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Frankenstein time

This month I got in

Drag Me To Hell
Bram Stoker’s big D
Candyman
Bring Her Back
Invasion of the body snatchers 1956
Texas chainsaw massacre 1 & 2
Onibaba
They live
Eyes without a face
Possession
Exorcist III
Train to busan
Return of the living dead
Black phone 2
The Thing
VHS Halloween

Always like to end with specifically Halloween themed movies so I’m going out with Halloween 3 (goat), House of 1000 corpses, Trick r Treat and Night of the Demon

Goat month
I hope others have indulged in the goatness of it

I found this movie disturbing for reasons I am certain were unintentional. With the themes it was working with, there was a stronger, more thought Provoking movie hidden somewhere in here, and we just never got to see it.

impeccable taste
wdyt of Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2?

just watched bride. another miss. i do not think these movies understand that creating life or bringing things back to life is literally one of the coolest sci-fi concepts ever. If you try to preach the christian derived morality of it to me through the characters and the narrative, I am going to have to dislike it on principle. Why are you so averse to being cool

Invasion of the Body Snatchers 1978

Had been looking forward to this since its British release this past summer. It’s attached to Vincent Must Die, a French movie I think that I didn’t give a f*** about. If you want to see Hallow Road come about two hours late to the showing.

Hallow Road isn’t a pure horror but it has very paralyzing moments. Rosamund is fantastic in this as well as Matthew Rhys. It unfolds as they “race” to their daughter’s aid after she hit someone on the road. There’s a moment half way in that is very paralyzing as I mentioned. The camera work is great, the music is good. The story doesn’t devolve to cliche imo. The standout and reason why I saw it was of course Rosamund and she is worth admission for this.

I didn't care for Halloween 2 peter griffin voice

Go watch

full moon still got timeless heaters it would seem

Pretty good. I enjoyed it. You can tell when an actor really clicks with the role they have and Lili Reinhart really clicked with Apple.

Saw Hokum on scream unseen.

Pretty good imo. Very effective jump scares I didn’t expect that really. Also pretty good underlying score and sound fx throughout.

out of all the horror DCOMs this definitely the best one

incredible tbh, sucks it didn't get much exposure. its filmed documentary style

very mid despite having a lot going for it

this was great, australia is truly a beautiful place

Unheard levels of employment lol

Hmmm

Simon Glassman wrote and directed this feature-length story, which consists entirely of local advertisements from a small Alberta town that start normally, but things quickly feel … off. In between familiar-feeling, low-budget ads for lawyers and pawn shops, quirky commercials for a new restaurant called Buffet Infinity start running. Soon enough, local business Jenny’s Sandwich Shop starts running ads that take aim at the newcomer’s low prices, and their operations seem to be increasingly competitive — until local news reports reveal that Jenny is now a missing person. Meanwhile, a sinkhole downtown starts growing, and a cult leader starts warning about the end of the world, and things progress from there.