Horror Movies

[Siress]

Fallen (1998)
Split (2017)
Constantine (2005)
1408 (2007)

Cabin in the woods - another comedy horror

[the_matrix_guy]

Terrifier 2 wasnt bad at all. The main actress is a 44 YO playing a teenager, if you can believe it. She could totally get it.

Have you guys seen It Follows? Thats actually my favorite recent-ish horror flick, even better than Hereditary, IMO. It should still be on Netflix.

[Jonnydread]

It Follows is great, I think it's on Hulu right now.

[glaman5266]

The original Alien is probably my favorite horror movie.

I'm not a fan of horror movies, but I don't mind it when combined with some action/sci-fi. And I'd be more inclined to watch for suspense than gore.

[Jonnydread]

I'm the opposite. I don't love SciFi unless it's more towards the Horror end. Alien is one of the best horror movies ever made IMO.

[the_matrix_guy]

glaman5266 Jonnydread Agreed

[Siress]

Just recalled another: The Cell (2000) had a scene that haunted me as a young adult.

[the_matrix_guy]

Was it the demonic Jennifer Lopez guts scene? 😀

[Siress]

vincent d'onofrio's character in that scene, actually.

[the_matrix_guy]

Yes the disembowelment. Good scene

[the_matrix_guy]

I saw Barbarian (2022) last night. Definitely worth a watch. I’m actually surprised my last two picks weren’t total shit fests cause most new horror flicks are total and utter shit. But both Terrifier 2 and Barbarian were entertaining and worth it.

[Jonnydread]

I watched "The Taking of Deborah Logan" with wifey the other day and it def. gave me the creeps. More unsettling than pure horror, but I enjoyed it.

[the_matrix_guy]

Gotta check it out

[acrewofone]

The Ring is so good. I know alot of the film buffs swear the Japanese version is better but I don't find the original scary at all. i love the American remake. It's also its cinematography and art direction which is highly underrated. It's an amazing horror flick by all means. Also something about that Washington state setting just hits home. I also like the American remake of Let Me in (2009) over the original Swedish version. I know that alot of people consider that sacrilege but I couldnt care less lol

"seven days"

[the_matrix_guy]

Naomi Watts' reaction was priceless

[homerj]

Saw Halloween Ends weekend before last. What a mess. I fully expected it to be bad but…wow…i was not expecting what we got. It’s awful but not in the same way as Kills. Granted, you have to go into a movie like that able to suspend disbelief to an extent but so much of the story just made no sense. It’s as if they had a completely unrelated slasher movie half made & decided to throw Michael Myers in it & call it Halloween.

[the_matrix_guy]

Honestly, the reviews are soo bad that I was like F it, Im not even bothering...roflmao

[homerj]

Good call. I avoided reviews because i wanted to go into it with an open mind. At least the ticket was free.

[Siress]

Cabinet of Curiosities on Netflix right now - each episode is basically a movie at 60min run time. I've seen 1-3 and recommend skipping #2. #3, The Autopsy, is the best so far.

[the_matrix_guy]

#2 is good though, loosely based on "Rats in the Wall" by HP Lovecraft.

[the_matrix_guy]

Cabinet of Curiosities on Netflix right now - each episode is basically a movie at 60min run time. I've seen 1-3 and recommend skipping #2. #3, The Autopsy, is the best so far.

Yes. i was just about to say, I'm enjoying it, it's all mostly based on HP Lovecraft's short works, master of cosmic horror. +1