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I agree with this. It’s really jarring how B-rate it feels despite appearances from Anthony Anderson, Eva Mendes, and the best part of the movie, Loretta Divine.

 

Out of that era of french movies I think Inside is my fav

 

New Friday The 13th Movie Reportedly In The Works

I hope

 

I wish because it’s time. Isn’t there issues with rights to the franchise?

 

Yeah but there are rumors it’s resolved now so who knows what’s going on

 

Dolls rules.

 

The With Gourley & Rust podcast is absolutely hysterical and I can't wait for them to cover the Nightmare series next. I'm listening to the Freddy Vs Jason episode and I am consistently cracking up. "This movie is brought to you by Big Murder. Folks, get out and vote!"

 

As it should have! It’s not good, and that it’s celebrated as such baffles me greatly. Sorry everyone =(

Anyway, I came in here to reiterate that Dead by Daylight is too much fun and I had my first successful match as a killer last night and I now have an insatiable thirst for blood...so watch out

 

Nightmare on Elm Street
Scream
Night of the Demons

 

Invisible Man (2020) was... Okay. I guess.

 

for october this year i'm gonna watch 62 horror movies i haven't seen before instead of the usual 31...it's getting harder and harder every year to figure out what to watch! this is what i've got lined up...

the borrower (1991)
fright night (2011)
deep rising (1998)
dance of the damned (1988)
cujo (1983)
prison (1987)
in their sleep (2010)
feast (2005)
the ugly (1997)
there's nothing out there (1991)
the asphyx (1972)
terrorvision (1986)
def by tempation (1990)
visible secret (2001)
joy ride (2001)
the boneyard (1991)
id (2005)
necronomicon (1993)
xtro (1982)
chained (2012)
the deadly spawn (1983)
the lair of the white worm (1988)
scream for help (1984)
baby blood (1990)
hard candy (2005)
the mafu cage (1978)
may (2002)
the blob (1988)
bedevil (1993)
the day of the beast (1995)
the cremator (1969)
jigoku (1960)
the entity (1982)
terror train (1980)
intruder (1989)
at midnight i'll take your soul (1964)
dead end drive in (1986)
beyond the darkness (1979)
nightmare beach (1989)
symptoms (1974)
bliss (2019)
flavia the heretic (1974)
the witches of eastwick (1987)
dumplings (2004)
gremlins 2 (1990)
sombre (1998)
cam (2018)
alucarda (1977)
crimson peak (2015)
house of usher (1960)
shin godzilla (2016)
mother joan of the angels (1961)
the dead center (2018)
night train to terror (1985)
combat shock (1986)
blood beat (1983)
body parts (1991)
the ambulance (1990)
the vampire doll (1970)
evil dead trap (1988)
the mcpherson tape (1989)
the unholy (1988)

 

i have a deep love for crimson peak.

glad to see it's on your list!

 

Local independent theater released its annual "Halloween Classics" schedule for the end of Sept thru all of October and I've got Hocus Pocus, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Coco, Ghostbusters, The Lost Boys, Coraline, The Conjuring, Annabelle, Saw, The Addams Family, Scream, and IT. Probably will go once a week tbh.

 

Swap coralline with Paranoman, and Annabelle with Annabelle: Creation, then you would have a perfect list

 

My obsessive need to do things chronologically has me actually a little excited to finally watch the first Annabelle believe it or not. If not for anything else, to be able to finally watch the sequels. I've never actually seen Coraline or Paranorman! Or Monster House! That whole genre has eluded me.

 

Watched Spiral on Shudder this weekend. I enjoyed it. 3.5/5 for me.

 

TECHNICALLY Annabelle: Creation is a prequel so ya know... story chronology would let you watch it and never have to see the original

 

Ah this is true! Is the first one really so bad? Haha

 

It’s not bad... but it’s also not good. It just kinda exists

 

Lmao that’s the best way to describe the first. Some good set pieces though and actually significantly better than “comes home”

 

I saw Scream and OG Halloween in theaters back in 2018. Legendary experiences.

 

This is quite the marathon! Good luck!

 

Only older horror films I've seen in theaters are TCM and The Shining. The former was a midnight showing and I was feeling very tired so the dinner scene REALLY got to me in a visceral way that I think others that are non-as-equipped for horror as I am feel when they watch it.

 

I’d love to see BOTH of those in a theater. I really want to get to drive in soon...have never been.