Clockwork Wizards editionPrevious >>204742500
First for the Tubi Library
What is the better 90s remake, NotLD or Psycho?
>>204755122It's been helping me out a lot, and with an adblocker it's nearly perfect
Rewatched fright night (1985) for the first time in years, forgot how good it was. Also the soundtrack made me cum
>>204755166based Sparks desu
Don't mind me, I'm just waiting on 4k remasters of:>Bay of Blood (1971)>The Fly (1986)>Day of the Dead (1985)>Inferno (1980)>Frankenhooker (1990)>The Blind Dead series (1972-1975)>Braindead/Dead Alive (1992)>Bad Taste (1987)>The Devils (1971)>Manhunter (1986)>Phantom of the Paradise (1974)>The Prowler (1981)>Masters of horror (2005 - 2007)>The Deadly Spawn (1983)>Elves (1989)>Carnosaur (1993)>The Serpent and the Rainbow (1988)>Cube (1997)>The Keep (1983)>Blood Dolls (1999)>Cast a Deadly Spell (1991)>Maximum Overdrive (1986)>Night Flier (1997)>Near Dark (1987)>Shadow of the Vampire (2000)>Stage Fright (1987)
First for Tom Savini as a zombie
>>204755166Soul vs Soulless
First for insect whisperer gf.
>>204755166https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2nxoZ5RGZU
>>204755147You can just rip the movies with yt-dlp, I use yt-dlp Interface because GUIs are awesome.https://github.com/ErrorFlynn/ytdlp-interface
>>204755166It really is amazing. And Fright Night Part 2 is criminally underrated. I'd even say it's better than the original. Regine Dandridge is a hella sexy vampiress and more dangerous than Jerry was. Not to mention her crew was more interesting. You a werewolf-vampire, a much stronger ghoul-human, and a tranny vampire.
Watch The Beyond (1981).
>>204755304Yes.
>>204755139NOTLD remake is better than the original desu
>>204755240I love both of them. The 2011 remake was interesting over how Jerry acted like a serial killer; I mean look at his set-up, soundproof basement? Even without being a vampire, the dude was scary as fuck. And I liked Peter Vincent being some kind of Las Vegas showman whose parents were victims of Jerry and vampires in general. Oh and how Jerry circumvented the "no invite" rule is something I even called out way back when I used to watch Buffy the Vampire Slayers. Why don't more vampires use this?
>do nothing>win
>>204755166tom holland is also an underrated director/writer i feel. psycho II plays with your expectations enough to make it interesting and a very good sequel, where its not just more of the same, but builds on the previous movie. we also have prime meg tilly in it. i prefer psycho II over the first movie
Bout to rewatch the faculty
>>204755304more The Beyond Boring
Give me your best short haired /hor/ cuties
>>204755406This movie doesn't get old and I really don't have any complaints. Great cast, soundtrack, even the effects mostly hold up. Cute actresses too!
>>204755454>>204755139Speaking of which
>>204755454
>>204755533I knew this would be the first one posted.
>>204755375Psycho II is truly a great sequel. And I view it and the original movie as 2 parts of a whole. The franchise should've just ended with Part 2. >prime meg tillyI read that she hated working in Psycho II and had problems with Perkins yet you couldn't tell with their acting. Especially that scene where Norman comes to Mary for comfort. It's amazing how Psycho II actually makes you root for Norman despite being a psycho murderer. To be fair, he went nuts because of abuse from his mom and it's no surprise he went off the rails. But I can't blame Mary's mom for wanting Norman back in the institute. At least she wasn't trying to kill him or frame him. >>204755454Natassja obviously. Meg Tilly in Psycho II though I liked her with long hair in One Dark Night. Tina in Nightmare of Elm Street and Rachel in Halloween 4.
>>204755454Asia in Stendhal Syndrome.
Is there any 2020s horror worth watching yet
>>204755572Meh, I vastly preferred Alex from Fright Night Part 2. I'm a huge Traci Lind fan and she was a way better girlfriend than Amy. I also don't like Bearse because she was a real bitch on Married with Children I heard.
>>204754752The Breed (2006) and 30 Days of Night (2007). 30 Days was at least a nice looking movie with a cool atmosphere but the vampires were the same “walk around hissing and screaming at the air for no reason” monsters I’ve seen 100 times.
>>204755357For me it just fell apart when the effects became more prominent. Even not comparing it to the great effects and aesthetic of the original, the CGI and general look of the movie are so ugly to me. Everything covered in that blue filter and the monsters just look ridiculous. I don't know why so many directors back then thought this kind of thing looked good.
>>204755304For me, it's City of the Deadwebm only semi related
>>204755585>abuse from his momi need to make a list for all the "abused by parents core" horror movies.
>>204755332>>204755431It has great kills and one of the bleakest horror endings I’ve seen in ages, even though I predicted it early on.
>>204755454Katherine Waterston in Alien Covenant
1hr and 30 mins into Salems Lot and like 2 things have happened.
>>204755682Really setting the formula for King TV miniseries
>>204755147Wish I could install an ad blocker on Firestick as that's how I do most of my watching.
>>204755642>Those soft colorsAbsolute kino, too bad the film is not that good, lots of babes though.
>>204755658>one of the bleakest horror endingsTHE bleakest, no other film ends in such a devastatingly soul crushing way.
>>204755606
>>204755454This girl from Scream 3
>>204755629I didn't care for the monster effects. It was the story and how they explored the lore. Like Evil Ed trying to outsmart Jerry about not inviting him or how Peter Vincent's penthouse got infiltrated; the remake really put thought in the vampire rules. Yeah the CGI was bullshit (I did like Sarandon's cameo in that particular screencap you posted), but the way Farrell played Jerry to Peter's backstory and the actual clever way to make Jerry lose his mind and attack him when he was vulnerable was really good. Also liked the standoff where Peter and Charlie were stuck in the basement while Jerry wasn't plussed and said he could afford to wait until sundown.
>>204752848Lesson of the Evil was the only one on 1337x or piratebay. But it sounds good, think I’ll watch it later
>>204755606I mostly enjoyed Halloween Kills having also generally liked 2018. The preview snippet for Ends makes it look like shit, but I will have to go in anyway because I'm a series completionist.
>>204755454the one and only
>>204755612>Bearse because she was a real bitch on Married with Children I heardon set or on the show? maybe she got way into her character
>>204755859The Incel Tapes & Aliens: Zone Of Silence are both on Tubi, so you can rip it from there or just watch it with an adblocker.
>>204755878>a woman crying and looking anxious is so freaking scary>and don't forget the guy in the hecking halloween devil costume!
>>204755878This shit is rarely organic. They're probably getting ready for a short theater run or planning on a sequel/prequel/reboot/etc and want to drum up interest.
>>204755942It actually appears that Lesson of the Evil isn’t gonna actually work either. Or I’m not sure, it keeps saying “connecting to peers” for a couple minutes and then downloading for a couple. Looks like I’m probably gonna watch Idle Hands later
>>204755878>tfw no pixie cut gf to protect from satanic jewish neighbours
>>204754210 #Well, the acting was ok, at least it came across that she is a radiant singer with a heart of gold.The writing was amazing,he can do no wrong.
>>204755983they already released the prequel
>>204755585Luv me Meg. Simple as.
>>204756091See, shit is never organic.
>>204756091didn't even manage to capture the style and atmosphere of polanski's shit
>>204755983I agree, even easier today with the algorithmic prison.
>>204756091Ohhhhh
>>204755981You do realise that people in 1968 didn't have video tapes nor streaming services, right?
>>204755585>Psycho II is truly a great sequel.I made an edit for myself of Psycho 2 in BW so it fits better with the original. Upped the contrast a bit and made it a tiny bit more grainy and so on.It works wonderfully and makes the entire thing far more oppressive and serious. I feel the original color version tends to look a bit too "tv movie".
>>204755139Psycho remake is absolute pointless.NotlD improves the original on every single way.>better acting>better pacing>tony todd>cute, resourceful, brat Barbara>great cinematograhy by Frank Prinzi>great vfx>better eerie, synth carpenter like soundtrackseriously, the ost is extremely underratedhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1j82gPYzh4
>>204756091you cant scare people with the devil anymore, now that everyone larps as atheist or agnostic.
>>204755804>no other film ends in such a devastatingly soul crushing way.The Fly also comes to mind but The Beyond’s ending tops it imo.
>>204756091>julia garnercreepy lookin bitch
>>204756350this is the face she makes when she gets out the dick flattening device
>>204756249The only thing the NotLD remake is missing is the cut shotgun head explosion. Then it would be near perfect. It’s criminal that the effect wasn’t allowed in the final cut.
>>204755304I once caught a movie when I was little, looked like one of those tv movies of the late 80s, where this woman is talking to a school principal and tells him something about not expelling a student or how he shouldn't do something he wanted and then the principal says "are you threatening me?" and she says "I'm warning you" and her eyes turn blood red and she turns to walk away and we follow the principal's gaze as it goes down her backside where -in my childish mind at least- we see how she is wearing a cape like dracula.
>>204756098I've noticed that Meg Tilly has grown to quite a few admirers on /tv/. What caused it? A stream of Psycho II?I saw Meg Tilly on Tex because I was a huge S.E. Hinton fan (had all her books) and after watching The Outsiders, I saw Tex and then Rumble Fish. Then I saw One Dark Night, Psycho II, Off Beat, The Big Chill, Valmont, and the 90's Body Snatchers over the years. It wasn't I looked up on IMDB that I recognized the actress and the films she was in. I was a 1994 baby and all these movies were on cable so I only saw them whenever it was on HBO or whatever. >>204756239Link? Eh, I get what you mean about the color but I like seeing the contrast between the original Psycho's clash of moods to the colorful Psycho II examination of whether or not his eyes were playing tricks on him.
>>204755166YOU CAN'T RUN
>>204756399Teen Wolf Too? Because that sounds awfully like this scenehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HavLrFJcqMs
>>204756425Bro, it can't be anything but this scene. Thank you. I luv you. I also wanted to write there was cool music in the end, but decided to omit it. In my memory it was a much darker scene and they talked in private in a school corridor or whatever. I must have been of reading age to remember it was in a school and the exchange.
>>204756425is she a furry?
>>204756249>>cute, resourceful, brat Barbarathis isn't a good change. catatonic barbara elevated the tension in the original
>>204756558NP my fellow /tv/ appreciator. There's also a similar scene in the original Teen Wolf starring Michael J. Fox. The dad (whose also a werewolf) threatening the principal about leaving his son alone. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/PpGYqIONskUI was born in the 90s and hate how movies aren't fun like this anymore.
>>204756633Werewolf. And she's pretty damn hot in an older mature way when I saw this as a kid. >>204756664>>204756249I saw both versions and they're byproducts of their era. The 60's Barbara is the helpless bystander caught up in major shit going down. Her reunion with her brother majorly fucked me up when I saw that. The 90's remake obviously encompasses all the Final Girl tropes that horror movies established in the 70's and 80's (which the original didn't have at the time). So Barbara being a hardened survivor was refershing instead of seeing a dipshit bimbo. I did hate what happened to Tony Todd in the end though. Oh and Barbara giving that cowardly dad was amazing.
>>204756350
>>204756682Yeeeew
Watched The Thing prequel from 2011 for the first time as a big fan of the original. As a prequel that takes place like a day before the original film and shows what happened at the other base, I'd say it's unnecessary since we don't need to know and it's scarier to imagine, but it's completely serviceable. Not bad but nothing really impressive. The Thing itself is an idiot in this one compared to the original though, constantly revealing itself and jumping out at people. But horror had a different audience then I guess. I like how seamlessly it ties into the original, even with it's flaws. Felt like I could just pop in the original and continue from there. Worst part of the movie was the outdated CGI. The practical effects of the original, which is 42 years old, aged better than CGI from a movie from 13 years ago. Best part of the movie was looking at Mary Elizabeth Winstead the whole time because she is a beautiful woman.What did you think of the movie?
>>204756872There was no need for a prequel. The mystery of what happened in the Norwegian station is more terrifying when you let your imagination fill the blanks.
>>204756401For me it was this webm and finding out there was a Tilly sister I had never heard of that was cuter than Jen
>>204756778That's a good thing though? Just look at She Wolf of the SS
>>204756903I agree. I feel that way about all horror. It's best when we're left to imagine for ourselves. But I thought that, if they were going to do it at all, they did it well all things considered. But did it need to be done? Of course not.
>>204756872>What did you think of the movie?PUTA
>>204756872surprisingly competent for a hybrid remake/prequel
>>204756872Loved it. The first time I watched it I thought it was simply a remake. Watched it again years later knowing it was a prequel and it got infinitely better. Funny story: I read somewhere that they filmed most of the movie using practical effects but then later switched to CGI either because of some producer decision or testing poorly in focus groups. Mind boggling.
>>204756872>What did you think of the movie?
doot deet doot deet doot deet doot deet
>>204756932Yup. I love the 90's Body Snatchers. It never gets any love from people. I fell in love with Gabrielle Anwar who plays the stepdaughter and that speech from Meg was apparently channeled from years of abuse she suffered from her stepfather. And I never cared for Jennifer. She's been in way more movies than Meg, but Meg was far more talented and she was definitely hotter. She had that wholesome girl-next-door look. She has her own Youtube channel where she talks about her experiences as an actress. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLY9J28q7JafPeuohjGWD_og3i6PVd-nmTHonestly she's someone I wish I could marry. She quit acting because she wanted to raise her kids and didn't want to spend months away from them. How many actresses (who won a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress) would do that? Meg was definitely favored in Hollywood in the 80's for a while.
>>204757017>I read somewhere that they filmed most of the movie using practical effects but then later switched to CGIIsn't that sad?
Somehow, Rosemary's baby returned
>>204757011>surprisingly competent for a hybrid remake/prequelYeah for fans of the original, it was a prequel, but for anyone that had never seen the original, it was just a new horror movie. It worked.
>>204756872I saw it for 50 cents shortly after it left regular theaters and was slightly disappointed.
Tremors is the most wholesome horror ever made
>>204757017Go look up videos of the practical effects work, it's incredible. How you could replace that stuff with dogshit CG is truly bewildering.
>>204756098>me MegHey, holdup there partner, there seems to be a mistake. Meggy is my wife, and we'd both appreciate it if you'd respect our boundaries. Thanks for understanding!
>>204756872>Never does anything like this to anyone elseWhat was The Thing's problem with him? Why was it being such a cunt?xxnjd
>>204756350>creepy lookin bitchJew is only three letters, anon. No need to type all that out.
>>204757053>She quit acting because she wanted to raise her kids and didn't want to spend months away from them. How many actresses (who won a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress) would do that? Meg was definitely favored in Hollywood in the 80's for a while.I mean, you have to look at these details and the type of woman she seems to be and be grateful that this world isn't completely full of egocentric, vampiric narcissists. It's a fucked up world, but at least some of us not only have a shot at reaching the top but then also get to live a wholesome life afterwards.
>>204756664Nah, she was annoying in the original. Totally have no time for weak, helpless damsels.
>>204757138It's quite possibly the most fun monster flick I've ever seen. I know Kevin Bacon hates it, but holy shit it's so comfy about how they overcome the Graboids and the 2 buddies decide to try and become celebrities. >>204757151NTA but I can't even imagine how many guys in the 1980's must've fantasized about Meg Tilly. The 80's had so many dream girls like her, Phoebe Cates, Heather Thomas, Lisa Welch, Julia Montgomery, Cheryl Ladd, Tanya Roberts, Jaclyn Smith, Kimberly McArthur, Barbara Crampton and so many others. Luckiest bastards alive along with 1960's and 1970's generation. I do think that 90's and 00's girls are very hot too and I'm more familiar with the fashions, hair styles, music, but goddamn I really appreciate retro.
>>204755878>Daily Dogshit
>>204757222I'm actually glad she walked away from the bullshit. You look at others in the entertainment industry and wished they could've escaped. Britney Spears is a prime example. She definitely got fucked over in the 90's and 00's to the point that she is broken beyond repair. I actually feel sorry for her because she was used and abused since she was a kid. The same for her younger sister. And we all know Amanda Bynes got diddled. Probably every girl that starred in a Nickelodeon show in the 90's and 00's.
>>204757151I meant as an actress of course, Megposter. There's only one true waifu for me.
>>204756872>The practical effects of the original, which is 42 years old, aged better than CGI from a movie from 13 years ago.Bro that's given. Maybe in certain prosthetics it isn't, but generally practical, material special effects as a rule will prevail over cgi.
>>204757267>The 80's had so many dream girls Pfff, what do they have on Zendaya, Hunter Schafer, or Jenna Ortega?
>>204757100Oh yeah, remember that Crimson Glory were brought up in /hor/ a few days ago? That song is killer from their debut.
>>204757373My apologies, the mistake is mine!
>>204757406Even the black and Hispanic women in the 80s were hotter than modern black and Latina stars like Vanity and María Conchita Alonso. Women did aerobics, lifted weights, did dancing, gymnastics, swimming, and were big into healthy eating in that decade. And I fucking love their workout outfits, leg-warmers and other distinctive gear.
>>204756239Would you possibly consider sharing your edit please?
>>204757267You forgot: Karen Allen, Amy Lokane, the girl from Ordinary People/Cotton Club.
>>204757467Have you seen The Girl in a Swing? That's the movie that still is from. I recognize that scene anywhere because I just saw it on Tubi a few months ago.
>>204757521Culture peaked in the 80s. Prove me wrong.
>>204757550I actually just downloaded it the other day. I wanted to be more thorough in my Meg collection.
>>204757467Where the FUCK have I seen her? What is her more prolific role???
>>204757542Well obviously. I'd be spending hours listing every 80's hottie.
>>204757521>Women did aerobics, lifted weights, did dancing, gymnastics, swimming, and were big into healthy eating in that decadeWomen still do all these things
>>204757521>I fucking love their workout outfits, leg-warmers and otherBRO BEHIND YOU!
>>204757596you probably know her sister
>>204757624No,no,no, Meg.
>>204756932>I'M ACTING
The pumpkin movie is a bit too self-aware but it's fun
Last two digits decide the amount of squats I must do before watching this movie
>>204756932>I'M CUTING
>>204757551Eh, I think the 90's and 00's were the last death gasps of Western civ. I like 90's and 00's new jack swing, edm, and other music genres as well as how girls wore halters, mini-skirts, midriff shirts, high-rise jeans, etc. >>204757589It's not a bad film. It was supposed to be longer but they trimmed it. Yeah Meg's German is a bit hokey but goddamn she's so fucking sexy. >>204757596Here's her most prolific roles:The Big Chillhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9l9VB5qywYPsycho II as was mentioned earlierBody Snatchers from 1992. It's a very underrated depiction and nowhere near as well known as the 50's and especially the 70's verions. TexMasquerade (a pretty good thriller with Rob Lowe)Agnes of God (it's what earned her Golden Globe and about a nun who gives birth and the fallout)One Dark Night (very comfy 80's horror with no blood, but very spooky corpses and it even has Adam West in the cast)The Girl in a Swing (based on a novel by the guy who wrote Watership Down and The Plague Dogs, it's a pretty haunting story about relationships and regret)She also did some TV work like Carmilla where she plays the lesbian vampire and a Showtime neo-noir with Gary Oldman and Gabrielle Anwar.
>>204756932Saw it with my lil bro by hiding behind the couch when i was 8-9 yrs old.For around a year we'd question my parents every night before bed to make sure they hadn't been replaced, and every time we went to new cities we'd check to see if ppl there showed emotions. I think the film itself was always shit, i even thought that then, but putting that specific scenario in a little kids head, for some reason it was the most terrifying thing ever, way more than monsters.
>>204757619Nowhere near as prolific as 80's women did. There weren't as many fatties back then and even the fat women in the 80's would be considered healthy weight today. There was no body positivity bullshit back then. >>204757725>Devon SawaWhatever happened to this dude?
>>204757688If you watched the movie you'd know that that performance is perfectly in line with the circumstances of the scene and the state that the character was in at that time. It's also the only scene where she is expressive like that in that manner. It is acting and it is competent acting and it's how it should be done which is why the webm gets posted so often.
>>204757815Gonna be honest, if I had a replicant of my hot Meg Tilly wife telling me to just embrace her and accept inevitability, I might succumb.
>>204757725>25EZ>>204757778Sawa was the best part of the Chucky tv show besides Chucky himself. Guess that’s over though
>>204757741>Eh, I think the 90's and 00's were the last death gasps of Western civ.You're right, that to me is why the 80s was the peak. I was a teen in the 00s so to me I would say I was a 90s child. I feel like it was a cheap facsimile of the 80s. All of my favorite bands had their heyday in the 80s, and the music they released in the 90s was tolerable but a noticeable decline. Same with movie franchises. Looking back, the 00s were totally cringe, and that did make for kino here and there, but ultimately it was just another step down the descent.
>>204757741The Big Chill. I bet you are the guy who found Teen Wolf too. You gadget, you detective.
>>204757778>Whatever happened to this dude?Watch Black Friday around Thanksgiving, it's pretty good.
>>204757778Sawa was in Black Friday (2021) with Bruce Campbell. Not a bad movie, but the effects are ridiculously bad at points.
>>204757725>squatsCabin anon is buttmaxxing.Also Idle Hands is comfy.
>>204757873Yup. I've been on an 80's binge since 2019 and I fucking love every minute of it. >>204757841Never even saw the Chucky series. Been meaning to get into it>>204757851The 00's was the last time things were normal before wokeness went overboard.>>204757885Will do
>>204756304The Fly is truly heartbreaking, one of the saddest films.
>>204755658>>204755804>bleak endinghuh? i watched it like a week ago and not only did i find it very memorable, i didn't find it very bleak at all.
>>204757924I need to. My ass is flat as fuck despite being obese>>204757929Most people here seem to hate the Chucky show because of all the gay shit in it. It gets especially obnoxious in the last season, but I still enjoyed the show. I hope the next movie gives closure to the characters from the show
>>204758022Yeah both versions of The Fly are bleak. I saw the 1986 version one rainy afternoon and that moment where he puts the shotgun to his head got to me. I mean, if he hadn't gotten drunk and gotten into that telepod, none of this shit would've happened. He would've been world famous and rich beyond belief. Even if he didn't solve the organic matter problem, can you imagine how much time and labor telepods can save in the transportation industry? You can get your finished products within minutes if not hours of its assembly from across the globe.
Based Meg Tilly posters blessing the thread.
I watched the first three Species movies this week and I actually liked 3 the most. The only other time this has happened was with Nightmare on Elm Street 3.
>>204758099Who does /tv/ confirm are the best waifus besides Meg Tilly? I know we have Winona fans here. I was never super into but I do admit that she's aged quite well and she is pretty cute in a quirky way.
>>204757851>the 00s were totally cringekek, I distinctly remember this short period of time when dudes got super into car tuning, trance music and acted like total tools influenced by Fast&Furious
>>204758159That chick from the 2003 Texas chainsaw movie is pretty damn hot
>>204758159JConn and Jessica Harper.
>>204758159there is only one actual queen of /hor/. earlier was just the short haired ones.
>>204758159Jennifer Love Hewitt
>>204756401>>204756932>>204757730I’m more of a Jen guy. Meg was cute of course but she doesn’t hagmaxx nearly as well.
>>204758487I do wish Meg had Jens booba.
>>204758322>emotionally, mentally, psychologically, spiritually, figuratively, metaphysically, and metaphorically murdered by Kubrick
>>204758022>when Brundlefly puts the shotgun to his head
>>204758652He's just like me!
>>204758278Very based. You simply can’t go wrong with Argentofus.
any movies you forced yourself to finish this month?
what movies are (you) saving specifically for halloween?for me, it's Dark Night of the Scarecrow
>>204758690LOL
>The rumored scene was to depict the Polanksi-esque movie director Burke Dennings as a pedophile taking advantage of a sick girl while no one was in the house. However, a demon possessed 13 year old girl engaging in sexual behavior and killing Dennings was too much for the WB producers They did the crucifix scene but couldn't do this? Really gets the old almonds activated
>>204758759Opera jk
>>204758552retarded myth
>>204758780Suspiria rewatch to close the month.
>>204758780my new "guilty" pleasure pg-13 horror favortie
>>204758552>metaphysical Kubrick
>>204758552>>204758908She looks like a cartoon chicken.
>>204758908>Circleball
>>204758780I haven’t even thought about it.
>>204758780On Halloween night I always watch any one of my top 10 movies. This year it'll probably either be Return of the Living Dead or Day of the Dead.
>>204758908
So whats the new hot thing after>Acardia>cuckoo>longlegs>Terrifier 3
>>204759046Smile 2
Just watched Bagman and holy shit it was terrible, how do these movies get made
>>204758908back 2 /film/
>>204758780Trick r' Treat
Holy, Night of the Demon was total kino. No wonder this is one of Scorsese's favorite horror movies of all time.
>>204759192
kino of the highest order
>>204759233This. Best 3 in the franchise
what happened to horror hosts, /hor/?
>>204759233These are basically the only ones I ever feel like rewatching
>>204758780I'll probably save Trick r Treat or Halloween 3 for the 31st. I already watched Halloween a couple of days ago. Still need to watch part 2.
>tfw it might rain again on HalloweenIt seems to happen every year that it rains for trick or treating. Ruins it a bit for the kids that still go out.
>>204758780usually its Evil Dead 1980 or Texas Chainsaw Massacre 1975 for an annual watch but im feeling ready for another Come and See 1985 viewing to remind myself of the virtues of peace
>>204759192>>204759217oh no the horror. How will he ever recover, such a horrible fate.
>>204756350would
https://youtu.be/BsAl82FVHI8?si=lUdATXX4Byz2D8EO
Reminder The Devil's Bath was made the same ones who made Goodnight Mommy. Bet y'all haters feel really foolish right now.
>>204759512I don’t know what any of this shit is
>want a chocolate bar, /hor/?
The truest is say the truth and get punished by it>https://archive.4plebs.org/tv/thread/204742500/#q204750147
>>204759288not dead but still pretty niche which is a good thing. svengoolie still does a movie on saturdays on metv, joe bob still has a show, and plex has reruns of elvira's movie macabre all the time.
>>204759288theyre on their revenge arc against the modern audience
>>204758076The legs feed the wolf lad, good on you for starting it. Aim for at least every other day. Every day is leg day, so to speak
>>204759737Did it get better or is it still the Darcy show that it turned into a year and a half ago?
>>204759893so and so. he took extensive time to geek out about italian horror during cemetery man
>>204759893It's even moreso the Darcy Show now
>>204759341halloween 2 might be my favorite. i still havent seen anything after 5 so i might do some of those too.
>>204759621Guy was a retard, but shouldn't have been at the rehab farm in the first place.
What's everyone watching tonight?
>>204760168i watched Blowup 1966 but thats not really a horror, i much preferred Blowout 1981 which has a bit more thriller elements and feels like a good mystery
>>204760168
>>204760168Hopefully Étoile finally.
>>204760277Love Borgnine and that's a great poster
>>204760168I fell asleep during Knife of Ice last night, might try that again>>204760000At least watch 6, that finishes up the so-called Thorn Trilogy
>>204760168The Lurking Fear
>>204760168The Evictors, assuming I finally stop putting it off.
>>204759233Fantastic taste, this is it. Top 3 Freddys without a doubt.
>>204758906ive been putting off suspiria for so long i really should watch it this week>>204758907i forgot everything about this movie and i guess theres a sequel now so maybe I'll rewatch it as well
>>204759233based
are the hammer dracula movies actually good or just corny old garbage?
watching horror in the high desert.why the hell dont they show any of his videos? do they think it makes it scarier to just talk about it and never show it? because it doesnt.i get in the story they say his sister deleted one but that's weird anyway because how could she log into his account? she didnt even know he had a blog until weeks after he disappeared
>>204758906Thanks for reminding me to get up with my friends and see if I can get ‘em to finally watch it on Halloween.
>>204760532all Hammer films are kino of the highest order
>>204758907Happy Death Day is great. The sequel isn’t as good but definitely still worth a watch.>>204760468>ive been putting off suspiria for so longWatch that shit!
>>204760168Nothing since I watch everything in the morning
>>204758907>>204760633Happy Death Day is incredibly rewatchable, which can't be said about most good horror movies.
>>204760633i also like Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse quite a bit
>>204760674post the webm then if you love it so much
>>204755666no thanks satan
Salems Lot was so fucking boring.
Any movies like the The 13th Warrior?
>>204760754>The 13th WarriorEaters of the Dead
I just learned that Art is popular with kids... how?
>>204760818just like how predator, terminator, and Aliens were.
>this thread
>>204760674She's not super hot but Jessica Rothe has a charm to her
>>204760818Edgy gory anything will have legions of kids looking up to it.
I hated Castle Freak. First real stinker of the month: Jeffrey and Babs didn't save it either
Is The Predator (2018) any good?
>>204756091It's not scary by any means, but I thought she did a good job herself
>>204761045for me it's decent in it's TV format. All the vulgarities didn't help it and the cleaner audio improved it and made it a more solid movie. 6/10
>>204760542a stronger final act justified the watch but the first part was kind of a slog. kinda wish the whole thing was from his pov instead of a fake low budget doc that i don't really think added much to the story.but now at least i guess i'm invested enough to watch the next two.
>>204761045>it's growing an exoskeleton under its skin!it hecking sucked
>>204761011if youre interested, the town whore mutt is in a tinto brass movie, if you know what i'm talking about, and i think you do.
>>204760876Jess is cute. Check out Freaky if you liked Death Day
>>204759832Yeah I do them just about every 2 days, luckily being fat naturally gives me legs that a lot of people comment on. Hoping they stay somewhat built even after the weight is gone. My dad just asked me to pirate Scary Movie V for this weekend. How bad is it gonna be? He said we should watch it because it has Snoop Dogg in it.
>>204761197Why not just watch the original instead?
>>204761197what sub is that
Best giallo from the 60s?
>>204761303The girl who knew too much.
>>204761225I would much rather do that myself, but I don’t wanna make my dad think I’m not interested in the movie he picked. Plus, if it sucks it won’t be my fault for selecting it. >>204761253It came with this “Vizio M-Series” soundbar bundle
To the anon who asked me to watch this to let him know if it was worth watching: the answer is yes. I'm assuming you're into vampire movies or you wouldn't have stumbled across this. In which case I'd say it's definitely worth a watch. Nothing special, really. Just a standard vampire movie with a late 80s, early 90s cinematography feel. I haven't watched a straight up vampire movie in a while so it was quite refreshing. There were definitely some funny quirks to it but that made it more entertaining. There's a few scenes that are either using proto-cgi or some very well crafted stop motion animation. I think it's the latter. Either way, it sticks out like a sore thumb and is very charming. If you recognize that it was made in the same year Terminator 2 was (which was lauded for it's "amazing" cgi which now looks pretty shoddy) you can appreciate it more.
>>204756872it has more going than most horror trash. aside from the dodgy cgi, its competently shot, the actors did a fine job. puta was fine
>>204761594>inb4 some anon uses some CSI enhancing to read your address off the soundbar shipping label
>>204761860booking a ticket to centreville alabama as we speak
>>204761916it’s over
>>204762099I'm dumbfounded you don't have a wood-burning stove. That's the only thing that cabin seems to be missing.
what's something actually scary
horror movies with the fattest brappers?
>>204762126Yeah I don’t have anything like that. We are like 99% done building this fire pit thing out in the yard thoughIdle Hands was much better than any of the past few movies I’ve watched btw. The Offspring being the band at the dance solidified it as peak late 90s/early 2000s SOVL
>>204762307comfy
ive got a good plan lets SPLIT UP
>>204762307glad you enjoyed idle hands
>>204762372Daphne, you come with me.
is Black Mountain side worth watching?
>>204762237from beyond
>>204761626now watch 2 and 3
>>204762481yeah it's one of the better indie-style horror films
>>204762481I liked it, but it only really comes around at the end.
>>204762497Are you serious? I don't think I have it in me.Currently watching Ticks, one of the other Tubi recs from last night. It's got Seth Green and Alfonso Ribeiro in it, both before they got their big breaks in Buffy and Fresh Prince, respectively. Carlton plays an inner city thug which is fucking hilarious. He does a pretty good job at it, too. The fact that I've never even heard of this movie is another testament to why the horror genre is so humbling in how massive it is.
>>204760876I think she is.>>204761045Absolutely not. It's not even dumb fun.>>204760846They weren't adult only movies as far as I know.
>I'm Acting! >The MovieStill not as bad as the third one.
>>204762709>Are you serious?maybe not right away but theyre definitely worth checking out and I think theyre better than the first
Did anyone make a lovecraft (or any of his pals) movie in the 60's-70's which sticks close to the source material?
>>204762824This was the only good one
>>204763131The only good one is the first one.
>>204762865there was the dunwich horror from 1970
>>204763175But the first one wasn’t scary
>>204755099
>>204763287
>>204762824>Hell House LLC Origins The Carmichael manorLegitimately the worst title I've ever seen
>>204763297I got tricked into watching this garbage and I’m still pissed
>>204763287gonna watch all these
>>204763315That an't Terrorvision, that is Amityville 2: The Possession.
>>204763287Holy fuck, can any other genre compare to the unyielding bounty that horror has to offer?
>>204763330>Hell House LLC Origins The Carmichael Manor: Bad Actors: Spooky Ghosts: The Clowning
>>204763345That’s why I replied to the Amityville post. Just a lil trollin’
Spooktober 22/31Watched The Crow (1994)Enjoyable movie with a lot of fun moments and some good dialogue. Nothing exceptional but still a good time. At times a little rough around the corners due to the ages but that's allright. Very 90s feeling aesthetic7/10
>>204763340Really? There's some bits I didn't care about but loved it as a whole
>>204763398That nigga died
>>204763186thank you. I'm surprised that there are so few movies. A lot of their stories seem to be very easily and cheaply adaptable as movies. Even if it's just a TV movie.
>>204763398Its complete garbage... I'm really questioning your taste level now
>>204763422that nigga died for sure>>204763463I think it's a good chill out movie. Don't need to pay too much attention, can just put it on and have a good timeAgain, it's not exceptional, I just find it hard to believe you watched it & actively disliked watching itmaybe you're just too young to get it :^)
>>204763421That’s kinda retarded.
>>204763502I had to force myself to finish it, it was a slog. But the fact alone that you "just put it on" and didn't "need to pay too much attention" speaks volumes. I rest my case
>>204763502no, like the actual nigga what played the main nigga died while they making the movie
>>204763571someone put a real bullet into the gun when they were shooting him, basically alec baldwin of the 90s
>>204763571holy shit lol>>204763564sometimes you want something not too serious to just put on and enjoy, anonnot every movie has to be ABSOLUTE CINEMASurprised you struggled to finish, I felt like the start(first 15 min or so) was the weakest part with dogshit editing & then it got a lot betterMight have to do with the guy dying since apparently they changed the start of the movie after that happened & reshot it
>>204763398If you want to speak about the real horror in The Crow, look no further than this alien bitch.
>>204763708Yes I know movies can be just fun, I'm always advocating that. But that one was so bad that it makes me angry lol
>>204763742I’d do er I like weirdhot
>>204763742real
You guys are crazy, the crow was good
Rewatching Black Christmas (1974) because it reminded me of this recent call I got from a client from MA. I verified his full name and his phone number and he had a very raspy, thick Boston/New England accent. I asked him if he was calling looking for a health insurance insurance quote and he replied with, "No, I was actually callin' looking for some pussy. Do ya shave?" I was extremely embarrassed being asked that question so... in an attempt to remain professional I replied with "I'm sorry?" and then he asked me "Are ya single?" At that point, I had to hang up on him and blacklist his number because he kept on asking me inappropriate questions I couldn't answer because the call would've probably taken a turn in my client asking me personal information that a client shouldn't be asking the rep. Blogposting aside, I love Billy Lenz aka this clinically retarded man that loves to sexually harass sorority girls.
>>204763886How long did it take you to perfect a feminine sounding voice?
>>204763429yeah we need more lovecraft stuff!
>>204760532I haven't watched them all but their first Dracula and Prince of Darkness are both worth watching.Also watch The Curse of Frankenstein if you haven't.Plague of the Zombies was a bit too by the numbers Hammer for me, but it has quite a twist / reveal.
Black mountain side is pretty kinoWhat are some other canadian gems?>pontypool>cube
>>204764100The OG MBV
>>204763941I don't fake a feminine-sounding voice at all.
>>204763393She reminds me of Natalie Biden
>>204764100What is that
>>204764100My Bloody ValentineCronenberg's Canadian films
Worth watching? I'd love some recommendations for films about cryptids in general.
Someone bake
>>204759192>>204759217Nice
Watching misery on AMC, pretty kino
>>204764590I've always wondered about this movie too. Is it creepy?
NEW when ready >>204764655>>204764655>>204764655
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>>204764590It’s pretty good very creepy good ending too don’t read up on it first just watch.
I watched this as per the last thread, and really, really enjoyed it.Unsettlingfags have any other slow burn (but still engaging) arthouse style horror films which surrealism and a focus on alienation?(Note: Gorefag subhumans please do not reply to this post.)
Just watched All Hallow's Eve We got the wrong horror icon
Just saw Smile 2. It's actually great.
>>204764590Pretty good. Not the best film I've ever seen but decent enough.
