it does a fine job at letting us know what we can expect to see from the series. You can take a look at it below.
As seen in the trailer, multiple horror titles will be showcased for their supposed curses in Cursed Films. That of course includes the Tobe Hooper horror movie Poltergeist, which is famous for an alleged curse which took the lives of several major cast members. Sadly, that includes the horrific deaths of child actress Heather O’Rourke and 22-year-old star Dominique Dunne. As Poltergeist has long been a prime example of a movie many people believe to be cursed, the “Poltergeist Curse” has been touched on many times in television previously, which includes getting its own edition of E! True Hollywood Story
Several familiar genre stars will also be appearing in the series, which you might have noticed if you checked out the official trailer. This includes the popular Jason Voorhees actor Kane Hodder, The Exorcist star Linda Blair, The Hills Have Eyes actor Michael Berryman, The Toxic Avenger director Lloyd Kaufman, The Omen director Richard Donner, Poltergeist III director Gary Sherman, and Blumhouse VP of Feature Film Development Ryan Turek. Genre historians will be speaking about the cursed movies as well, and it will be entertaining to see these stories regaled from people on both sides of the production.
Cursed Films will debut on Shudder starting on April 2
Legendary films that had a lot of ill-fated consequences and circumstancesShudder's Cursed Films Trailer Explores Legendary Ill-Fated Horror Movie Productions | KZK101
Sometimes, what goes on behind the scenes of some of our favorite horror movies are much more terrifying than what winds up on the screen. That point is really driven home in the upcoming Shudder series Cursed Films, which explores the tragic and strange coincidences during the productions of many classic movies. Ahead of the launch of the documentary series in April, Shudder has gone ahead and unveiled a trailer for Cursed Films, and it does a fine job at letting us know what we can expect to see from the series. You can take a look at it below.
As seen in the trailer, multiple horror titles will be showcased for their supposed curses in Cursed Films. That of course includes the Tobe Hooper horror movie Poltergeist, which is famous for an alleged curse which took the lives of several major cast members. Sadly, that includes the horrific deaths of child actress Heather O’Rourke and 22-year-old star Dominique Dunne. As Poltergeist has long been a prime example of a movie many people believe to be cursed, the “Poltergeist Curse” has been touched on many times in television previously, which includes getting its own edition of E! True Hollywood Story
Several familiar genre stars will also be appearing in the series, which you might have noticed if you checked out the official trailer. This includes the popular Jason Voorhees actor Kane Hodder, The Exorcist star Linda Blair, The Hills Have Eyes actor Michael Berryman, The Toxic Avenger director Lloyd Kaufman, The Omen director Richard Donner, Poltergeist III director Gary Sherman, and Blumhouse VP of Feature Film Development Ryan Turek. Genre historians will be speaking about the cursed movies as well, and it will be entertaining to see these stories regaled from people on both sides of the production.
Cursed Films will debut on Shudder starting on April 2
War declared...
SATANIC PANIC panic was a really enjoyable flick.
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Superstar
I've only seen 2 movies on this list, bout to go HAM checking out some of the others. Knife+Heart looks wild.
Soon as I’m out this staff meeting
ohhhhhhhhhh noooooooo... this is about to CRAZYYYYYY. I'M IN...
Bookmarking this for assessing later. This is about to be an epic year for horror films, ladies and gents.
Well damn 
Foot on neck season for you- check the sig.