The Horror Thread [Archived] Movie • Page 182

There's another Blumhouse clown flick, I think it's Mockingbird? that I remember not hating hmm

Also I watched Autopsy (2008) and the only thing I took away from it was that Ross McCall hasn't aged since 2001 and BoB.

 

there's also Stitches, which plays up the comedy and fantasy angles. iirc its gore was a little more dumb and goofy, but not necessarily fun.

i actually rewatched Clown and that movie is definitely about a man who's a pedophile, right?

 

I'm watching The Other Side of the Door and I don't know if I can keep going because Sarah Wayne Callies will forever be Lori Grimes, who was the woooooorst

I have similar issues with Melissa George from when she was on Grey's Anatomy

 

didn't realize stitches was released internationally? they held their open auditions in my school years ago and since you had to be 18+ to audition half of the cast for that film were in my year

weird seeing someone you're friends with get their head kicked off

 

Train to Busan was fucking awesome, best zombie flick I've seen in a while and I appreciate that real drama was thrown in there.

 

Just bought tickets for the third time for the wife and I to see Get Out...To be clear: we have yet to see it, we have just bought and returned our Fandango tickets twice now due to unforeseen circumstances.

Hopefully third time's a charm!

 

I've tried to get my hands on a copy a bunch of times the past few months, and now that's it's finally on Netflix, I haven't set aside the time to watch it. Funny how that works

 

I typically don't like Asian horror, but I think this is Korean? If so, I do prefer them of Japan.

 

damnit...I meant to watch Train to Busan this morning. probably won't have time now. someone quote me tomorrow morning and remind me to watch it. kk? ur the best

 

You're welcome! Thanks for reading.

 

Teaser trailer tomo.

 

is that chiller font

 

It's chilling me that's 4 sure

 

I am so creeped out already.

 

Please tell me someone else has seen this trailer.

 

You'll float too is the best tagline

 

I never read the book or seen the movie, am I missing something? Shouldn't it be "You'll float,too?" Or is "too" meant as "also?"

 

The line from the book is They all float down here, so it's also.

 

Ahh ok, creepy shit.

 

I want to tell all of you to read the book before IT comes out, but I honestly have no idea what to expect in this adaptation.

beep beep, richie.

 

Train to Busan!

 

thank you! I'm gonna watch it here soon

 

Looks pretty cool. I hope Muchietti learned some restraint, there's I felt Mama failed.

 

Well this story was already written for him, so hopefully he just follows the path that's been cleared for him.

It looks like the adaptation will be very faithful - a lot of small details in that trailer already.