The Horror Thread 2U • Page 136

F13 tonight. Ned is still one of the most annoying characters in horror canon lol

 

Watched my first Bava tonight. Figured I'd start at the beginning with Black Sunday.

 

Ready for VHS 94.

 

IMO:

The first 40 minutes of Halloween (2018) were straight garbage and the caricature of PTSD was..not good, but to my surprise, I didn’t hate the whole thing; the scene where Michael is walking around with the trick or treaters and walks through the house was genuinely creepy and hypnotizing and I wish there had been more of that. The movie only felt inspired in the slightest once Michael got his mask back. The script was by far the worst thing about this movie which would’ve been okay if they didn’t spend the first 40 minutes on dumbass story with characters that ranged from dead boring to obnoxious.

Again, that trick or treat scene though. Plus the lighting throughout was great.

 

So apparently the Scream 5 trailer is being shown on the 10th before the Scream 25th anniversary theater run. Our theater got it so we'll be there on Sunday.

 

Hope they put it online too

 

I will watch it once and once only.

 

watched both creep and apostle last night. neither were particularly good. creep probably the better of the two

 

There's charm in Creep's simplicity, but it's a once and done for me. That's for sure.

 

I say this now, but I know I'm about to watch and analyze that shit 500 times.

 

I enjoyed both Creep movies for what they were, but yeah, I can’t imagine ever revisiting either of them.

 

Really like them both, maybe the second one more

Haven't rewatched in a while though

 

I was a big fan of the first Creep, never watched the second.

 

Creep is good. Apostle was…..interesting. Very gory.

 

That new Lego Star Wars was a good time.

Venom 2 wasn't as gory or scary as I'd imagined it would be, idk why I expected more horror-y elements from it, but it was still very fun.

Friendly reminder to get started on Midnight Mass if you haven't already.

 

All I remember from Creep was the ending (which I loved), need to check out the sequel

 

Oh cool, the new Invisible Man is on HBO Max. I was getting ready to probably rent that this weekend.

 

It's very good.

 

I think that was the last movie I saw in theater in 2020. It was pretty solid

 

I loved Apostle. And the Invisible Man is awesome.

 

That was mine too! 3 days before my state went into lockdown.

 

It Follows is on Peacock! (with ads, but still.) I've been meaning to watch it forever! It left Netflix before I got around to it.

 

One of my favorites

 

Yep. One of the best in recent memory

 

*chef’s kiss*