The Horror Thread 2U • Page 635

Lmao

 

That's so good lol

 

I think I liked Freaky more than Lisa Frankenstein

 

About to start Imaginary, gonna try to squeeze Be My Cat and Sorority Slaughter 2 in tonight as it's technically my last night of Easter break. (Likely gonna have to take a sick day Tuesday, though.)

 

Imaginary is...not faring so well, lol. Even on adderall, I'm starting to distract myself. This does not need to be 105 minutes. Every time the neighbor lady shows up, she gives an exposition dump and it feels like a strange I Think You Should Leave sketch

 

Sorry for triple-posting. Have we talked about what we feel are actually the scariest movies we've all seen? Because looking back on the ones that made me (besides Skinamarink because of recency), I feel like The Blair Witch Project and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre are the ones that have stuck with and really disturbed me the most, not just in a shock value way.

 

Agree with those two for sure.

I know you’ll disagree, but The Strangers scared the shit out of me when it came out.

 

No, I believe that for sure. It definitely left an impact on me, whether it was positive or not. It was definitely memorable, especially amongst a sea 2000s teen horror at the time.

 

Yeah I’m just glad I saw it back then. I don’t think I’d have that same experience if I watched it for the first time now.

 

Signs is still the most effective for me, but I was in middle school when I first saw that. I wonder if it would still scare me if I saw it for the first time now.

 

Those Signs alien moments still hit even if the main premise is dumb in retrospect

 

Signs is still so good

move children! vamonos!

 

Not a horror movie but Large Marge from Pee Wee's Big Adventure still scares me to this day.

 

Free Solo

 

I think the only films that really stuck with me, like scared to be home alone at night for months, are The Ring, Hereditary, and Skinamarink

 

Rewatching 2004's "Dawn of the Dead" for the first time in like 15 years - probably my favorite take in the zombie genre. So fun and fast paced

 

Watched You'll Never Find Me on Shudder. Love a good low budget, single location movie that focuses on atmosphere and building tension. I'm a little mixed on the 3rd act, but those first 2/3 of the movie are pretty good.

 

finally over this cold. Immaculate today!

 

buckle up

 

Late Night with the Devil will hit Shudder on April 19th for their Halfway to Halloween horror-thon.

Baghead will premiere on April 5th.

Infested (from the director of the next Evil Dead movie) will be April 26th.

 

Dakota Fanning is the lead in this one

 

Man, we really are opposites lol. I was thankful that the third act picked up and went somewhere cool, because the first hour of monologues were TOUGH for me to get through. No one talks like that!

 

Night Swim and Pandorum tonight.

 

Trailers before Immaculate

Strangers
Tarot
First Omen
In a Violent Nature
Abigail
Quiet Place
Cuckoo!!! Hunter my queeeeen
Longlegs!!! Maika also my queeen