I found the previous movie from a reddit recommendation. I saw the following trailer for this upcoming Horror movie which I thought looked pretty cool, and somebody said "If that looks cool, check this out from the same writers!"

This looks cool too:

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Great Little British Horror film hopefully you guys can find it over there.

Saint Maud (2020)

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Downloading. Thanks. That looks pretty creepy.

Reminds me, when is Barry coming back?

No clue what Barry is. The Bill Hader TV series showing up in search results? Good?

Yeah, very good. The blonde friend with all the questions in the trailer is a costar.

Barry is a dark comedy, but it's not so much about the comedy as the comedy just comes out in the narrative. Hader is a primo marksman hitman who happens upon a theatre class while escaping a hit gone wrong. He wants to leave the life of crime and be an actor after he has an epiphany in the class. And thus far it's him juggling trying to get out of 'the life' and shield his actor friends from it at the same time.

The blonde in the trailer is a fellow actor who he develops a crush on, and she has her own narrative about the depredations of trying to be a working/struggling young actor, and of course oblivious to his double life as they start to date.

I'll check that out. Thanks!

Huh, I liked it very much. They probably had permission but IDK it's a good question.

This one was enjoyable, though obviously a departure from the originals.

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If anyone was curious about this, it's a cheap teen jump-scare movie. Nothing original, no sense of "thrill". No particularly suspenseful moment. Full of cliches. The CGI is inconsistent. "Mary" can look creepy in one scene, and then cheap and low-budget in another.

If you're a horror fan you won't be impressed. If you like cheap jump scares you might be into it.

I like Jeffrey Dean Morgan a lot. I was gonna check that one out just because he's in it. I hate cheap jump scare horror movies though so at least now I know what to expect.

Horror comedy with a draw I seem to recall has some interest in CP circles.

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Whatever else it turns out to be, this one appears to have star power

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I watched The Day of the Beast which is a horror/comedy from '95

Don't bother with it unless you're into super goofy, Euro 90s stuff, but felt everyone should know about Maria Grazia Cucinotta

For the Sake of Vicious was pretty entertaining

I'm mostly in it for the synth and violence so I probably enjoyed it more than most (although the synth ranges from great to overdone at times)

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This looks more action than horror but there's a zombie tiger so I'll plant this here. Also, I forgot about 'The Gambler'. Good song.

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I just finished the Saw series. Highly recommended.

This made my night last night.

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Psycho Goreman is close to being everything but needed a bigger budget in the kills and a much heavier synth. Otherwise a fun horror comedy.

I want to see this I just hate that they shown so much in the trailer a simple title to the movie and I'm in.

Although i was able to predict things I did really enjoy The Conjuring The Devil Made Me Do It.

Same here! I love the homage they paid to The Exorcist and The Shining as well.

Watched Superdeep on Shudder last night.

Basically its some Russians exploring a borehole and encounter an invasive fungus, or something. Boring as hell for 95% of the movie then gets kind of good towards the end...but only kind of.

I can't recommend it and the only reason I'm posting about it is Milena Radulović boulder smuggling in a tight sweater throughout. Unfortunately we never get to see them pups but she caught my attention.

That's a fun movie. Did you watch an English dub? It's funnier dubbed imo. I'm not sure if there is is an official release with an English audio track, but several years ago I made a custom job merging the dvd with the audio track from a vhs release. Copies may still be floating around some movie trackers.

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Have you seen The Rite with Anthony Hopkins? Holy shit it's a good one.


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Subtitled but I'd be interested in revisiting with a dubbed version

It's baaa-ack

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Watching this now. I really like it.

V/H/S 94

More of the same except better. There's some first person filming that gets annoying but I pretty much enjoyed each story. There's some creative gore, actual funny parts, and unexpected twists.

Easily the best since the original and possibly the best in the franchise.

The Medium

Mockumentary team filming a particular shaman in a Thailand village and a bunch of crazy super natural shit pops off.

Possibly a little long in the tooth with complete brain shutoff required but really well filmed and acted. More horrifying than scary and has a couple truly ****ed up moments. It also flashes some brief but quality Asian titties as a bonus.

Recommended Asian horror.

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This kind of information is what needs to be included in any quality review of a horror movie. I'm totally serious about this. It used to bug the shit out of me when people would upload a shitty horror movie to a tracker and not include screenshots of tits. I mean you click on a new upload of Lifeforce (1985) in the sure and certain hope of seeing Mathilda May's legendary rack and instead the closest thing you get to a boob is a pic of Patrick Stewart's head.

p.s. fwiw the best pair of titties I ever saw in a horror movie was in Brain Dead (2007).

100%

This movie was like 2.5 hours long and while enjoying it I spent 2.49 hours of it thinking about how great it would be to see her tits. Like every other dude watching and ~50% of woman watching.

If anyone were to go back and read some of my critiques of horror movies, lack of tits is usually called out.

Horror tits, gore tits, whatever you want to call them, they are 100% horror ethos.

An unfortunate Covid casualty was a video store around the corner from me that specialized in obscure and foreign horror dvds. They had an entire Sexploitation section that actually had really well made, albeit low budget, flicks.

Tits are undefeated and elevate literally everything. They're the butter on popcorn, the salt in food, the ****ing guitar solo.

Rewatched Chiefs vs. Titans 10/24/21 last night. It was horrifying. Had trouble sleeping...

I watched A Nightmare on Elm Street part 1 and 2. I had always noticed that the star of the sequel (Mark Patton)was gay but I had never realized how gay the movie itself was. The reviews of the movie on you tube garner an interesting perspective on the matter.

Watched The Omen last night and Omen 2 now


These are scary movies and looking forward to 3rd.

Just watched The Exorcist Directors Cut this weekend. I forgot how slow moving the film was. And all I could think was Linda Blair was like what...12 years old? They had her doing and saying some shit that made me cringe...horrifying film though.

Read the book.

ROFL

yeah I enjoyed that one

you guys who haven't seen it, watch "The Night Eats the World"

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We got halfway through "The Descent". This movie ticks a lot of boxes for a horror flick so far. Highly recommend this one.

Yes for sure bud!

Black Christmas (2019)

Frumpy 30 year old sorority girls vs the black magic (magic of color?) wielding patriarchy! Woke feminist horror with a PG 13 rating so you know it's gonna be super scary.

From the back of the dvd:


From the producer of Get Out and Halloween, comes a timely take on a cult horror classic as a campus killer comes to face a formidable group of friends in sisterhood. Hawthorne College is quieting down for the holidays. But as Riley Stone and her Mu Kappa Epsilon sisters prepare to deck the halls with a series of seasonal parties, a black-masked stalker begins killing sorority women one by one. As the body count rises, the sisters start to question whether they can trust any man. Whoever the killer is, he’s about to discover that this generation’s young women aren’t about to be anybody’s victims.




Needless to say, stick to the original 1974 version:

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If you're a fan of the Paranormal Activity franchise then you should check out the latest one that released last weekend. You can stream it on Paramount+.

IMO it's one of the better ones of the franchise and wraps up the story nice and neat. It fills in some of the blanks that the earlier movies left as cliffhangers.

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You've still gotta explain this one to me. I didn't see much connection to the other installments.

In Ghost Dimension, Toby was finally able to possess a real body, but that happened in like 2014 or something.



Unless I missed a bunch of big things, there really wasn't a connection.

Godamnit you mother****er now im the confused one and gotta go back and read some Paranormal lore. I swore i had it all figured out, maybe not haha.

I watched Hell House LLC on Amazon Prime tonight and I enjoyed it. It's part documentary, part found footage. I was thoroughly creeped out at points.

the first one from a few yrs back?

Yes, sir. I want to say from 2017, maybe..? Apparently there are two more. Have you seen them? Are they worth checking out?

yep - enjoyed each one (I think there was 3?).

I watched Wisconsin Death Trip and Exit Humanity last night.

The first is basically a re-enactment of news articles out of the paper in a town from 1890-1900. It really makes you appreciate how much we have and how bad things can be. Horror because this did and can happen.

Exit Humanity is an excellent indie flick with a small cast and the premise: what if a zombie outbreak happened right after the civil war? It's really impressive what they did with a tiny budget and how they got around it. The Sci-fi channel should be hiring directors like this.

OK, we watched the second. It definitely came off a little lower budget than the previous. The girlfriend and I both liked it, but agree that the first was probably better.

It's kind of hilarious because these movies have a pretty reliable formula that always creeps me out. The camera pans across the room, everything is the way it is; as it pans back you notice something is off, not the way it was just a second ago. Maybe it's a manakin that was facing away from the camera that's now looking directly at us, or there was a shadow in a corner and now it's gone. Very simple but it gets me every time.

Oh, and I also watched VHS 1994 or whatever. I didn't love this one.

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Wow the children acting and believable makes this a remarkably scary movie.

still watching it but I recommend.


Also hell of a role for Glenn Close she is amazing actress.

This short movie genuinely freaked me out, I do have trypophobia so if you you are like me it will possibly cause anxiety I had a few sleepless nights

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Holy crap I didn't realize this was a real thing but I definitely have it.

There was some popup ad for a skin disorder I saw on a website once and it freaked me out. Wish I hadn't googled the term but at least I'm aware of it now I guess.

Imma have to check that out. I came across some "Oats Studios" content and i thought i watched it all, but i don't remember this episode at all so clearly i missed some stuff.

That's the 5th episode of a series on Netflix called Oats Studios. It's a Neill Blomkamp side project. Trippy individual scifi episodes. Just OK. The effects are cool at times. But the dialog and acting is pretty cheesy.

Yeah a bit like Love+Death & Robots a mixed bag feels like each episode is or has been a pitch for a movie idea.

I thought Love Death Robots was better than Oats Studios. But again, i don't recall that episode that was posted. Is there more than 1 season?

It's S1 E5: Zygote

Yeah, i googled it. I believe i've only seen vol. 2. Wasn't aware it was volume 2 i watched, or that there was a vol 1.

Looking forward to watching volume 1 now.

There is no season 2 and they haven't said if there ever will be one. :shrug:

Fuggit. I blame the weed.

LMAO... we've all been there...

My usual is starting a series, falling asleep during the first few episodes, and the entire series finishes while I'm snoring away. Then it's an adventure to find the spot where I fell asleep...

I hated it. I can't believe it got some respectable reviews.

Idk if you’re into Mockumentary but I highly suggest Savageland, and Lake Mungo. Both those movies were a-****ing-mazing to me. My wife watched all of Savageland, and thought it was a real documentary. But she also thought Jackalopes were a real thing...

Lake Mungo was from the 3rd waive of the 8 Films to Die for Films. Super good movie IMHO`

The Beast on Netflix

The Black Phone looks insanely good (getting TONS of hype on Rotten Tomatoes currently sitting at 100%) Its from the director of Sinister (which I thought was an underrated horror film)
This film has Ethan Hawke in the villain role as the Grabber who kidnaps kids
This is Ethan Hawke as the Grabber
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I'd post the trailer BUT I gotta warn ya it shows way too much of the movie so its best to avoid it imo. It looks really good (comes out June 22,2022)

Yeah I dug this film as well. Also I love Gemma Arterton and wish she'd get more roles (or at least bigger roles cause she's talented and gorgeous to look at) She is a classy British actress that doesn't play the Hollywood games and doesn't do the whole "casting couch" bs . I respect that about her.

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That looked like it has true scare potential.

MarthaFocken yisss!!!!!!

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Looks wild as hell. I’m in!!

Scream 5 drops Tomorrow in theaters.

I watched this and was blown away and became Bette Davis and Joan Crawford fan. This I believe is more horrific than Misery and you have to watch it yourself to agree or disagree with me but it is worth watching.
I love discovering older movies that are ahead of it's time.

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I also like Bette Davis in Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte but most other Bette Davis movies I tried to watch had to pay for.

I watched Alien for the first time last night. It holds up really well after 40+ years. The chestburster was great, even though I'd seen that particular scene several times. Even scarier was the airshaft part with Dallas. The creature itself is a bit silly at all stages.

"It Follows" is worth watching