The Horror Thread 2U • Page 881

who says Anora isn't horror

 

I Saw the TV Glow

 

If we're just talking horror, I think mine would be I Saw the TV Glow, The Substance, Maxxxine, Lisa Frankenstein, and Kinds of Kindness.

Looking forward to doing another thread list for this year! Apparently Nosferatu was getting rave reviews and Awards talk.

 

I liked Scream 4 more this time around than I did on my last rewatch too. Arguably the most brutal of the movies? Nowhere near as cozy as the third one, and I do think it's where the motivations really start going off the rails, but the hospital sequence really makes it stand out.

 

I wouldn’t count Kinds of Kindness, but it’s up there for me in general.

Next ones would be MadS, In a Violent Nature, Daddy’s Head, It’s What’s Inside (if it counts, might be more sci-fi), Terrifier 3, Trap, and Maxxxine.

 

No Offspring no care

 

This would be unnecessary without Reitman, it's worse that it is Reitman

 

Heretic tonight!

 

i've seen 20(!!!) horror movies in theaters so far this year. put through the ranker:

1. I Saw the TV Glow
2. The Substance
3. The First Omen
4. Smile 2
5. Cuckoo
6. Immaculate
7. Lisa Frankenstein
8. Abigail
9. MaXXXine
10. Love Lies Bleeding
11. A Quiet Place: Day One
12. Your Monster
13. Stopmotion
14. Longlegs
15. Late Night with the Devil
16. Azrael
17. Kinds of Kindness
18. AfrAId
19. Speak No Evil
20. The Watchers

 

I missed a few I was interested in: Blink Twice, Strange Darling, Alien: Romulus (I still need to watch the first one! I know!). Heretic looks like it might be fun, but the only ones left this year that might crack the top ten for me are probably Nightbitch and Nosferatu

 

Honestly getting stoked for Blood Rage

 

Liked but didn’t love heretic. I was a little let down.

 

I loved it. Got a little wonky at the end but overall I thought it was pretty cool.

 

It's What's Inside fucking ruled. Had such a blast with it.

 

Not horror per se, but I watched my comfort movie again last night (and just in time for the holidays). Eyes Wide Shut.

 

Watched it this time last year for the first time as an adult. How is that movie simultaneously comfy and also unnerving? Such a cool experience.

 

Not horror per se but I watched a real freak movie last night (Alvin and the Chipmunks)

 

There's truly nothing like watching Nicole Kidman psychologically cuckold Tom Cruise for two and a half hours against a nighttime New York backdrop lit by a million Christmas lights. Warms my heart

 

Sick

 

This isn't gonna be for everyone -- I don't even know if it will be for me -- but what looked like Argentinian torture porn takes a sharp turn into something very creepy in the final 20 or so seconds of this trailer. I'm curious

 

Comfort!? Haha..this movie gives me major anxiety and I have no idea why.