The Horror Thread [Archived] Movie • Page 130

According to Vulture... November 11

How to Get the Most Out of the Criterion Collection Before It Leaves Hulu

 

i think it is, Criterion is launching their own streaming service soon

 

Ugh this is terrible. I definitely can't afford their dvds on a regular basis haha

 

Well, I ended up signing up for Hulu. Gonna try to see House this weekend (and other Criterian movies I've been meaning to see in the next two weeks)

 

BANANAS! BANANAS! BANANAS!

 

didn't really care for The Innkeepers. felt very typical in its horror, and annoying in its humor.

Krampus, on the other hand, i liked a lot. got away with a lot more than I would have expected on a PG-13 rating, and I wish it would have gone further, but the monster design was really sweet. not too big a fan of comedy-horror so the more humorous-scary moments were eh, but overall a solidly creative effort that I'd expect from the guy who gave us trick r treat.

 

MEW with my favorite Halloween getup this year.

 

is that suppose to from Under the Skin?

 

Under the Skin is amazing. gotta buy that soon

 

okay, just started watching House and already it's crazy bonkers and it hasn't reached any horror parts yet.

 

Just watching this, I'm wondering if it was an influential to Sam Raimi when he made the Evil Dead movies.

 

Loved Day of The Dead. Gore effects were phenomenal, and the social commentary helped too

 

Went into a secret screening at the Philly Film Festival tonight, everyone was under the impression that it was going to be Split but it ended up being RAW. It was awesome!

 

There are secret screenings like that? Where the audience doesn't even know what they're in for? Small town me is enthralled. How do you hear about something like that?

 

It was part of the 11 day annual Philadelphia Film Festival. Just about every year in the "Graveyard Shift" section where they play horror/"extreme" action films they do a secret screening where you have no clue what you're walking into. 2 years ago it turned out to be Goodnight Mommy, this year it was Raw.

 

Oh, I never even considered it might be at a festival! That's super cool

 

Rewatching A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night and damn I love this movie. Has to be the most stylish vampire movie maybe ever

 

it's so good

 

just watched the haunting of molly hartley, oh my god. that ending. i need someone else to have seen it so we can talk about that fucking ending hahah

 

Netflix movie? I haven't heard of this one, but your reaction is encouraging haha

 

erm, not sure, i don't hvae netflix so i just stream it from some filehosting site. i could see it being on netflix though, it was pretty poorly received

 

I think I've seen that. They made a sequel too

 

That movie is ridic lol. the things I watched during the height of my Gossip Girl obsessed phase!

 

i was like "this is a bad movie, but it's not 3% on rotten tomatoes bad?" and then the ending happened and it elevated so hard

 

Watched You're Next, and started Late Phases before leaving to go to my family's house for pumpkin carving. Liking LP so far. Tom Noonan is an added bonus.