The Horror Thread [Archived] Movie • Page 192

Seriously? It's been on my radar. May watch it tonight!

 

Cinematography was incredible, has a great deadpan sense of humour and the instances of violence come way harder than I expected. The fact that she wrote/directed/starred in her first feature all while pregnant is unbelievable.
It makes sense finding out she cowrote an early Wheatley film, similar tone and honestly matches his best work. Such a pleasant surprise.

 

Awesome! Thank you :)

 

Finally watched A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night and man was that a pretty film. Loved it. I wonder if she'll ever tell Arash her name. Soundtrack was great too.

Edit: Cat. Cat Cat cat

 

I can't get Maniac out of my head. I'm gonna have to rewatch that one soon. Tonight, it's all about Tourist Trap. I love my Shudder subscription.

 

Maniac was crazy. I enjoyed it.

 

I've never seen The Exorcist

 

Are you wanting to change that?

 

You should!

 

Yes. I just haven't gotten around to it.

 

Try to find the Director's cut that includes the spider-walk.

 

Huh. Good to know, I thought that was just in the original cut, considering how famous it is.

Edit: Oh I see what you're saying. It was excluded from the Director's Cut?

 

The spider walk wasn't in the original theatrical release. It's on DVDs and the 2000 theatrical re-release though

 

So, is there a definitive version to watch?

 

Forgive me if I have posted any of these before. This is my Shining tattoo and my Halloween costume from a few years ago. Lil' obsessed. Thought y'all might appreciate.

 

That tattoo is so rad. I remember you sharing it in here or on AP and I still think of it from time to time when I consider horror movie tattoo ideas.

 

The Void was bonkers.

 

Going to finally get a chance to see The Blackcoat's Daughter tonight

 

My favorite film I saw last year! I hope you enjoy it!

 

Ended up passing it up to watch a Paul Rudd movie at home with my roommate... but I'm going on Monday!

 

Mannn I want to see that so bad

 

That carpet pattern is forever etched in my brain

 

Saw The Void last night. The story felt pretty disconnected, but I'd be lying if I said it wasn't a fun watch.

 

I watched The Town That Dreaded Sundown (2014) on Netflix last night. It's a very run-of-the-mill horror movie and there's nothing particularly memorable about it. I feel like I wasted 90 minutes of my life.

 

Would you have really used that 90 minutes to do something productive otherwise