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Hollismason posted:Currently the best werewolf movie is still Silver Bullet.  DeimosRising posted:It’s company of wolves by a mile 
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ruddiger posted:Finally saw Little Monsters and was pretty disappointed with it. They really hosed up making the lovely white guy the lead instead of Lupita N’yongo. Yeah. I thought it was fine and all but once it became clear the movie was basically a romance and redemption for the hugely unlikable guy I kind of just shifted my expectations and knew it wasn’t gonna be what I hoped. But it was ok for what it was. A zombie rom com?
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Hollismason posted:Its not fight me Only if we’re getting hairy and shirtless first
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The new David Bruckner film, The Night House, sounds really good.
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Company of Wolves might have the best werewolf transformations but Ginger Snaps is the best werewolf film 
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gey muckle mowser posted:Company of Wolves might have the best werewolf transformations but Ginger Snaps is the best werewolf film Agreed, Ginger Snaps will always be the best werewolf movie tbh tho I adore company of wolves ginger snaps is just PERFECT
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Late Phases is really solid. The lead is channelling. Charles Bronson. The (practical!) Werewolf looks like a somewhat goofy goblin. It's fun
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Best werewolf movie discussion is making me think I'm having a stroke, where the gently caress is
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Howling II is the best worst werewolf movie.
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Best werewolf movie is Ginger Snaps.
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Boinks posted:Howling II is the best worst werewolf movie. I’ve heard Howling III: The Marsupials is entertainingly terrible too (same director) but without Reb loving Brown how could it ever compare
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married but discreet posted:Best werewolf movie discussion is making me think I'm having a stroke, where the gently caress is It's number 2 after Ginger Snaps in my book. I remember liking Dog Soldiers a lot too but it's been a while. I thought Silver Bullet was terrible but most posters here seem to like it so maybe I should give it another shot. Late Phases is cool too but a step below the best ones. Boinks posted:Howling II is the best worst werewolf movie. 
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It’s not a good movie, but I love the hell out of Full Eclipse. Mario Van Peebles is an LA cop who joins a black ops vigilante crew who all turn out to be werewolves. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WvVorV0v7sc
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Might wanna spoiler those titties cheif
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All the Ginger Snaps films are period pieces
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I saw Color Out of Space last night and goddamn what a movie. People were laughing at Cage’s performance but I thought it fit perfectly with the tone. The climax alone is worth the price of admission. Can’t wait to see what Stanley does next.
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Stink Billyums posted:werewolves, you say? as much as that movie rules, I don’t think it counts as a werewolf movie. the moon doesn’t actually turn him into a wolf, he just gets strong and does flips and stuff.
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Ready Or Not really rules. Just watched it again, and it’s a huge crowd pleaser. It’s gross moments get a huge reaction and everyone’s cheering by the end.
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Perhaps after the success of Knives Out and Ready Or Not, Hollywood can finally pull out its finger and give us a second attempt at The Beast Must Die. Even putting aside the obvious merits of a werewolf take on Agatha Christie / The Thing, featuring a bunch of the deranged super-rich trapped in a mansion together, that film just has a wonderful title. The world is sleeping on that title.
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Thermite posted:I saw Color Out of Space last night and goddamn what a movie. People were laughing at Cage’s performance but I thought it fit perfectly with the tone. The climax alone is worth the price of admission. Can’t wait to see what Stanley does next. The Dunwich Horror! I just saw it for the second time tonight, and for the most part I didn’t understand people laughing. I kind of understand people laughing at Cage, but there were also a lot of laughs at stuff like the mom/younger son fusion, which seemed more nervous than anything. Movie was loving great, made me uncomfortable in the most Lovecraftian way.
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Is COOS on a rolling release? It’s not playing anywhere around me yet.
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ruddiger posted:It’s not a good movie, but I love the hell out of Full Eclipse. Mario Van Peebles is an LA cop who joins a black ops vigilante crew who all turn out to be werewolves. I'd say it's very much a product of it's time and parts of it haven't aged well at all. Still, it's an interesting entry in the sub-genre. As far as best werewolf films go, I'd say Company of Wolves, American Werewolf in London, Dog Soldiers and Bad Moon are must sees.
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Space Cadet Omoly posted:Best werewolf movie is Ginger Snaps. That is a fine choice.
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gey muckle mowser posted:Company of Wolves might have the best werewolf transformations What's really cool is that every transformation is different.
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Alhazred posted:What's really cool is that every transformation is different. Every story is tonally different too. It's not just a great werewolf movie or a great horror movie, it's one of the great movies of all time.
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You hype happy ghouls have forced me to go out and get tickets for Color Out of Space tonight. I hope you’re happy, you’re ruining my bedtime. grobbo posted:Perhaps after the success of Knives Out and Ready Or Not, Hollywood can finally pull out its finger and give us a second attempt at The Beast Must Die. As long as I get my union mandated Werewolf Break.
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Silver Bullet has Gary Busey. Its just unequivocally one of the best if not the best werewolf film ever made.
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Any good expedition movies? Like a serious Congo? Lmao
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Tertius Oculum posted:Any good expedition movies? Like a serious Congo? Lmao Bone Tomahawk?
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Green Inferno was pretty garbage. I remember liking The Pyramid, but it got very mixed reactions. And I guess As Above So Below is technically exploration? Season One of The Terror is as good as expedition horror gets IMO.
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Jeremiah Johnson maybe? Unless your definition of expedition is more specific and not just a dude finding his way in the wilderness.
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I mean, there’s always Cannibal Holocaust. Not everyone is willing to deal with that though.
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Tertius Oculum posted:Any good expedition movies? Like a serious Congo? Lmao Aguirre, The Wrath of God comes to mind right away, and I think you can even make the argument that it's a horror movie.
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YellowBrickRoad! I remember liking Lost City of Z on the plane, but I have literally no memory of the actual movie, and it's not a horror.
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Lost City of Z is a great movie and looks like it's heading into horror territory but never actually gets there. Still good though.
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The guy who loves Zombie's Halloween movies should listen to In Myers We Trust episodes 11 and 12... Heh.
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T Bowl posted:The guy who loves Zombie's Halloween movies should listen to In Myers We Trust episodes 11 and 12... Heh. There are DOZENS of us!
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Ginger Snaps owns because I think its the only werewolf movie to finally explicitly tie lycanthropy to both puberty and menstruation.
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