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

EYLive said:
I also liked 98% of Mama.
Until the ####ty ending?
God, that was so terrible.
Indeed. That movie was going so well and then it went off the rails. The ending made a really good movie into a bad movie overall. Sad.

I see a lot of people talking up Insidious 3. I might have to check it out.
I was kind of meh on the first one, so I never saw the sequels.

 
An American Ghost Story - Quite possibly the worst movie I've seen in years. The script and acting are of the quality you'd find in a soft core porno, except this movie has lame jump scares and horrible dialogue instead of boobs and #####. My time would've been better spent reading the Shark Pool. Stay away from this movie.

We Are What We Are - Now we're talkin'. What starts out as a slow, yet mesmerizing tale of a family of ritualistic cannibal hillbillies is made great by one of the best endings to a horror flick I've ever seen. It's unexpected, raw, offensive, yet totally fits perfectly and leaves you completely satisfied. The movie also has many "HOLY ####### #### DID THAT REALLY JUST HAPPEN" moments. ie:

when the daughter is having sex in the woods and the dad comes and puts a shovel through the head of the boy in the middle of the act. whaaaaaaaat.
See this now.

 
An American Ghost Story - Quite possibly the worst movie I've seen in years. The script and acting are of the quality you'd find in a soft core porno, except this movie has lame jump scares and horrible dialogue instead of boobs and #####. My time would've been better spent reading the Shark Pool. Stay away from this movie.

We Are What We Are - Now we're talkin'. What starts out as a slow, yet mesmerizing tale of a family of ritualistic cannibal hillbillies is made great by one of the best endings to a horror flick I've ever seen. It's unexpected, raw, offensive, yet totally fits perfectly and leaves you completely satisfied. The movie also has many "HOLY ####### #### DID THAT REALLY JUST HAPPEN" moments. ie:

when the daughter is having sex in the woods and the dad comes and puts a shovel through the head of the boy in the middle of the act. whaaaaaaaat.
See this now.
Will check out We Are What We Are indeed.

 
We Are What We Are - Now we're talkin'. What starts out as a slow, yet mesmerizing tale of a family of ritualistic cannibal hillbillies is made great by one of the best endings to a horror flick I've ever seen. It's unexpected, raw, offensive, yet totally fits perfectly and leaves you completely satisfied. The movie also has many "HOLY ####### #### DID THAT REALLY JUST HAPPEN" moments. ie:

when the daughter is having sex in the woods and the dad comes and puts a shovel through the head of the boy in the middle of the act. whaaaaaaaat.
See this now.
Will check out We Are What We Are indeed.
GF and I watched this a couple weeks ago and loved it! Guess I forgot to post it in here

 
We Are What We Are - Now we're talkin'. What starts out as a slow, yet mesmerizing tale of a family of ritualistic cannibal hillbillies is made great by one of the best endings to a horror flick I've ever seen. It's unexpected, raw, offensive, yet totally fits perfectly and leaves you completely satisfied. The movie also has many "HOLY ####### #### DID THAT REALLY JUST HAPPEN" moments. ie:

when the daughter is having sex in the woods and the dad comes and puts a shovel through the head of the boy in the middle of the act. whaaaaaaaat.
See this now.
Will check out We Are What We Are indeed.
GF and I watched this a couple weeks ago and loved it! Guess I forgot to post it in here
:blackdot:

 
Last Shift- It's mostly a jump-scare type which I don't generally care for, but I think in this case it worked. Starts a bit slow but gets going.

Stupid ending, but ya get that in low budget types like this I suppose. Worth a watch on netflix if you don't have anything particular picked out.

 
Watched two decent movies last night

The latest paranormal activity. Would rate it in the top 3 of the series

Scouts guide to zombie apocalypse. Funny comedy horror better than zombie land

 
Saw The Visit --I figured out what the twist was going to be in this movie while watching the trailer and I was not disappointed. All and all had some creepy scenes--nothing more creepy than an old lady crawling around on all fours chasing you.. It would be an okay rental,, but not worth buying (like I did).

Goodnight Mommy--okay I will be fair to this movie, the trailer looked really good and I bought this movie for my wife for Christmas, but watching it after a day of drinking at a family Christmas party was not a good choice. It is subtitled and takes some concentration to follow what is going on. It is disturbing and shocking in a last ten minutes of Audition sort of way (If some of you get my obscure reference there). Don't know if it is a movie I would give a second watch to, but it may answer some of the questions I have if I did.

 
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Goodnight Mommy--okay I will be fair to this movie, the trailer looked really good and I bought this movie for my wife for Christmas, but watching it after a day of drinking at a family Christmas party was not a good choice. It is subtitled and takes some concentration to follow what is going on. It is disturbing and shocking in a last ten minutes of Audition sort of way (If some of you get my obscure reference there). Don't know if it is a movie I would give a second watch to, but it may answer some of the questions I have if I did.
Just saw this last weekend and it was excellent. It is subtitled with no option for dubbing (I hate dubbing but those I saw it with would have chosen it if it was an option). Build is patient but worth it IMO. Among the best horror films of the year.

Also saw The Final Girls. Not scary but very amusing and a nice homage to 1980's slasher flicks.

And most critics did not like this one but I found Knock Knock to be very unnerving. IMO, this is the better Eli Roth film of the year (over The Green Inferno).

BTW, I brought this thread up looking for takes on Eden Lake. Have not seen but I got a recommendation from an unreliable source and wanted to see what the FFA take was. The mentions I've seen here are positive so I may squeeze it in this weekend.

 
Watched two decent movies last night

The latest paranormal activity. Would rate it in the top 3 of the series

Scouts guide to zombie apocalypse. Funny comedy horror better than zombie land
For real???? I have kinda totally written off seeing this cause I thought the previews were stupid, but is it really worth a watch? I thought Zombie land was pretty damn good

 
Watched two decent movies last night

The latest paranormal activity. Would rate it in the top 3 of the series

Scouts guide to zombie apocalypse. Funny comedy horror better than zombie land
For real???? I have kinda totally written off seeing this cause I thought the previews were stupid, but is it really worth a watch? I thought Zombie land was pretty damn good
off the top

id say yes worth a watch

 
REDDIT'S TOP FILMS OF 2015

THE TOP 20
  1. It Follows - David Robert Mitchell
  2. What We Do in the Shadows - Jemaine Clement & Taika Waititi
  3. Krampus - Michael Dougherty
  4. Bone Tomahawk - S. Craig Zahler
  5. Goodnight Mommy - Saverin Fiala & Veronika Franz (tied)
  6. Creep - Patrick Brice (tied)
  7. Crimson Peak - Guillermo del Toro
  8. The Visit - M. Night Shaymalan
  9. Spring - Justin Benson & Aaron Moorhead
  10. We Are Still Here - Ted Geoghengan
  11. The Final Girls - Todd Strauss-Schulson
  12. Last Shift - Anthony DiBlasi
  13. Deathgasm - Jason Lei Howden
  14. The Gift - Joel Edgerton
  15. Unfriended - Levan Gabriadze
  16. Insidious: Chapter 3 - Leigh Whannell
  17. Tales of Halloween - Darren Lynn Bousman, Axelle Carolyn, Adam Gierasch, Andrew Kasch, Neil Marshall, Lucky McKee, Mike Mendez, Dave Parker, Ryan Schifrin, John Skipp & Paul Solet
  18. A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night - Ana Lily Amirpour
  19. Zombeavers - Jordan Rubin
  20. The Green Inferno - Eli Roth
ive seen tales of Halloween I thought it was a pos. some of the other ones ive seen on this list are decent . ill have to check out the rest

 
Watched Carpenter's The Thing for like the hundredth time last night. It never get's old. One of the very best sci/fi horror films ever. So many great lines, characters.

A true classic.

Now I am going to the watch the highly underrated prequel tonight!

 
Watched Extinction last night on Netflix.

Matthew Fox from Lost in a post zombie apocalypse world 9 years after the outbreak. It also appears there has been an ice age too because all the zombies are "supposedly" frozen and no longer a threat.

This was a well acted movie, but damn was it too long (almost 2 hours). It would have been so better if was about 25 minutes shorter.

 
Watched Extinction last night on Netflix.

Matthew Fox from Lost in a post zombie apocalypse world 9 years after the outbreak. It also appears there has been an ice age too because all the zombies are "supposedly" frozen and no longer a threat.

This was a well acted movie, but damn was it too long (almost 2 hours). It would have been so better if was about 25 minutes shorter.
I saw the trailer for this on my blue-ray copy of Insidious 3.

I will check it out eventually.

 
VA703 said:
REDDIT'S TOP FILMS OF 2015

THE TOP 20
  1. It Follows - David Robert Mitchell
  2. What We Do in the Shadows - Jemaine Clement & Taika Waititi
  3. Krampus - Michael Dougherty
  4. Bone Tomahawk - S. Craig Zahler
  5. Goodnight Mommy - Saverin Fiala & Veronika Franz (tied)
  6. Creep - Patrick Brice (tied)
  7. Crimson Peak - Guillermo del Toro
  8. The Visit - M. Night Shaymalan
  9. Spring - Justin Benson & Aaron Moorhead
  10. We Are Still Here - Ted Geoghengan
  11. The Final Girls - Todd Strauss-Schulson
  12. Last Shift - Anthony DiBlasi
  13. Deathgasm - Jason Lei Howden
  14. The Gift - Joel Edgerton
  15. Unfriended - Levan Gabriadze
  16. Insidious: Chapter 3 - Leigh Whannell
  17. Tales of Halloween - Darren Lynn Bousman, Axelle Carolyn, Adam Gierasch, Andrew Kasch, Neil Marshall, Lucky McKee, Mike Mendez, Dave Parker, Ryan Schifrin, John Skipp & Paul Solet
  18. A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night - Ana Lily Amirpour
  19. Zombeavers - Jordan Rubin
  20. The Green Inferno - Eli Roth
ive seen tales of Halloween I thought it was a pos. some of the other ones ive seen on this list are decent . ill have to check out the rest
Unfriended doesn't belong on this list. Outside of a new (and annoying) way to present a film, it brings nothing to the table.

Of the ones on this list that I've seen, I would rank them as follows;

It Follows

Goodnight Mommy

The Visit

Krampus

The Final Girls

Insiduous 3

The Green Inferno

The Gift

What We Do In the Shadows

-----------------------------------------

Unfriended

With all above the line recommended.

 
Watched Extinction last night on Netflix.

Matthew Fox from Lost in a post zombie apocalypse world 9 years after the outbreak. It also appears there has been an ice age too because all the zombies are "supposedly" frozen and no longer a threat.

This was a well acted movie, but damn was it too long (almost 2 hours). It would have been so better if was about 25 minutes shorter.
I saw the trailer for this on my blue-ray copy of Insidious 3.

I will check it out eventually.
I thought it was pretty good. Well acted apocalypse story from the viewpoint of just a few people. Like just about all of these kinds of movies the ending was "meh", but well worth a watch.

 
VA703 said:
REDDIT'S TOP FILMS OF 2015

THE TOP 20
  1. It Follows - David Robert Mitchell
  2. What We Do in the Shadows - Jemaine Clement & Taika Waititi
  3. Krampus - Michael Dougherty
  4. Bone Tomahawk - S. Craig Zahler
  5. Goodnight Mommy - Saverin Fiala & Veronika Franz (tied)
  6. Creep - Patrick Brice (tied)
  7. Crimson Peak - Guillermo del Toro
  8. The Visit - M. Night Shaymalan
  9. Spring - Justin Benson & Aaron Moorhead
  10. We Are Still Here - Ted Geoghengan
  11. The Final Girls - Todd Strauss-Schulson
  12. Last Shift - Anthony DiBlasi
  13. Deathgasm - Jason Lei Howden
  14. The Gift - Joel Edgerton
  15. Unfriended - Levan Gabriadze
  16. Insidious: Chapter 3 - Leigh Whannell
  17. Tales of Halloween - Darren Lynn Bousman, Axelle Carolyn, Adam Gierasch, Andrew Kasch, Neil Marshall, Lucky McKee, Mike Mendez, Dave Parker, Ryan Schifrin, John Skipp & Paul Solet
  18. A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night - Ana Lily Amirpour
  19. Zombeavers - Jordan Rubin
  20. The Green Inferno - Eli Roth
ive seen tales of Halloween I thought it was a pos. some of the other ones ive seen on this list are decent . ill have to check out the rest
Unfriended doesn't belong on this list. Outside of a new (and annoying) way to present a film, it brings nothing to the table.

Of the ones on this list that I've seen, I would rank them as follows;

It Follows

Goodnight Mommy

The Visit

Krampus

The Final Girls

Insiduous 3

The Green Inferno

The Gift

What We Do In the Shadows

-----------------------------------------

Unfriended

With all above the line recommended.
Unfriended was the modern "Blair Witch Project" where it's a new kind of horror but sorta sucks, except I don't think anyone will try and duplicate/improve it cause it really has nowhere to go for improvement.

 
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VA703 said:
REDDIT'S TOP FILMS OF 2015

THE TOP 20
  1. It Follows - David Robert Mitchell
  2. What We Do in the Shadows - Jemaine Clement & Taika Waititi
  3. Krampus - Michael Dougherty
  4. Bone Tomahawk - S. Craig Zahler
  5. Goodnight Mommy - Saverin Fiala & Veronika Franz (tied)
  6. Creep - Patrick Brice (tied)
  7. Crimson Peak - Guillermo del Toro
  8. The Visit - M. Night Shaymalan
  9. Spring - Justin Benson & Aaron Moorhead
  10. We Are Still Here - Ted Geoghengan
  11. The Final Girls - Todd Strauss-Schulson
  12. Last Shift - Anthony DiBlasi
  13. Deathgasm - Jason Lei Howden
  14. The Gift - Joel Edgerton
  15. Unfriended - Levan Gabriadze
  16. Insidious: Chapter 3 - Leigh Whannell
  17. Tales of Halloween - Darren Lynn Bousman, Axelle Carolyn, Adam Gierasch, Andrew Kasch, Neil Marshall, Lucky McKee, Mike Mendez, Dave Parker, Ryan Schifrin, John Skipp & Paul Solet
  18. A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night - Ana Lily Amirpour
  19. Zombeavers - Jordan Rubin
  20. The Green Inferno - Eli Roth
ive seen tales of Halloween I thought it was a pos. some of the other ones ive seen on this list are decent . ill have to check out the rest
Unfriended doesn't belong on this list. Outside of a new (and annoying) way to present a film, it brings nothing to the table.

Of the ones on this list that I've seen, I would rank them as follows;

It Follows

Goodnight Mommy

The Visit

Krampus

The Final Girls

Insiduous 3

The Green Inferno

The Gift

What We Do In the Shadows

-----------------------------------------

Unfriended

With all above the line recommended.
Unfriended was the modern "Blair Witch Project" where it's a new kind of horror but sorta sucks, except I don't think anyone will try and duplicate/improve it cause it really has nowhere to go for improvement.
similar webcast movie on Netflix which is much better The Den

 
With all above the line recommended.
Unfriended was the modern "Blair Witch Project" where it's a new kind of horror but sorta sucks, except I don't think anyone will try and duplicate/improve it cause it really has nowhere to go for improvement.
similar webcast movie on Netflix which is much better The Den
Noted. I will check this one out eventually
I liked it.

 
Didn't see them mentioned, but I saw Pontypool and The Mist again this past weekend.

Both underrated imo.
Isn't Pontypool kida similar to "Dead Air" with Bill MOsely? I saw both, just don't remember Pontypool as well.

The Mist is decent. Super crazy god lady steals the show

 
The ending of The Mist is very tough to watch. Gut wrenching.

 
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If you prefer horror of the psychological, non-supernatural type, The Visit is a solid movie.
Saw it last night. 70 inch TV, surround sound, lights all off, by myself. Damn solid. Takes awhile but last 1/2 hour of movie is very, very unsettling. Did get up to check to see if all doors locked during the movie.

 
If you prefer horror of the psychological, non-supernatural type, The Visit is a solid movie.
Saw it last night. 70 inch TV, surround sound, lights all off, by myself. Damn solid. Takes awhile but last 1/2 hour of movie is very, very unsettling. Did get up to check to see if all doors locked during the movie.
forgot all about this movie.. will watch tonight

 
Saw a couple of movies recently.  

Rare Exports:  This is a Finnish import and has a similar flavor as Troll Hunter.  If you liked that one, which I did, you'll probably like this one, which I did.  Basic premise is Santa's ice tomb is discovered and of course some silly human types decide that unearthing him would be kind of neat.  Also of course, they are wrong.  Some creepy stuff happens and there is a big climax where the minions and humans square off and fight to the death.  Some blood, a little gore, well drawn characters, and the acting is alright. Production was pitch perfect, imo, and I came away glad I watched.  It's a fun movie for 12 years old and up. 7/10

Crimson Peak:  What a let down.  With the talent involved I expected more and frankly came away less than impressed.  It stars Tom Hiddleston, Jessica Chastain and Mia Wasikowska(Alice in Wonderland) and it was written and directed by Guillermo Del Toro.  The creeps were few, the drama was of the been there done that variety and the suspense, what little there was, was muted by the telegraphed delivery of any and all potential plot twists.  The  screenplay was just too elemntary and paint by numbers and it felt like Del Toro mailed in the direction.  Some nice set designs so it was pretty to look at but other than that it was sotr of meh.  4/10

 
Saw it last night. 70 inch TV, surround sound, lights all off, by myself. Damn solid. Takes awhile but last 1/2 hour of movie is very, very unsettling. Did get up to check to see if all doors locked during the movie.
Oh, come on. 

Crimson Peak:  What a let down.  With the talent involved I expected more and frankly came away less than impressed.  It stars Tom Hiddleston, Jessica Chastain and Mia Wasikowska(Alice in Wonderland) and it was written and directed by Guillermo Del Toro.  The creeps were few, the drama was of the been there done that variety and the suspense, what little there was, was muted by the telegraphed delivery of any and all potential plot twists.  The  screenplay was just too elemntary and paint by numbers and it felt like Del Toro mailed in the direction.  Some nice set designs so it was pretty to look at but other than that it was sotr of meh.  4/10
Totally agree.

 
Saw The Hangman last night on On-Demand.

This movie got some pretty terrible reviews and so I had low expectations, but the idea behind the movie was interesting.

Basic plot--killer picks out victims (families) in the long term parking at the airport,, breaks in their car and uses their GPS to find out their home address--breaks in their house, makes it look like a burglary. When the family comes home they think it is a burglary, but the guy is still up in their attic and has planted little cameras all over the house and then in the middle of the night comes down and does a lot of disgusting things to them.

It was really creepy, takes a lot of suspension of reality to believe they wouldn't see the little cameras, but disturbing and well acted. My daughters (especially the one with the attic entrance in her room) were very freaked out.

 
Saw Deathgasm this weekend, a comedy horror from New Zealand inspired by Dead Alive. Involves a death metal band.....

 
The Conjuring 2 looks pretty scary. I just hope the demon nun isn't over-played, she's in the trailer a lot and we've seen something similar in The Woman In Black 2

 
watched The Witch and The Boy this weekend

I liked the Witch. Sort of knew what I was getting into so I wasn't let down. Not really a horror felt more like a mystery & the acting was pretty good. Would watch again  6.5/10

The boy was boring. I stopped paying attention 30 minutes in and started playing slither.io The film felt like a remake of Housebound. Would not watch again

2/10   2 points because Maggie is hot

garbage.

I did see a trailer for The Ring vs The Grudge  Japanese film

looks like a mess but probably worth a watch

 
watched The Witch and The Boy this weekend

I liked the Witch. Sort of knew what I was getting into so I wasn't let down. Not really a horror felt more like a mystery & the acting was pretty good. Would watch again  6.5/10

The boy was boring. I stopped paying attention 30 minutes in and started playing slither.io The film felt like a remake of Housebound. Would not watch again

2/10   2 points because Maggie is hot

garbage.

I did see a trailer for The Ring vs The Grudge  Japanese film

looks like a mess but probably worth a watch
Seriously? Why. The Ring was a excellent. The sequel was pure hot garbage. The Grudge was meh to begin with.

 
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Saw Green Room last night and really enjoyed it. Not sure I would call it horror, more of an escape thriller, but it had some decent gore and some very tense moments. 

 

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