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Franchescanado posted:MacheteZombie gave me a good idea for a gouache painting. It was very difficult, but I hope some of you like it! oh gently caress yeah this is fantastic Origami Dali posted:More horror art.  
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Like really how can I get some horror art to frame and hang in my office, please
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Sep 29, 2019 03:58
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Thanks for the kind words!COOL CORN posted:Like really how can I get some horror art to frame and hang in my office, please I need to make prints or set up a shop for people to order them. I'm better at making the paintings than mass producing and selling them. I also don't know which ones people would be interested in prints of. I know people liked my Invisible Man. (If there are any other artists lurking that know a good way to sell prints, I'm open to suggestions.) Franchescanado fucked around with this message at 04:04 on Sep 29, 2019 |
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Sep 29, 2019 04:02
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Gripweed posted:I haven't seen Escape From Tomorrow, but this review makes it sound like unwatchable garbage I had a lot of nostalgia tied up in it though, so I don't know how much that affected my experience.
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COOL CORN posted:Like really how can I get some horror art to frame and hang in my office, please Update: Here you go
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Sep 29, 2019 04:22
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I just hang up a bunch of mirrors. 
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Sep 29, 2019 05:19
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I do like one drawing every couple of years, and most of them aren't horror, but I did this last year.
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Sep 29, 2019 05:22
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For anyone that does art, keep posting that poo poo. It owns.
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Sep 29, 2019 05:37
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Origami Dali posted:I do like one drawing every couple of years, and most of them aren't horror, but I did this last year. This kicks rear end!
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Sep 29, 2019 05:38
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 Frankenstein's monster sketch concept
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Sep 29, 2019 05:50
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Microwave Massacre on Prime is all about Frosty the Snowman murdering his wife and cooking her in a microwave oven (because they were brand new and everyone still appended "oven" onto microwave). It's among the most bizarre horror movies I've seen. My childhood is ruined.
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Sep 29, 2019 06:30
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I watched the Child's Play reboot (re-imagining?) tonight and it's pretty fuckin' solid. I was honestly surprised how much I liked it. It has a couple great kills and even made me laugh out loud a few times.
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Sep 29, 2019 06:50
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drat, I thought that adding Shudder to my Prime account would help me get to most of my watch list, but it seems as if very little of it is available for streaming. Is there seriously no streaming list that has Devil’s Rejects?
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Also, is there no way to just “view all Shudder titles” on prime? I can only sort by their “featured” titles list, and I know they have more than this.
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Sep 29, 2019 07:11
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Nadda. I had to pay 5 bucks to watch it.!
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Sep 29, 2019 07:12
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Anonymous Robot posted:Also, is there no way to just “view all Shudder titles” on prime? I can only sort by their “featured” titles list, and I know they have more than this. I think this is everything. Found it by Googling "amazon video shudder." https://www.amazon.com/Prime-Video-Shudder/s?rh=n%3A2858778011%2Cp_n_subscription_id%3A12744440011 It's not laid out very well, but then again, neither is the actual Shudder website.
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Anonymous Robot posted:Also, is there no way to just “view all Shudder titles” on prime? I can only sort by their “featured” titles list, and I know they have more than this. Everything should be on there, but you'll probably have to search for most of it. It's poo poo. Also with new titles that just hit Shudder, it might take a day or two to hit Shudder Prime.
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Sarchasm posted:I watched the Child's Play reboot (re-imagining?) I guess they decided a reboot was better than a sex change. The CGI looked bad in the trailer, how is it in the film? Anonymous Robot posted:drat, I thought that adding Shudder to my Prime account would help me get to most of my watch list, but it seems as if very little of it is available for streaming. Is there seriously no streaming list that has Devil’s Rejects? Did you watch the new Creepshow series by Greg Nicotero? I was thinking of subbing to check it out.
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I just watched the first episode of Creepshow and it's a mixed bag. The first segment, Gray Matter, was just mostly ok, with some cool bits but a lousy ending, some bad cgi, and some weak low-light digital cinematography. However, I really liked the dollhouse segment a lot, save for the ending again. Overall, I think they're hitting the right tone, this could just use some sprucing up in a few areas and it would really shine.
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Anonymous Robot posted:drat, I thought that adding Shudder to my Prime account would help me get to most of my watch list, but it seems as if very little of it is available for streaming. Is there seriously no streaming list that has Devil’s Rejects? Max Go has it. Prime's Cinemax channel might too?
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wormil posted:The CGI looked bad in the trailer, how is it in the film? It's fine. It only stood out to me in a couple spots. Chucky's a doll, so he doesn't trip your uncanny valley reflex like, say, a giant CG Peter Cushing.
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Sep 29, 2019 09:30
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Pomp posted:practical effects creep rules though Yakuza Apocalypse is really fun horror comedy (basically, yakuza cliches spread like a zombie virus...and there are vampires). Gozu is definitely good, basically Miike channeling David Lynch. There's also Audition, but that's a fairly well-known one. It's intense torture-porn, so be warned. Kvlt! posted:ALSO: I've been diving into Asian horror a lot recently (I've been trying to watch Suicide Club but it hurts my eyes so bad). I've seen all the splatter stuff like Guinea Pig, Toky Gore Police, Machine Girl, Grotesque, etc. so i'm mainly looking for either less-known extreme stuff or some great ghost stories or just any really good Asian horror: i haven't seen any "classic" Asian horror movies besides the Vampire Doll trilogy, Audition, and The Grudge so feel free to toss me a suggestion that's more "popular" as well. No found footage please I get motion sick. Kairo (Pulse) is really good. Just avoid the American remake. Although it can't match Ito's original, the Tomie movie is kind of cool. I really liked the soundtrack. The sequels are pretty bad, mainly because of a really strained SFX budget. Three...Extremes is a good anthology, especially if you had the stomach for Audition. Gripweed posted:I haven't seen Escape From Tomorrow, but this review makes it sound like unwatchable garbage I'm bitter against Escape From Tomorrow because I had really high hopes for it and I found it pretty miserable. I've certainly seen worse movies, but I usually have a better idea ahead of time. I also hate that the cool concept was squandered on such a mediocre movie...the guerilla filmmaking idea was really neat, but you've got only one chance to do that in Disney...they know the Streisand Effect well enough not to do anything the first time, but if someone tries this again you can bet they'll smack it down. So, I just wish that once-in-a-lifetime concept went to someone with a better idea.
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Origami Dali posted:I just watched the first episode of Creepshow and it's a mixed bag. The first segment, Gray Matter, was just mostly ok, with some cool bits but a lousy ending, some bad cgi, and some weak low-light digital cinematography. However, I really liked the dollhouse segment a lot, save for the ending again. Overall, I think they're hitting the right tone, this could just use some sprucing up in a few areas and it would really shine. The dollhouse segment ended right after it finally got an interesting development aaaaa. I feel like that could have sustained an entire hour. The first felt like a pastiche of better Stephen King stories, by King himself. Mostly a waste of Giancarlo and Tobin Bell.
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I really enjoyed how the Dollhouse segment was spooky but ultimately harmless. No one real was killed or harmed. It reminded me of a scary story you’d tell a kid on Halloween
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Franchescanado posted:MacheteZombie gave me a good idea for a gouache painting. It was very difficult, but I hope some of you like it! This is gorgeous.
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oriongates posted:I'm bitter against Escape From Tomorrow because I had really high hopes for it and I found it pretty miserable. I've certainly seen worse movies, but I usually have a better idea ahead of time. In that review the lady points out that it's actually really easy to film in Disneyland. Because it's, you know, a vacation place. People film home movies there all the time. So it would be easy for someone to do the same thing again. The problem is that now it's been done, so another movie couldn't sell itself with the same gimmick.
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Escape from Tomorrow had a really strong first half to me but once they're inside Epcot and on it kind of falls apart because they adhered too closely to "we have to fit every rumor about Disney World into one movie" instead of building the story out of just one or two of them. I was impressed they kept in the parts where the dad is clearly assuring a Disney staff person out of frame that he was just joking like after he puts the gun in his mouth and when he jokes about drowning in the pool.
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Kvlt! posted:this is actually unironically true, I watch so much low-budget splatter and SOV poo poo that now modern high-production, "quality" horror films are kinda really boring to me. It's not that there aren't ones I don't like but when you consume so much schlock and SFX-showcase splatter you don't really wanna sit through like Hereditary stuff R Point Vietnam era shennigans, more spooky than gore. Has some really good moments in it. Trailer here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fy4z6x1-F18 happyhippy fucked around with this message at 16:31 on Sep 29, 2019 |
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wormil posted:I guess they decided a reboot was better than a sex change. The CGI looked bad in the trailer, how is it in the film? Chucky is like 90% actual animatronic, there are only a couple scenes where he has to jump or move really fast or something where he is CGI. It only stuck out to me like twice for very brief shots.
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Franchescanado posted:MacheteZombie gave me a good idea for a gouache painting. It was very difficult, but I hope some of you like it! It's crazy to me how fast u went from my idea to this, btw. I dig your art, and all the goon art that gets posted. Unless it's Sonic.
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Me and my roommate were talking about made for cable TV movies and it made me remember this movie called Mikey that was a pretty good knock off of The Good Son from what I recall. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5kpS6OyKQU
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ruddiger posted:Me and my roommate were talking about made for cable TV movies and it made me remember this movie called Mikey that was a pretty good knock off of The Good Son from what I recall. I rented this when it came out, but only now realized that's Ashley Laurence.
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Gripweed posted:In that review the lady points out that it's actually really easy to film in Disneyland. Because it's, you know, a vacation place. People film home movies there all the time. So it would be easy for someone to do the same thing again. Yeah, it's not so much the filmmaking itself, but actually getting any chance at distribution. It was just such a cool idea, that in the end mostly came down to them parroting super-common disney rumors.
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How bad is Hell House 3?
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:How bad is Hell House 3? Not as bad as 2 but not as good as 1.
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Wow. The Fog is what I always wished ghost movies were like. That an Poltergeist both feel like they do ghosts in exactly the way I want—spooky, creepy, and utterly otherwordly. Like they're from another dimension or they twist reality. What else has a similar kind of haunting? And ideally not just located in one house.
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I like Escape From Tomorrow, but you could tell the same story with some filed off serial numbers. It's more or less just a horror take on Vacation. What's odd is that the story of a man trying to desperately claim an imagined childhood is literally what the Disney parks are. They're a living monument to Walt Disney trying to reclaim the bright spots from his lovely childhood by brining to life the books he liked and the place he actually enjoyed as a kid. The film really could have cut deeper. SMP posted:The dollhouse segment ended right after it finally got an interesting development aaaaa. I feel like that could have sustained an entire hour. The first felt like a pastiche of better Stephen King stories, by King himself. Mostly a waste of Giancarlo and Tobin Bell.
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Timeless Appeal posted:I like Escape From Tomorrow, but you could tell the same story with some filed off serial numbers. It's more or less just a horror take on Vacation. From the beginning, I expected something like the dollhouse to be representative of her real life, and that real world events would begin to mirror the nefarious poo poo in the dollhouse. Since she's powerless as a kid in the real world (a point which this could all just be a metaphor for anyway), her manipulation of the items in the house would be reflected in the real world too, like adding the cop or chief would introduce an authority figure in her own house. But in Twilight Zone fashion, after everything seems resolved, one last weird thing happens, camera zooms out, and yeah, they're actually inside a dollhouse themselves, manipulated by a maybe not so nice kid.. Instead, none of that happened, lol, but I still liked it anyway.
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feedmyleg posted:Wow. The Fog is what I always wished ghost movies were like. That an Poltergeist both feel like they do ghosts in exactly the way I want—spooky, creepy, and utterly otherwordly. Like they're from another dimension or they twist reality. What else has a similar kind of haunting? And ideally not just located in one house. Well, if you like The Fog and Poltergeist I'd highly recommend The Changeling from, I think, 81. It's very spooky and in that vein, as well as being 80s horror, but good 80s horror. For an even older film, I'd recommend The Haunting from 1963, which is still hands down the fuckin' scariest film I've ever watched. I still have to turn the lights on after that, but now I've said that you probably won't be impressed. If you haven't seen Sinister, which was 2012 I think, watch that too. Very old-school imo and pretty good. Not perfect, but good. As for other ...ghosty dimension-y films, Entity is really good, and there's a Disney film called The Gate that was for kids but is actually kind of cool too, in its own way. You also can't go wrong with a film called, I think, uhh...The Apparition. That film isn't perfect, but its solid.
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That's the second time Changeling has been recommended to me this week. Sounds like that's my double-feature tonight.
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