The Horror Thread 2U • Page 3

I have a friend who claims he saw someone reaching a hand towards him in the middle of the night and he nicknamed it "Bathsheba"

 

Started listening to the Colors of the Dark podcast with Elric Kane and Dr. Rebekah McKendry. I wasn't aware of their previous podcasts, so it was nice first listen to get to know their tastes and explore the world of horror. First episode focuses on the history of Splatstick in horror.

Lots of films mentioned from the film festivals, and so much added to my must watch list.

 

This edition is 1 of only 2,000 produced from Mondo. It also comes with the remastered soundtrack on CD. Here’s some more pics because it contains A LOT:

 

It’s one of the craziest films I’ve ever seen, but it’s still great. It’s pretentious as hell but I still love it!

 

Holy shit dude. That is awesome.

 

Thanks man, my best friend got it for me for Christmas last year

 

It's a shame Microsoft bought Bathsheba

 

i laughed

 

Just watched Lights Out. I enjoyed it right up to the ending. It was a little predictable and abrupt.

 

yeah, it heard it specifically falls off a cliff there

 

Anyone seen Trick or Treat (1986)? Is it worth the watch?

 

It’s on my list. Apparently, yes it is

 

Gonna watch Brain Damage so I can show my IOP group the movie later this week.

 

About to record my Demon Knight episode for tomorrow.
Only 3 Halloween Horrorthon episodes left :(

 

Vivarium was a cool, if not exhausting, watch. However, I think that’s the intent given the monotonous nature of the story. I think it would have worked better as a Black Mirror episode or a short.

 

Hey @Henry sorry it's late, I hope it's not too long.

A grown up Danny, recovering from alcoholism, connects with a young girl who also "shines," as she finds herself in the crosshairs of a group of people who, like the monsters at the Overlook, feed on those that shine. I've previously described Mike Flanagan's work as simultaneously horrifying, fascinating, and heartbreaking. Doctor Sleep is the prime example of that. Doctor Sleep is a film adaptation of the sequel to The Shining. Flanagan manages to pay homage to both Stanley Kubrick, the director of the film adaptation of The Shining, and Stephen King, the author of both novels. The cinematography and score take stylistic cues from Kubrick, especially towards the end, while the characters are written with the same love and care King pours into the characters in his work. The film really made me feel for the characters, even the monsters in some moments where they are humanized. Ewan McGregor, Rebecca Ferguson, and newcomer Kyliegh Curran lead a near-perfect cast.

 

New episode, talking about the 25th anniversary of Demon Knight. The first of 3 brand new episodes I’m doing this week as we wrap up the Halloween holiday. Back to one a week, next week!

Tales From the Crypt Presents Demon Knight (1995) by Mad-Dad Movie Review • A podcast on Anchor

 

Excited for Shudderfest. Will definitely check out the Future of Black Horror, Horror Royalty, and the Kingcast panels.

 

is The Cleaning Lady worth a watch?

 

@Henry two small things: you left out the h at the end of my name (understandable, it's silent) and you don't have the year for Jennifer's Body. Thanks!

 

Yooo I just saw their post for this. I'm in!

 

thank you!

 

Picked this bad boy up today at Best Buy. Gonna try to watch after work tonight.

 

Did my first Hammer film last night (The Vampire Lovers). Found it to be quite slow (kind of expected) but charming.

 

nice!!! How much did it cost?