I have honestly lost track at this point. I had no idea there was 3D version that came out 7 years ago, along with the recent one you mentioned above.
The 2003 film was a pretty big deal when it came out and I really liked it. Recently re-watched it and it still holds up. Didn't do anything really new with it, but I thought it was effective and of course, Jessica Beal added to that intrigue lol.
It’s that time of year.
Just watched Antebellum. It’s more of a thriller, but quite decent. Watching The Nun right now and zzzzzzz.
has anyone seen a meta horror film called Found Footage 3D?
i heard good things about it, and, have been looking for it.
do you guys know if it's any good?
I actually have a friend who was upset that they DIDN'T do that. (He's a big Scream fan.) I'm not at all surprised that they're just sticking with Scream as the title, especially since the success of the last Halloween film is part of what got the ball rolling on the new film.
don't know if anyone listens to the Halloweenies podcast, but several of the people on it are (actual, IRL) friends of mine. they just offered me the job of editing some of their episodes (and getting paid to do it!) so i'm starting this week with...jason takes manhattan. WOOF. hahahaha
I've seen Lake Mungo, and it's certainly passable.
As far as indie/underground stuff, I highly suggest Antrum, (which is pretty much the only film I've ever seen that relies on subliminal messages,) and She's Allergic to Cats, which is shoestring budget batshit insanity that I found during the Great Covid Drought.
There's also a GREAT found footage called The Bay, if you've not seen it. It's from 2012.
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just watched Ouija: Origin Of Evil. i'm a big mike flanagan fan so i really liked it. never saw the first movie so i had no investment in this being a prequel and having to connect to it. some of the VFX were a little odd (and that big mouth thing always looks so weird to me, even if it is a bit creepy), but the story was good.
Finished Haunting of Hill House tonight. Was left deflated by the ending. I wanted more...horror I guess? I have no problem with how things were wrapped up for the characters, but I wanted more shit to go down considering how they teased the house would react once they got back to it. Meh. Still a good mini series with some great acting and some really good deep dives each character.
And man...the young version of the father is just such a clueless dope.
My partner and I loved that series! Looking forward to the next series that is about a totally different haunting with totally different characters, but same actors reappearing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Haunting_of_Bly_Manor
As for Henry Thomas as the young version of the dad, I thought he did ok. He dis wonderful justice portraying Jack Torrance in Doctor Sleep, I thought.
...related: deepfake of Jack Nicholson in that scene:
Just saw a preview for The Cleansing Hour on Shudder, shit looks good.
henry thomas is fucking phenomenal. who would have thought that the kid from ET would have a decently solid career and then still be doing incredible roles at this point in his life?
also, bobbie, i'm assuming you meant the character is a dope in that he's clueless and should have been able to do more to help his family? not that thomas' portrayal wasn't good...right?
Has anyone seen the new Blumhouse movies? They put out 2 last week, and then 2 yesterday.
Can't remember what they're called, but I've got one of them downloaded.
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I showed my wife House of 1000 Corpses and The Devil's Rejects not too long ago.
And GOOD GOD, TDR is brilliant. I was SOBBING when Free Bird came on. How many movies can pull that off - show you characters who do horrible, HORRIBLE things, and then, make you shed a tear for them in the end?!
Part of it is Sid being gone, yes. But, my wife didn't know anything about him, at all, and she was crying too
@bobbie solo - oh shit, this just started a few days ago.
Just found out this morning that Robert Englund and Sid Haig (posthumously) will be in this puppet film that's been in production for like 7 years:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abruptio
The premise sounds like Saw to me.
if you have Shudder, like Vincent Price, and are even a little bit of a Shakespeare nerd, i can't recommend Theater Of Blood highly enough. it's just so fucking fun. a bit like Dr. Phibes (though not nearly as stylized or hypnotic as that film), it's always great to see Price in this kind of role.
I caught Host on Shudder after all the rcommendations, and it was great.