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That's an awesome site. Thanks for the post!

 

https://bloody-disgusting.com/movie...rt-ruling-teases-new-jason-voorhees-projects/ so the writer has the rights to Friday the 13th name and the campgrounds I think, maybe even the name Jason Vorhees as it's in the original script? interesting to see how this continues. studio seems to still have plans on how to move forward.

 

What a mess. How did the Michael Bay dumpster fire movie get made with Miller and Horror, Inc at odds like this?

 

Expanded my Blu-Ray horror collection specifically for this month at the weekend. Got Hellraiser, Slugs and Killer Klowns From Outer Space.

 

Shudder released a list of their additions on IG. Getting a lot of awesome stuff. I’m pumped.

 

Stoked for Halloween sequels, Hitchcock stuff, and Summer of 84

Also A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night is one of my favorite movies

 

I'm sure this has been discussed before but any recommendations on some not well known horror lite movies? I don't like anything too fucked up or disturbing.

Some of my favorites:
Halloween
Poltergeist
Fright Night
Scream
The Innkeepers
Etc.

 

Not sure your take on gore but underrated movies I liked as a kid... The Gate, Lost Boys, Creepshow 1 and 2, Silver Bullet, Night of the Creeps, The Blob remake, Critters 2... it's been awhile since I've seen some of these and I had watched the edited for TV versions back then.

 

Beetlejuice?
The Others?
The Sixth Sense?

 

Nice, thanks. I loved Silver Bullet and Lost Boys as a kid, but haven't seen the others mentioned.

 

Seen all those, but that's about the level of scary I enjoy. I'm hearing I need to check out Trick R Treat.

 

That one is a little unconventional, but is probably at the level you are looking for. I personally love it.

 

Trick r Treat is so underrated. such a gem

 

Underrated up to a point, but Universal Studios is operating a house for it at Halloween Horror Nights now.

Finally getting the recognition it deserves, and probably, largely, due to Krampus.

But yeah, it’s great :)

 

I like Krampus more than Trick r Treat

 

haven't rewatched Krampus since seeing it in theaters, need to get it in this month

 

I think Krampus is fantastic, but I thought there was an underlying sense of disappointment from the horror community. Maybe I’m wrong about that.

 

I wouldn’t call Trick R Treat underrated. Maybe underseen by the masses. Sam has probably been the most prolific horror icon to come out recently. He’s all over the place for more than a few years now. I don’t know anyone that is a horror fan who doesn’t at least appreciate the movie.

 

I think The Gate is PG13 and it also features a young Stephen Dorff

 

Just for fun

Introducing the Horror Oscars: The 40 Best Scary Movies Since ‘Halloween’

 

I love nightmare on elm st so much I honestly can't handle it sometimes. All time fave movie. It's just so well done. It's like scream or halloween where I don't even like the saying of its a good horror movie like no it's a good movie period and should be on lists of great movies not just specific to horror

 

getting all that Hitchcock might get me to sub to shudder

 

As a kid I had watched a couple of the sequels on TV until I saw the original. I remember late one night it aired on cable and TV Guide in its description called it “effectively scary,” which I never saw used to describe another movie. I had to turn it off when Nancy falls asleep and sees Tina in a body bag in the school... I did not sleep well that night.

 

So Hulu has Huluween and now I’m watching 28 Weeks Later. I’m in the minority where I prefer it over 28 Days. It has one of my favorite opening sequence of any film. I’m gonna try to watch a horror movie every night this month. Also, I’m reminded that Idris Elba, Rose Byrne and Jeremy Renner is in this.