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>>223173261Give me a second, similar movie to pair with this and I'll watch it in October. I already watched Buddy. Another monkey movie maybe
>PS3 cgi
>>223173382Did you see Primate? or The Monkey?
>>223173393That's all monster slop now. Godspeed to anyone who can swallow it but I can't. It's as threatening as a paper bag.
>>223173305Pls tell me there's more pictures and you can post a link to them.
>>223173305cum
>>223173261I seen it.I think it was better than buddy but also somehow worse?
What the fuck was this orange niggers problem????
>>223173432Nope. The Monkey looks like a good match, though
>>223173556
Which horrorkino would make a good video game?
The greatest traditional zombie movie οf all time.
>>223173510Monkey was heavy on metaphor to tell a personal story, even though it pretty much spells it out for you in the end. Not everyone enjoys that.
>>223173570i am patiently awaiting for the scream game to get revived
>>223173575It does everything Night did, but better
>>223173575I have fallen asleep every time I tried to watch this movie. Usually it happens around the dream sequence. I've tried at least five times.
>>223173633its a very relaxing film
I enjoyed this quite a bit. It's basically the first movie but slightly worse in terms of characters, writing, dialogue etc. but where the first used each room as an opportunity for a gory setpiece, Hypercube uses theoretical physics to present each room as a different kind of distortion of spacetime. In both films, the gory destruction of the characters leads the survivors to turn on each other and become more desperate; both build up suspense through characters' growing awareness of their impending doom. It's been a while since I saw the first Cube, but I remember that element being handled better there. The interpersonal conflict is more convincing and disturbing in the first film. There were probably more death scenes also. But Hypercube exploits quantum physics to good effect, with some truly memorable and weird scenes. It feels kind of unique, despite its flaws. I found it weird that people complain about the CGI... It was only 2002, and a lower budget film. You will still see people complain about the CGI, on envelopeboxd. I thought it was perfectly fine for this film, though the impact would have been greater with better quality CGI. I suppose my perspective is different since I care more about the art style, concept and intention of effects, than the fidelity of them. My main complaint is that once the central conceit of the film is revealed, you start to care less about the fate of the characters and are instead interested in seeing whatever bizarre spacetime distortions the film will throw at you. Cube left you with some hope that a character may actually escape, whereas Hypercube feels far bleaker, like some kind of cosmic horror where the characters are completely at the mercy of this indifferent, implacable force. But that's also a strength of the film in my eyes, so I don't mind.
>>223173633try not being a bitch?
>>223173679i prefer cube 2 but it is retarded and cute
>>223173575What do you mean by "traditional"? As in, if you were showing someone for the first time a zombie movie in general, or that this particular film demonstrates the best qualities of what is considered traditional?
>>223173633>Usually it happens around the dream sequenceThe first scene in the movie?
>>223173715i think anon means walker zombiesno crazy shitno runnersjust good old fashioned zamborinos
>>223173769I thought I might have been misremembering this, so I went and watched the ending again. They get to the helicopter but the woman character gets grabbed by a zombie, then it hard cuts to her waking up on a tropical island with the other two survivors. I always interpreted this as a possible dream sequence, where Romero is leading us to question whether they do actually escape. So either it's a dream or the afterlife.
>>223173575I think there's this fantasy about consumerism that is similar to the fantasy of the zombie apocalypse mall. I don't mean in the traditional film analysis way where it's an analogy for mindless consumerism. At least not totally. I mean that there's this fantasy of a film where it's just comfy blasting of zombies the entire time while you're holed up. The kind of fantasy that you get from those shitty mobile ads trying to sell you a base building game.But like unlimited consumerism, we actually get sick of it if we're given what we want. The motorbike gang the breaks the fantasy of the more scenario is basically real life knocking on our door saying hey, what you really want is for the fantasy to end. For real life to happen, because real life is about conflict with other people, and you always have to move forward whether you like it or not.
>>223173934>The motorbike gang that breaks the fantasy of the mall scenario*Sorry I'm ranting into my phone.
Wtf did you people talk me into watching
>>223174043Kek
>>223174043tax evasion the movie
>VHS MixtapeReading the premise now. Has the potential to be the worst one in the entire franchise; which is really saying something.Can't wait!
>>223173970>>223173934Wrong movie, Bub
>>223174381Nowadays the wrap around story is always dogshit, but perhaps one of the entries will be worth watching
>>223173896The book The Living Dead reveals that the all died and became zombies after escaping to the island in the helicopter
>>223173261Any obscure horror shows?I liked this. I only remember the dude trying to order a hooker with a strap on tho.
>>223174465It's not quit "obscure", but Kingdom Hospital is alright.
>>223174585>quitquite*
>>223174406Oh shit I didn't even look at the poster properly, shame on me. Thanks for reading my rant anyway.
>>223174585I will give it a shot. Stephen King is pretty hit or miss for me usually.
>>223174439Hmmm I see... In a way that's a small mercy, since... Well... I find myself wondering how they would fare on the island. Would they take turns having sex with woman, or would it lead to a conflict that threatens their very existence. I know I shouldn't be thinking about that, but here we are.
>>223174465Harper's Island
>>223175122It's in my queue. Thanks fren.
>>223175122Yes?
>>223175122Is that near the Fix Peninsula and the Strait of Crampton?
>>223175287jump in front of a train raj
>>223175391Who are you?
>>223175627the village rapist
>>223173305Meow
>>223175666Some might just call him the Bull
>>223176044I prefer The Raven
>>223171492I figured it was so they could do the 1980 feel and backstory at the same time.What year does he drown in the last remake? I never watched it.>>223173575>traditional zombiehoney
>>223173261I thought Buddy was more enjoyable but MMMGR was immensely more satisfying in the end.
BUDDY!!!OH BUDDY!!!!!
>>223176273Is the guy just hallucinating it all in Monkey?If yes then I'd rather just watch Buddy
>>223173088>Exit 8just watched this recently. it's good despite being low on the scares. they should make more small scope movies based on indie games.
>>223176406The show in Monkey isn't really a hallucination. It's never framed as such. It's more of an allegory.
>>223176423They're on their way. Also there was Return to Silent Hill and The Mortuary Assistant from this year.
>>223176461>The Mortuary Assistantwas this one bad? i watched someone play the game before so maybe i'd be willing to give it a chance if it's not abysmal.
Just put on the Omen 4
>SpongeBob's voice actor as a magic kids show presenter
>>223176406Monkey is more allegorical than anything else, like >>223176453 said.I actually think this is a strength it has over Buddy, since Buddy presents a more traditional supernatural horror villain but the how and why of the situation don’t really get addressed in a satisfying way. Monkey is much more psychological and doesn’t leave you with the annoyance of “not knowing” because everything is either abstract enough to be applicable to multiple things or straightforward enough to be self-evident by the end.
>>223176571I honestly found this episode disappointing when it came out because it ends up being another all sizzle no steak Stine style story. Kenny did a great job though and the song gets stuck in my head.
>>223176520Nah I thought it was decent actually. Lower budget than RTSH and it's got that "you gotta know the lore bro" aspect to it, but it did nothing to annoy me and I could tell the director cared.
>>223176618alright, i'll give it a chance and watch it soon. thanks
>>223176546Huh? The Omen (1976) and The First Omen (2024) are the only movies that exist in its respective franchise.
>>223176724There are at least 5 Omen movies from pre-1995
>>223175006>I know I shouldn't be thinking about that, but here we are.Well I was thinking that exact thing and I doubt it’s just us two.
>>223176724There are 5 original movies
>>223176044>>223176235>bulls rarely mate with cows in lieu of having semen extracted through a man holding a massive pocket pussyNo the bull is more appropriate.
>>223173305I will watch your movies
>>223173261I just saw this last weekend, it was wild. Loved it. Can't wait until Buddy is out digitally so I can finally watch that.
>>223177027i expected it to be slop since children show horror has been so common the last few years
>>223177045Has it?
>>223177005Face the wall
>>223177067Mr. Crocket (Hulu original movie)The Banana Splits Movie (2019)Channel Zero: Candle Cove (kinda)and then lots of video games
>>223177184Mascot horror is less about children’s shows and more about stuff like Chuck E Cheese, but I get where you’re coming from. It’s similar to the Shrek problem where eventually you reach the point where the subversion is the norm.
>>223177027wish it was out already but I guess it's well timed for October
>>223177184I've heard that mascot horror has become oversaturated, but I don't play video games so I haven't been exposed to it. I appreciate you naming these others though, because I could go for some more.
>>223177184oh and then there was that segment in one of the recent VHS anthologies too
>>223177266should have looked it up before posting that. it was "ozzy's dungeon" in v/h/s/99
>>223173261>>223177027>the writers
