FFA Official Horror Movie Thread Catching up on Shudder and Various Streaming Platforms (2 Viewers)

[Tick]

This seems a good place to ask this question. My 9 year old, who hasn't seen a real horror movie, is adamant about hosting a party and watch one with his friends. The hard part is, which movie? He's aware of the slasher/killer movies, which I don't think are quite appropriate, and Shaun of the Dead. I've personally been advocating for Poltergeist. Now I'm starting to wonder if that is even too severe.

Any thoughts on entry level titles?

Night of the Living Dead, the original.

I took a different angle for my kids - eased toward Alien/Cloverfield using similar movies. Super 8, Pacific Rim, Terminator, Predator, Edge of Tomorrow.

A Quiet Place might work. Prey might be another - it would be interesting to see what someone thought of that movie if it's the first in the series they've seen.

 

[jamny]

Disappointed in Lake Mungo. I heard good things but it was pretty boring and without any real payoff.

 

[JB Breakfast Club]

This seems a good place to ask this question. My 9 year old, who hasn't seen a real horror movie, is adamant about hosting a party and watch one with his friends. The hard part is, which movie? He's aware of the slasher/killer movies, which I don't think are quite appropriate, and Shaun of the Dead. I've personally been advocating for Poltergeist. Now I'm starting to wonder if that is even too severe.

Any thoughts on entry level titles?

Tremors

 

[KarmaPolice]

This seems a good place to ask this question. My 9 year old, who hasn't seen a real horror movie, is adamant about hosting a party and watch one with his friends. The hard part is, which movie? He's aware of the slasher/killer movies, which I don't think are quite appropriate, and Shaun of the Dead. I've personally been advocating for Poltergeist. Now I'm starting to wonder if that is even too severe.

Any thoughts on entry level titles?

Tremors

Arachnophobia

 

[Nick Vermeil]

This seems a good place to ask this question. My 9 year old, who hasn't seen a real horror movie, is adamant about hosting a party and watch one with his friends. The hard part is, which movie? He's aware of the slasher/killer movies, which I don't think are quite appropriate, and Shaun of the Dead. I've personally been advocating for Poltergeist. Now I'm starting to wonder if that is even too severe.

Any thoughts on entry level titles?

Tremors

Arachnophobia

Both great.

 

[KarmaPolice]

Go full 80s cheese- The Gate, Critters, and Monster Squad!

 

[JB Breakfast Club]

Late Night with the Devil is available on Hulu, so I plan to check it out soon.

Hysteria on Peacock is fun through two episodes. It's basically Stranger Things but with Satanic panic.

I'll repeat my tout for Strange Darling. Worth paying the rental fee.

 

[The Gator]

V/H/S 2

 

[Dan Lambskin]

Is The Sadness subtitled?

Yes.

Not sure how much plot there is to follow, though.

Wife didn’t want to watch it subtitled . Might have to watch on my own

 

[Dan Lambskin]

New to me-

Fright Night(remake) - 8/10, Started out more light hearted than i thought, then got into it. Fun for sure

Hush- 8/10, Really enjoyed how they built tension here, love the lead actress too.

Oddity- 8/10, One of the better jump scares imo, my wife almost fell off the couch.

The Invitation (2015)- 7/10, Slow build of anxiety during a dinner party with a group of old friends.

Significant Other- 7.5/10, a few twists and turns as a young couple go backpacking in the woods. really enjoyed this and didn't expect a few of the twists.

Apartment 7A- 6/10, First semi dud of the month. Julia Garner is great in it, but the story overall is meh.

What You Wish For-7/10 - Nick Stahl really has changed his look. Enjoyed this chefy, rich people dinner flick, but yeah it get depraved.

Deathgasm- 7.5/10, Heavy metal meets demons. Fun old school type of gore-horror/comedy with practical effects. Enjoyed it.

The Nun II- 7/10, Enjoyed it more than the first one and i liked that one too. Enjoyed the characters and The Nun is just creepy imo

The of House of the Devil- 5/10, College girl that needs money takes up a babysitting gig in a creepy house, but nothing really happens until the end. Set in the early 80s, and they captured that well, even filming-wise. Lot's of zooms and long shots, that said, it was pretty meh.

Malignant- (2021) 7.5/10, If movies were races, The House of The Devil is a turtle race and Malignant is an F1 race. Lights out and away we go! The lead is plagued by dreams of people being killed...but they end up actually being dead the next day. I thought it was well done for what it did and how they tied it together.

Session 9, 7.5/10, An asbestos removal team takes a job at old insane asylum. Liked the slow build into everyone potentially losing it and them not trusting each other, really liked the ending.

The Endless, 7.5/10, Two brothers journey to a cult camp that they were at years ago. Thought it was well done and built to a good ending. Mixed in a little sci-fi which is always nice imo

Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse, 7.5/10, Very fun zom-com... Shawn of the Dead meets Superbad. This will definitely go in the rewatch routine






Mother!, 7/10, Jennifer Lawrence and the dude from no Country for Old Men start having house guest arrive at their house. It's filmed in a different way, lots of following around and camera turns from front to back, if that makes sense. We enjoyed it, but it does pump up the anxiety a bit of just not being in control. My wife texted my this morning saying it gave her nightmares lol







Rewatches-

Evil Dead Rise
Shawn of the Dead
The Thing
It Follows
Van Hellsing
Mama
Hereditary
Terrifier
Midsommer

Mother. It was really weird and tense I had no idea what was going on. Later I read it’s an allegory for Mother Earth and overpopulation / pollution or something

 

[Tick]

New to me-

Fright Night(remake) - 8/10, Started out more light hearted than i thought, then got into it. Fun for sure

Hush- 8/10, Really enjoyed how they built tension here, love the lead actress too.

Oddity- 8/10, One of the better jump scares imo, my wife almost fell off the couch.

The Invitation (2015)- 7/10, Slow build of anxiety during a dinner party with a group of old friends.

Significant Other- 7.5/10, a few twists and turns as a young couple go backpacking in the woods. really enjoyed this and didn't expect a few of the twists.

Apartment 7A- 6/10, First semi dud of the month. Julia Garner is great in it, but the story overall is meh.

What You Wish For-7/10 - Nick Stahl really has changed his look. Enjoyed this chefy, rich people dinner flick, but yeah it get depraved.

Deathgasm- 7.5/10, Heavy metal meets demons. Fun old school type of gore-horror/comedy with practical effects. Enjoyed it.

The Nun II- 7/10, Enjoyed it more than the first one and i liked that one too. Enjoyed the characters and The Nun is just creepy imo

The of House of the Devil- 5/10, College girl that needs money takes up a babysitting gig in a creepy house, but nothing really happens until the end. Set in the early 80s, and they captured that well, even filming-wise. Lot's of zooms and long shots, that said, it was pretty meh.

Malignant- (2021) 7.5/10, If movies were races, The House of The Devil is a turtle race and Malignant is an F1 race. Lights out and away we go! The lead is plagued by dreams of people being killed...but they end up actually being dead the next day. I thought it was well done for what it did and how they tied it together.

Session 9, 7.5/10, An asbestos removal team takes a job at old insane asylum. Liked the slow build into everyone potentially losing it and them not trusting each other, really liked the ending.

The Endless, 7.5/10, Two brothers journey to a cult camp that they were at years ago. Thought it was well done and built to a good ending. Mixed in a little sci-fi which is always nice imo

Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse, 7.5/10, Very fun zom-com... Shawn of the Dead meets Superbad. This will definitely go in the rewatch routine






Mother!, 7/10, Jennifer Lawrence and the dude from no Country for Old Men start having house guest arrive at their house. It's filmed in a different way, lots of following around and camera turns from front to back, if that makes sense. We enjoyed it, but it does pump up the anxiety a bit of just not being in control. My wife texted my this morning saying it gave her nightmares lol







Rewatches-

Evil Dead Rise
Shawn of the Dead
The Thing
It Follows
Van Hellsing
Mama
Hereditary
Terrifier
Midsommer

Mother. It was really weird and tense I had no idea what was going on. Later I read it’s an allegory for Mother Earth and overpopulation / pollution or something

#danzig

 

[Andy Dufresne]

The Wailing

Korean filmmakers just love their screaming, don't they? Too long, did not like.

 

[Yambag]

The Wailing

Korean filmmakers just love their screaming, don't they? Too long, did not like.

I've had this in my list for a while now. I remember last time turning it on and thinking it was not a night I could do 2.5 hrs. Still on the watch list as it ranked 67 on the horror countdown but I always seem to find something else to watch instead.

 

[Todem]

This seems a good place to ask this question. My 9 year old, who hasn't seen a real horror movie, is adamant about hosting a party and watch one with his friends. The hard part is, which movie? He's aware of the slasher/killer movies, which I don't think are quite appropriate, and Shaun of the Dead. I've personally been advocating for Poltergeist. Now I'm starting to wonder if that is even too severe.

Any thoughts on entry level titles?

One made for kids that is live action is Monster Squad.

One not made for kids that has horror elements without really being scary is the original Beetlejuice.

And learn from me. I once played the original Paranormal Activity during the daytime when watching my nephews and nieces. I thought it was safe because it was only rated R due to language, but it really freaked out my 10 year old niece to where she couldn't sleep alone for a week

Mission accomplished then.

 

[Todem]

This seems a good place to ask this question. My 9 year old, who hasn't seen a real horror movie, is adamant about hosting a party and watch one with his friends. The hard part is, which movie? He's aware of the slasher/killer movies, which I don't think are quite appropriate, and Shaun of the Dead. I've personally been advocating for Poltergeist. Now I'm starting to wonder if that is even too severe.

Any thoughts on entry level titles?

One made for kids that is live action is Monster Squad.

One not made for kids that has horror elements without really being scary is the original Beetlejuice.

And learn from me. I once played the original Paranormal Activity during the daytime when watching my nephews and nieces. I thought it was safe because it was only rated R due to language, but it really freaked out my 10 year old niece to where she couldn't sleep alone for a week

My kid has seen Beetlejuice, and hated it (not because it's scary). He has requested scary, so I'm trying to deliver!

Understandable. I'll be mentioning this momentarily in my 31 for 31 List, but one that is scary but PG-13 and likely appropriate for a 9 year old is Signs. Saw it again this weekend on Max

I was also thinking some M.Night movies could work too.

The Visit scared me as well.

YATZEEE!!!!!!

 

[Todem]

The Wailing

Korean filmmakers just love their screaming, don't they? Too long, did not like.

I've had this in my list for a while now. I remember last time turning it on and thinking it was not a night I could do 2.5 hrs. Still on the watch list as it ranked 67 on the horror countdown but I always seem to find something else to watch instead.

Meh…..overrated imo.

 

[Todem]

This seems a good place to ask this question. My 9 year old, who hasn't seen a real horror movie, is adamant about hosting a party and watch one with his friends. The hard part is, which movie? He's aware of the slasher/killer movies, which I don't think are quite appropriate, and Shaun of the Dead. I've personally been advocating for Poltergeist. Now I'm starting to wonder if that is even too severe.

Any thoughts on entry level titles?

Tremors

Arachnophobia

This is a great suggestion.

But I think Nicks kid wants to be really scared.

So when he does not have his friends over throw him into the deep end Nick.

Halloween.

 

[Tick]

I watched Signs (Max) for the first time since it was in the theaters. It’s interesting how little we see the aliens… I wonder if the effects weren’t what they wanted them to be or if it was intentional to keep the tension. Good acting across the board, even the kids. 2 times is probably enough for this one.

 

[Yambag]

The Orphanage last night, ranked #120 on the horror countdown. This was one I thought I might have already seen but luckily that was not true. I really enjoyed it, leans more towards a thriller, but as produced by Guillermo del Toro, it has his fingerprints all over it, including the ending. A-

 

[Raging weasel]

Started watching Legend of Hill House with my wife, 6 episodes in. Really good so far,hope the payoff is good .
Viking Wolf- Swedish take on werewolves. Low budget special effects and a story you've seen many times before but still kinda liked it.
Escape Room- This was better than expected. Kind of like Cube but with group puzzles

Legend of Hill House - now through 8 episodes and it's getting even better
Was going to watch Escape Room2 but couldn't find a free option.
4) The Menu- really good slow burn with great performances by Fiennes and AT-J. More thriller than horror but classified as a comedy. 7/10

5) Blood Red Sky- A Netflix original so wasn't expecting much, turned out to be pretty good. Other than the kid the acting was good and better than expected effects. Probably 20-30 minutes too long but worth a watch. 6/10

6) Immaculate - Sweeny is great in this religion based horror movie. Good buildup and really liked the last 30 minutes. 7/10

7) The Purge - had never watched any of the Purge series before watching this. The writing/story was a little weak but thought all the actors did well with what they were given. Expected more violence and there was very little gore. Had a short runtime and kept me entertained but not chomping at the bit to watch the rest of the series. 6/10

8) 28 Weeks Later- had only watched this once,back when it first came out and didn't think much of it. Must have been in a weird mood or something because I really liked it this time. Might've been all the shaky camera work because everything else is top notch. The rage zombies are definitely the scariest version of a zombie but do seem easier to kill. 7.5

9) The Conference - what a pleasant surprise this movie was! Swedish slasher/comedy that was well cast and kept me entertained. Dubbed in English but not too distracting. 7.5

10) Late Night With the Devil- was a bit disappointed with this as it seems to get rave reviews. Was still good with great cinematography ,the 70's setting was well done and enjoyed most of the characters. If you're going with the slow burn in your movie you need to stick the ending and this one didn't for me. It would rank higher in a found footage list than a traditional horror list. 6

11) Ouija Origin of Evil- directed by Mike Flanigan and set in the late 60's. I've liked everything I've seen from him and this is no exception . 6.5
12) The Invitation (2022)- this starts out feeling like a Lifetime romance flick that slowly turns closer to something like Ready Or Not. Has a solid final girl and a spooky house but not much else . 5

 

[Andy Dufresne]

The Orphanage last night, ranked #120 on the horror countdown. This was one I thought I might have already seen but luckily that was not true. I really enjoyed it, leans more towards a thriller, but as produced by Guillermo del Toro, it has his fingerprints all over it, including the ending. A-

This movie is one of just a handful of perfect 10 movies for me. Very few shows stick the landing as successfully as this one does. I love it.

 

[Dan Lambskin]

Started watching Legend of Hill House with my wife, 6 episodes in. Really good so far,hope the payoff is good .
Viking Wolf- Swedish take on werewolves. Low budget special effects and a story you've seen many times before but still kinda liked it.
Escape Room- This was better than expected. Kind of like Cube but with group puzzles

Legend of Hill House - now through 8 episodes and it's getting even better
Was going to watch Escape Room2 but couldn't find a free option.
4) The Menu- really good slow burn with great performances by Fiennes and AT-J. More thriller than horror but classified as a comedy. 7/10

5) Blood Red Sky- A Netflix original so wasn't expecting much, turned out to be pretty good. Other than the kid the acting was good and better than expected effects. Probably 20-30 minutes too long but worth a watch. 6/10

6) Immaculate - Sweeny is great in this religion based horror movie. Good buildup and really liked the last 30 minutes. 7/10

7) The Purge - had never watched any of the Purge series before watching this. The writing/story was a little weak but thought all the actors did well with what they were given. Expected more violence and there was very little gore. Had a short runtime and kept me entertained but not chomping at the bit to watch the rest of the series. 6/10

8) 28 Weeks Later- had only watched this once,back when it first came out and didn't think much of it. Must have been in a weird mood or something because I really liked it this time. Might've been all the shaky camera work because everything else is top notch. The rage zombies are definitely the scariest version of a zombie but do seem easier to kill. 7.5

9) The Conference - what a pleasant surprise this movie was! Swedish slasher/comedy that was well cast and kept me entertained. Dubbed in English but not too distracting. 7.5

10) Late Night With the Devil- was a bit disappointed with this as it seems to get rave reviews. Was still good with great cinematography ,the 70's setting was well done and enjoyed most of the characters. If you're going with the slow burn in your movie you need to stick the ending and this one didn't for me. It would rank higher in a found footage list than a traditional horror list. 6

11) Ouija Origin of Evil- directed by Mike Flanigan and set in the late 60's. I've liked everything I've seen from him and this is no exception . 6.5
12) The Invitation (2022)- this starts out feeling like a Lifetime romance flick that slowly turns closer to something like Ready Or Not. Has a solid final girl and a spooky house but not much else . 5

That Invitation came up when I was looking for the 2016 version. I’m pretty sure I already watched it but wasn’t 100%

 

[Scoresman]

Disappointed in Lake Mungo. I heard good things but it was pretty boring and without any real payoff.

Yeah this is always on people's top found footage lists but is just ok to me. I mean, there is the double twist which is cool, but it's still kind of boring throughout most of it.

 

[Parrothead]

Just watched Grave Encounters on Amazon- a found footage movie about a 'ghost hunters' show doing an episode where they spend the night locked up in a deserted mental hospital.. very similar themes as Blair Witch. At times the characters got a little annoying, but I enjoyed it for what it was ,and there were some legit creepy moments and scares. Great movie to watch in the dark this time of year!

 

[The Gator]

Disappointed in Lake Mungo. I heard good things but it was pretty boring and without any real payoff.

Yeah this is always on people's top found footage lists but is just ok to me. I mean, there is the double twist which is cool, but it's still kind of boring throughout most of it.

My thoughts exactly. They had a good idea on the ending but not much filler.

 

[Andy Dufresne]

I watched Signs (Max) for the first time since it was in the theaters. It’s interesting how little we see the aliens… I wonder if the effects weren’t what they wanted them to be or if it was intentional to keep the tension. Good acting across the board, even the kids. 2 times is probably enough for this one.

It's intentional - like in Jaws, your imagination is scarier than anything. It's a great surround sound movie.

And the aliens are a McMuffin anyway. People spend too much mental energy deconstructing their purpose in the movie. I read somewhere, and I agree, that the movie works better if you imagine them as demons.

 

[ShamrockPride]

I watched Signs (Max) for the first time since it was in the theaters. It’s interesting how little we see the aliens… I wonder if the effects weren’t what they wanted them to be or if it was intentional to keep the tension. Good acting across the board, even the kids. 2 times is probably enough for this one.

Just watched this for first time in a while a couple weeks ago. Mel was so good in this. Always forget how good Mel was since he's been away from the screen for so long.

 

[Dr. Octopus]

And the aliens are a McMuffin anyway. People spend too much mental energy deconstructing their purpose in the movie. I read somewhere, and I agree, that the movie works better if you imagine them as demons.

Yes, the main point of the movie is him losing his faith and regaining it after all the "coincidences" save the day.

 

[Todem]

Signs is a highly underrated film. I loved it the second and third time thru far more than the first time.

Great movie. And arguably M Knights to date along with Split.

 

[Dr. Octopus]

Signs is a highly underrated film. I loved it the second and third time thru far more than the first time.

Great movie. And arguably M Knights to date along with Split.

I'm not religious at all - but him hanging the cross back up is such a powerful scene.

 

[Dan Lambskin]

Am I the only one that thought Signs sucked?

“Swing away”

Ugh…

 

[Scoresman]

Signs was great. People get too hung up on judging "the twist" in M. Knight's movies.

I just enjoy them for what they are. 2 hour long twilight zone episodes. I even enjoyed the most recent ones about the concert and the one about the people on the beach.

Except for Lady on the Water or whatever it was called. That one sucked.

 

[Andy Dufresne]

Am I the only one that thought Signs sucked?

“Swing away”

Ugh…

Apparently so.

 

[tuffnutt]

Am I the only one that thought Signs sucked?

“Swing away”

Ugh…

I loved Signs. Its my favorite M. Night Shamayalan flick

 

[foxco]

I loved Signs. Its my favorite M. Night Shamayalan flick

Mine too, though I'm not overly fond of aliens with the technology to fly trillions of miles through space only to be completely flummoxed at escaping a locked pantry.

 

[Andy Dufresne]

I loved Signs. Its my favorite M. Night Shamayalan flick

Mine too, though I'm not overly fond of aliens with the technology to fly trillions of miles through space only to be completely flummoxed at escaping a locked pantry.

They left him behind without attempting a rescue. He was probably "that guy" that every crew has.

"Is everyone accounted for?"
"Jerry's missing."
"Okay... we're outta here!"

 

[Todem]

About to walk into the theater ($5 movie nights in Tuesdays) to see Smile 2

 

[IvanKaramazov]

Okay, I am going to bite the bullet and watch Terrifier. This isn't typically my thing, but I will give it a try.

 

[The Gator]

About to walk into the theater ($5 movie nights in Tuesdays) to see Smile 2

Excited to see this, not sure if i catch it in the theater though. I don't like other people messing up my horror movies.

 

[The Gator]

V/H/S Viral

 

[KarmaPolice]

About to walk into the theater ($5 movie nights in Tuesdays) to see Smile 2

We just recently walked out of Terrifier 3. I will post thoughts in a bit. I had some credit on the rewards card so the 2 tickets cost a whopping $8!

 

[Todem]

Rarely do sequels exceed the original but in the case of Smile 2 we absolutely have one here.

We loved it.

Really well acted. Naomi Scott was simply outstanding. The story was great, my wife and I were totally engaged from the opening credits to the ending credits.

Just a great supernatural, jump scare, and yes some serious gore to boot flick.

4/5 stars. Highly recommend on the big screen too.

 

[Tick]

Uh oh, Sinister (Max) might be a DNF for me - this is pretty freaky.

 

[ShamrockPride]

Okay, I am going to bite the bullet and watch Terrifier. This isn't typically my thing, but I will give it a try.

Excited for your thoughts.

 

[The Gator]

Uh oh, Sinister (Max) might be a DNF for me - this is pretty freaky.

FINISH IT

 

[The Gator]

New to me-

Fright Night(remake) - 8/10, Started out more light hearted than i thought, then got into it. Fun for sure

Hush- 8/10, Really enjoyed how they built tension here, love the lead actress too.

Oddity- 8/10, One of the better jump scares imo, my wife almost fell off the couch.

The Invitation (2015)- 7/10, Slow build of anxiety during a dinner party with a group of old friends.

Significant Other- 7.5/10, a few twists and turns as a young couple go backpacking in the woods. really enjoyed this and didn't expect a few of the twists.

Apartment 7A- 6/10, First semi dud of the month. Julia Garner is great in it, but the story overall is meh.

What You Wish For-7/10 - Nick Stahl really has changed his look. Enjoyed this chefy, rich people dinner flick, but yeah it get depraved.

Deathgasm- 7.5/10, Heavy metal meets demons. Fun old school type of gore-horror/comedy with practical effects. Enjoyed it.

The Nun II- 7/10, Enjoyed it more than the first one and i liked that one too. Enjoyed the characters and The Nun is just creepy imo

The of House of the Devil- 5/10, College girl that needs money takes up a babysitting gig in a creepy house, but nothing really happens until the end. Set in the early 80s, and they captured that well, even filming-wise. Lot's of zooms and long shots, that said, it was pretty meh.

Malignant- (2021) 7.5/10, If movies were races, The House of The Devil is a turtle race and Malignant is an F1 race. Lights out and away we go! The lead is plagued by dreams of people being killed...but they end up actually being dead the next day. I thought it was well done for what it did and how they tied it together.

Session 9, 7.5/10, An asbestos removal team takes a job at old insane asylum. Liked the slow build into everyone potentially losing it and them not trusting each other, really liked the ending.

The Endless, 7.5/10, Two brothers journey to a cult camp that they were at years ago. Thought it was well done and built to a good ending. Mixed in a little sci-fi which is always nice imo

Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse, 7.5/10, Very fun zom-com... Shawn of the Dead meets Superbad. This will definitely go in the rewatch routine

Mother!, 7/10, Jennifer Lawrence and the dude from no Country for Old Men start having house guest arrive at their house. It's filmed in a different way, lots of following around and camera turns from front to back, if that makes sense. We enjoyed it, but it does pump up the anxiety a bit of just not being in control. My wife texted my this morning saying it gave her nightmares lol

V/H/S 2, 7.5/10, Actually surprised I hadn't seen more of this series as I really enjoyed the first one. Love the shorts tied into the main storyline, will defiantly watch more of the series soon.

Lake Mungo, 6.5/10, Really slow FF flick, some decent "spooky" things going on but the middle of the story is very thin and slow. Worth a watch, just make it through the slog in the middle.








V/H/S Viral, 6.5/10, easily third best so far out of the three i've seen. That multiverse one was meh and the skateboard kids went on a bit too long. Also the weakest "wrap around" story of the three.






Rewatches-

Evil Dead Rise
Shawn of the Dead
The Thing
It Follows
Van Hellsing
Mama
Hereditary
Terrifier
Midsommer
V/H/S

 

[IvanKaramazov]

Okay, I am going to bite the bullet and watch Terrifier. This isn't typically my thing, but I will give it a try.

Okay, I get why people like this franchise. It's cheesy and stupid and it has humor sprinkled throughout. Even the violence and gore has a certain cheekiness to it. I was alternating between laughing and squirming. I'm sure that's what they were going for.

Still, it's a little too much for me.

 

[The Gator]

Anything for Jackson

 

[dutch]

Okay, I am going to bite the bullet and watch Terrifier. This isn't typically my thing, but I will give it a try.

Okay, I get why people like this franchise. It's cheesy and stupid and it has humor sprinkled throughout. Even the violence and gore has a certain cheekiness to it. I was alternating between laughing and squirming. I'm sure that's what they were going for.

Still, it's a little too much for me.

You are not alone

 

[Dan Lambskin]

Malignant last night…that was something