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You might be right, it’s been many years since I’ve watched it. I just remember it feeling/looking really cheap. I think it may have been unfinished.
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Kvlt! posted:Is getting Full Moon streaming worth it or should I not waste my time on it? Well, do you like horrible Full Moon movies? Do you want to pay money for horrible Full Moon movies?
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Slackerish posted:The Den is one of the best found footage movies I've ever seen, watched it the other night. Worth noting that I'm loving tired of the genre. It didn't do anything amazing. Best praise I can give it is that is was better than Evidence. And at the end I thought it was pretty clear that it was a whole clan of folks running a snuff site
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Crackerman posted:For Exorcist 3 Blatty didn’t want an exorcism scene, it was forced on him by the studio. His book, Legion - which the film is adapted from, doesn’t have one and ends a lot better and in a much more interesting way than the film. Oh, I know that. I'm more scratching my head at how we ended up with 3 1/2 Exorcist sequels that were all done by people who apparently did not want to make an honest sequel to the Exorcist. I mean, there are HOW many ripoffs to The Exorcist around? Surely one of those guys would jump at the chance to handle the real thing. The Beginning isn't a good movie, but I'll give it props for a few things: - In fairness, I do feel like this one was meant to be "The Exorcist in Africa" but in order to preserve the plot twist they couldn't get their full-on possession action going until the end, when you combine that with the vastly different setting the movie feels incredibly unrelated. - The African tribe's attempt at an exorcism is a legit interesting and visually striking sequence. - Both this and Exorcist III both do a surprisingly good job of making it feel we're facing the same demon despite it being in completely different people. This actually makes The Beginning unintentionally humorous since the entire movie is filled with serious-acting Europeans and Africans and suddenly this foul-mouthed American accented, grown-up, slutty version of Linda Blair appears and is all like "shove your cock up my rear end, father, rar!"
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Just watched All Cheerleaders Die and thought it was great in a silly, campy 2-PM-rainy-Sunday kinda way. Take "Heathers" and "The Craft" and put 'em both into a blender and this would be the result. Not the best movie ever made or even a good one but still so much fun and I suspect that was the intention. You can probably guess what the movie's about based on the title alone and the "The Craft" comparison and you'd be right. I love horror because it's really maybe the only genre where "bad" can still mean "good" if done in the right way.
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Aug 3, 2014 18:23
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I want really dirty , filthy , nihilistic 1980s B scifi horror / horror. Just watched Forbidden Planet what should I move onto? Please no Troma. Stuff that has Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer vibe it it. Just kind of in the mood for nihilistic sex and gore horror. Don't know why. Prefer to stay away from Troma and Zombie films. Stuff like Demons I think that was the 80s or like Maniac Cop 2. Hollismason fucked around with this message at 22:04 on Aug 3, 2014 |
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Hollismason posted:I want really dirty , filthy , nihilistic 1980s B scifi horror / horror. No Zombies. Just watched Forbidden Planet what should I move onto? Please no Troma. Man Bites Dog.
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Eh , it has the nihilistic tone, but i've seen it to much to get any real enjoyment out of it. I'm going back and rewatching movies from greater that 20+ years ago, just the kind of stuff you pick up off the shelf in the Video store horror section as a kid because it has a disturbing cover or a kick rear end cover. 80s horror.
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Hollismason posted:Eh , it has the nihilistic tone, but i've seen it to much to get any real enjoyment out of it. Hitcher was mentioned a few pages ago, if you haven't already seen that it's plenty nihilistic.
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That's a really good one, I haven't seen the original in 20+ years. Just trying to rewatch all the older stuff I watched. What was the name of that series where it had that monster inside a toilet? I think people remember the cover of the VHS it was like this Goblin and it was inside a toilet? Something to do with Circuses. I think it was a series.
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Hollismason posted:What was the name of that series where it had that monster inside a toilet? I think people remember the cover of the VHS it was like this Goblin and it was inside a toilet? Ghoulies.
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Ghoulies II is a pretty fun movie, if you like 80's puppet monster movies. I didn't really care for the first one too much though.
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Hollismason posted:I want really dirty , filthy , nihilistic 1980s B scifi horror / horror. Just watched Forbidden Planet what should I move onto? Please no Troma. I'd suggest Schramm, if you haven't seen it.
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Hollismason posted:I want really dirty , filthy , nihilistic 1980s B scifi horror / horror. Just watched Forbidden Planet what should I move onto? Please no Troma. The Bunny Game
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Hollismason posted:I want really dirty , filthy , nihilistic 1980s B scifi horror / horror. Just watched Forbidden Planet what should I move onto? Please no Troma. Angst (1983)
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Dissapointed Owl posted:Angst (1983) Seconding this.
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My super-grimy thriller recommendation: Ms. 45, Combat Shock, Nightmare in a Damaged Brain, and Schramm
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Just finished up The Den, the movie was raw as gently caress. Too many jump scares and I didn't care much for the ending but brutal and enjoyable.
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Sire Oblivion posted:Just finished up The Den, the movie was raw as gently caress. Too many jump scares and I didn't care much for the ending but brutal and enjoyable. Me too. Had its flaws, but, overall, I don't regret the time spent watching it. 3/5 stars
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Forbidden Planet, Schramm, and lovely found footage horror all on the same page? I love this thread. E: I thought The Den was pretty fun. There were some fun little random omegele skits in it and the action was rather brutal. Jigoku fucked around with this message at 09:07 on Aug 4, 2014 |
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Dissapointed Owl posted:Angst (1983) One of the best horror movies ever, in my opinion. I enjoyed The Den quite a bit as well. Found footage fanboy here, though. Annnd I still haven't watched Occult. I apologize! I will do so soon. If it's any consolation, I suffered through the remake of One Missed Call (2008). That and No One Lives (2012), which I watched last week, are two of the worst horror films I've EVER seen. EDIT: Vastarien posted:I'd suggest Schramm, if you haven't seen it. Any of those German directors (Buttgereit, also Schnaas and Ittenbach) would probably work here. Oliver Reed fucked around with this message at 17:30 on Aug 4, 2014 |
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I still sorta like One Missed Call.
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:I still sorta like One Missed Call. I can top that, I own Stay Alive on DVD.
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Is that the die in the game die in real life Frankie Muniz thing?
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:Is that the die in the game die in real life Frankie Muniz thing? Yes. It's awful. I love it.
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Coffee And Pie posted:Yes. It's awful. I love it. I saw it on a date and she wanted to leave during it, I said OK. Ten minutes later, she fell asleep watching it, and I watched that piece of poo poo to the very end.
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The only two movies I've ever come close to walking out of were horror movies. 1) Identity which I only didn't because the final straw was the last second twist and then the movie was over. 2) Hide and Seek which was hot garbage all the way through and I probably would have bounced if there was anyone else in the theater except me and two friends.
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I was this close to walking out of Deliver Us From Evil. That movie was loving trying me, man. Oh and yeah, I like The Den, too. Seems fitting that it would release in Russia first.
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weekly font posted:The only two movies I've ever come close to walking out of were horror movies. Dislike both of these movies. Hide and Seek was just boring to the point where I can't remember it and Identity had that dumb twist.
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Coffee And Pie posted:I can top that, I own Stay Alive on DVD. I hadn't heard of this before but I need to order it based on the fact that Frankie Muniz dies in it.
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Oliver Reed posted:Speaking of bottom of the barrel horror, where's the Feardotcom love?? Tucked away with my general love of cyberthrillers. What's the one with Diane Lane(?) where the killer takes control of her car via COM-PEW-TOR.
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weekly font posted:Tucked away with my general love of cyberthrillers. What's the one with Diane Lane(?) where the killer takes control of her car via COM-PEW-TOR. Untraceable.
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Thanks for the suggestions, I am quitting smoking maybe why that's I'm in the mood for that stuff. I'll check all the suggestions out.
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Hollismason posted:Thanks for the suggestions, I am quitting smoking maybe why that's I'm in the mood for that stuff. I feel you dude. I am working on quitting dip right now and have A Serbian Film, Hostel, August Underground, the Bunny Game and Gruesome lined up for tonights viewing.
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Kvlt! posted:I feel you dude. I am working on quitting dip right now and have A Serbian Film, Hostel, August Underground, the Bunny Game and Gruesome lined up for tonights viewing. Yeesh. I would maybe do two of those in one night.
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So I'm about to ask like the exact opposite question. On Thursday I take the MCAT and after months of studying I'd like to loving unwind. I'm gonna catch up on movies I haven't seen this year like Godzilla and Under the Skin but I want some movies I can just put on and get high and enjoy. I also haven't watched a horror movie since The Conjuring. I'm trying to ride a good vibes wave so what I'm looking for are some horror movies that aren't going to bum me out. I know that sounds contradictory but I know they exist. Just looking for some stuff where someone gets out alive and good triumphs over evil in some way. Even if it's just "final girl kills the bad dude." Maybe it's half that I'm burned out on the endings of found footage and maybe it's half that I'm not trying to be a cynical gently caress for once in my life.
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weekly font posted:So I'm about to ask like the exact opposite question. The Orphanage, Insidious: Chapter Two, The Changeling are all pretty good ones Edit: You've likely seen it already, but there's always Poltergeist
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It Just Got Worse posted:The Orphanage, Insidious: Chapter Two, The Changeling are all pretty good ones Rewatching the Insidii is an awesome idea. Buuuut if I remember The Orphanage correctly that ends on a huge bummer.
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