The ULTIMATE horror movie discussion thread part 2: Revenge of TUHMDT

[JUGGERNAUT1333]

Quiet Place II was very underwhelming like others said. I felt like nothing really happened during the entire movie. If it turns out that this will be a Triology then I can see the point of the second one here, otherwise it felt useless. Ending sucked too.

[TopsecretWaffle]

Quiet Place II was very underwhelming like others said. I felt like nothing really happened during the entire movie. If it turns out that this will be a Triology then I can see the point of the second one here, otherwise it felt useless. Ending sucked too.

i thought the first one was trash so no urge to see the second

[Jestbrah]

Quiet Place II was very underwhelming like others said. I felt like nothing really happened during the entire movie. If it turns out that this will be a Triology then I can see the point of the second one here, otherwise it felt useless. Ending sucked too.

I saw the first one at Alamo Drafthouse and it was one of the worst movie experiences I have had. It was SO hard to eat the whole movie because it was so quiet and I also had a cold at the time so my nose was running really bad, probably was covid then too.


I just finished Castle Rock this weekend though it was really good
If you are a Stephen King fan its a must watch, and the 2nd season starts slow the first half then takes a sharp turn and gets back to where it should.

[StoliFun]

New one on Netflix : "Aftermath" average/10. It does end up going a different direction than you anticipate. Main chick is a HBB and you get a brief view of her teddies. Not a bad watch to pass time.

This review is accurate. I swear there were some cuts for commercial breaks, too. A good movie to have on while doing laundry.

[EoR]

Found footage Turkish horror: "Dabbe: Cin Çarpmasi" aka "Dabbe: The Possession".

IMDB LINK

This foreign--for me--horror was quite solid. Great acting and story dealing with Djinns. 6.5/10, definitely worth one watch.

[JUGGERNAUT1333]

The Endless (2017) - this was pretty good, if you liked the movie Coherence, you will like this one. Movie about time loops. 6/10. There is a movie called "Resolution" which is a spin off of part of this movie as well I plan on watching

[JUGGERNAUT1333]

The 5th Kind (Amazon Prime) - this got rated 5.2 on IMDB, but I made the mistake of not looking closer. It was only 18 or so reviews with most being 1 star, and 2 or 3 being 9/10 which were obviously faked. This was awful. 1/10 is a good rating for it. Avoid.

Primal Rage (Amazon Prime) - couple gets lost in the woods, hunted by a Big Foot creature. This also sucked, but slightly less. 3/10.

[Woody-5]

Finally got around to watching Blood Red Sky on NF after seeing a few of you fellas mention it.

I really enjoyed it, Great combo of an action / horror movie. Definitely had a softer / humane side to it with the relationship between the mother & son.

Very well done, will watch years from now with grandchildren

[darkninja67]

anyone watching anything extreme of late??

[blinkers88]

anyone watching anything extreme of late??

A Serbian Film. do not recommend

[EoR]

Someone randomly suggested "Deadgirl" ah a bit too hardcore for me. Rape, torture, zombies, etc, if that's your thing then you'll love it.

I ended up watching recently "Happy Death Day" and the sequel "Happy Death Day 2U". It's a blend of thriller/horror, very light gore moments and some comedy+sci-fi mixed in. They touch on the "Groundhog Day" theme but do it really uniquely. The sequel continues it on perfectly and I have to say both were really good.

Gets a solid 7/10 for me, a good change of pace, great acting and just a good relaxing watch.

[SillieBazzillie]

Not sure this has been mentioned but watched Freaky with Vince Vaughn recently. More of a horror comedy, but heavier on the horror side. Silly story but some decent suspense and scares. Good if you're in the mood for something light. 6.5/10

On HBO Max

[alltrapbrah]

Nocturnal Animals - thought this was a slow burn type like "The Invitation" but it was pure crap. The opening scene was one of the most disturbing things I've ever seen in my life. Giving you all a NSFL warning on this one. 3/10

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Crazy how much opinions can differ.

I watched Nocturnal Animals on a plane on a ****ty tiny screen and I STILL found the movie incredibly moving. It’s one of those films that actually left a mark on me, and I found myself thinking about it for a while afterwards.

It is, however, definitely not a horror movie. It’s more of a psychological thriller, which I much prefer over horrors.

Also, i thought the acting was phenomenal. Michael Shannon puts in a GOAT performance and Aaron Taylor-Johnson pulls off a character I didn’t ever think he could (being something of a soft pretty boy). Gylenhaal as usual puts in a solid performance, but he plays an odd character in that you sympathise with him but dislike him at the same time because of his cowardice.

[Mister-Lean]

Are there any non-cam versions of Candyman out there?

[PattBattmann]

I saw The Lodge awhile ago with Elvis's granddaughter. I was a pretty good psychological thriller.

[StoliFun]

Not sure this has been mentioned but watched Freaky with Vince Vaughn recently. More of a horror comedy, but heavier on the horror side. Silly story but some decent suspense and scares. Good if you're in the mood for something light. 6.5/10

On HBO Max

Thanks for reminding me of this. You doing okay staying hydrated without a large intestine?

[SillieBazzillie]

Thanks for reminding me of this. You doing okay staying hydrated without a large intestine?

Staying hydrated isn't much of an issue. The bowels are chilling out somewhat but food runs through me pretty quick. Way better than the bag though.

[Mr.PissShivers]

Nightmare on Elmstreet films are on HBOmax.

[SillieBazzillie]

Nightmare on Elmstreet films are on HBOmax.

First date with my wife, nightmare on elm street when we were both 16. She refuses to watch horror movies ever since. I guess ol' Sillie wasn't that smooth back in the day.

[JUGGERNAUT1333]

Stumbled across a movie called " Level 16" on Netlifx. Wasn't bad at all. Worth a watch IMO.

[CherryPopinski]

The Night House (2021) - 4/5

Apparently the script for this film was a pitch for a Hellraiser project. Without revealing too much, the films deals with heavy themes of grief and suicide. I think some of the supernatural elements get a bit too literal during the climax but the sound design and overall tone of the film is very good.

Rebecca Hall is the lead. I believe it’s only in theaters RN

[SillieBazzillie]

Malignant on HBOMax. Got a feeling folks are either going to love this or hate it. Put me in the love category. Started off with very much a standard 70's/80's horror look and vibe. Took a turn toward crazy town in the last act that will be the defining moment for most.

I watched it with my daughter and her boyfriend and we were trying to figure out what caused what and what would happen next for a lot of the movie. I like that. A couple of good gory kills and some good suspense and jump scares.

8/10 for me.

[CherryPopinski]

Malignant on HBOMax. Got a feeling folks are either going to love this or hate it. Put me in the love category. Started off with very much a standard 70's/80's horror look and vibe. Took a turn toward crazy town in the last act that will be the defining moment for most.

I watched it with my daughter and her boyfriend and we were trying to figure out what caused what and what would happen next for a lot of the movie. I like that. A couple of good gory kills and some good suspense and jump scares.

8/10 for me.

I'll probably check it out in theaters tomorrow. Hoping it doesn't disappoint.

[Krackerjacked]

Malignant on HBOMax. Got a feeling folks are either going to love this or hate it. Put me in the love category. Started off with very much a standard 70's/80's horror look and vibe. Took a turn toward crazy town in the last act that will be the defining moment for most.

I watched it with my daughter and her boyfriend and we were trying to figure out what caused what and what would happen next for a lot of the movie. I like that. A couple of good gory kills and some good suspense and jump scares.

8/10 for me.

Eesh

I'll probably check it out in theaters tomorrow. Hoping it doesn't disappoint.

Don’t do it bro lol
3/10 and that’s being nice srs

[SillieBazzillie]

Eesh



Don’t do it bro lol
3/10 and that’s being nice srs

I noted it's not for everyone. I liked the craziness of it and the over the top violence and story.

YMMV

[Woody-5]

saw Malignant in the theater over the weekend.

not a bad watch! I think the big screen helped, adds something to a moive.
It had some good kills and it was fun to watch the mystery unfold and try to figure out what was going on.
Definitely was corny at times, lol @ the John wick style fight at the police station

6.5/10. Fun watch for what it is

[AWillis]

Freaky (2020)

6/10

Run (2020)

6/10

[JUGGERNAUT1333]

Slither (2006) - Pretty sure this is a comedy/horror ( I hope at least). Pretty ridiculous and over the top. 4/10. Wouldn't watch again or recommend.

[DKLift]

Slither (2006) - Pretty sure this is a comedy/horror ( I hope at least). Pretty ridiculous and over the top. 4/10. Wouldn't watch again or recommend.

Funny, I just watched this last week. I agree with your review...at least it had Michael Rooker.


Freaky
This started out amazing with some awesome kills. I thought it was going to be a great homage to the slasher genre. In the end, it became a much more modern mainstream horror with a lot of woke elements (so tired of this) - love Vince Vaughn though.

[Woody-5]

Slither (2006) - Pretty sure this is a comedy/horror ( I hope at least). Pretty ridiculous and over the top. 4/10. Wouldn't watch again or recommend.

is that the one with Michael Rooker?

Watched it years ago, thought it was lulzy