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Neo Rasa posted:What are your least favorite CG effects in a horror movie? I think mine is Hideaway (1995). Let the Right One In is one of my all-time favorite movies but the scene with the CGI cats is absolutely heinous.
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Saw the trailer for Happy Death Day 2U and it immediately sold me on the series. Watched the original soon as I got home and it rocked.
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Neo Rasa posted:What are your least favorite CG effects in a horror movie? I think mine is Hideaway (1995). I just watched this for some reason last night, so I'll say American Werewolf in Paris. That wolf looks like a Warcraft II cutscene.
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Blast Fantasto posted:Favorite is the terrible alternate ending of Blade where Deacon Frost turns into a blood fountain Hah, I'd heard about this before but never seen it. The CGI in the actual ending is pretty atrocious too, mind, though it's still the best Marvel film. Doctor Faustine posted:Let the Right One In is one of my all-time favorite movies but the scene with the CGI cats is absolutely heinous. Yeah it makes a scene that's supposed to be disturbing just straight up hilarious. Still a great film though. Fart City posted:Oh my god, the deer from The Ring Two: I saw this in the cinema, having loved the first American remake. Most of the theatre was laughing at this, and the film overall was awful.
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Spatulater bro! posted:I've started a list of Christmas horror movies. Please tell me what I'm missing. https://letterboxd.com/caiman/list/christmas-horror/ Isn’t Rare Exports missing from this? Also, I just watched Trick ‘r’ Treat again. What a drat shame this doesn’t get more exposure. Bad enough it never got a properly promoted broad theatrical release, but it’s never up for streaming on the big services. Do films like this become “orphans” and don’t get streamed either because there’s no backing or studio behind it?
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Zwabu posted:Isn’t Rare Exports missing from this? Rare Exports is on the list.
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Quote-Unquote posted:Hah, I'd heard about this before but never seen it. The CGI in the actual ending is pretty atrocious too, mind, though it's still the best Marvel film. I'M NOT YOUR MOTHER BINCH
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In a perfect universe Happy Death Day 2U makes so much money that they can rerelease the first movie, completly unchanged save for the inclusion of “In Da Club” as Tree’s ringtone.
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Fart City posted:In a perfect universe Happy Death Day 2U makes so much money that they can rerelease the first movie, completly unchanged save for the inclusion of “In Da Club” as Tree’s ringtone. loving This
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Oct 22, 2018 16:05
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Spatulater bro! posted:I've started a list of Christmas horror movies. Please tell me what I'm missing. https://letterboxd.com/caiman/list/christmas-horror/ Santa's Slay, my man E: whoops, you got it already!
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Oct 22, 2018 16:28
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Lucio Fulci finally disappointed me.  The devils honey was not as entertaining as I had hoped.
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MacheteZombie posted:Lucio Fulci finally disappointed me. I guarantee you still weren't as disappointed as I was years ago when I accidentally watched Fulci's Voices from Beyond instead of The Beyond.
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Spatulater bro! posted:I've started a list of Christmas horror movies. Please tell me what I'm missing. https://letterboxd.com/caiman/list/christmas-horror/ Scrooged Santa Claus Conquers the Martians
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MacheteZombie posted:Lucio Fulci finally disappointed me. Demonia also is pretty bad for a Fulci flick I recently discovered.
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Ghost hunting in 1980s Chicago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UigM78-2dT0 quote:Here's a mostly complete edition of Chicago '83 on WFLD Channel 32, with Norman Mark interviewing the preeminent ghost hunter and ghost-tour organizer, Richard T. Crowe (1948-2012). Includes:
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I uhh...huh... https://twitter.com/consequence/status/1054397083816464384
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Why didn't they just follow up with that remake that came out recently? I thought it was really good.
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Really I don’t think you have to mess with continuity in these movies. Just have him kill people in the woods, we know the score at this point.
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Vintersorg posted:Why didn't they just follow up with that remake that came out recently? I thought it was really good. That came out 10 years ago. It's crazy, I know.
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Blast Fantasto posted:That came out 10 years ago. It's crazy, I know. No that’s... what the gently caress
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Oct 22, 2018 19:12
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Drunkboxer posted:Really I don’t think you have to mess with continuity in these movies. Just have him kill people in the woods, we know the score at this point. Seriously. We just did a reboot. No one really cares how Jason comes back to life at this point, he's a zombie.
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Neo Rasa posted:I guarantee you still weren't as disappointed as I was years ago when I accidentally watched Fulci's Voices from Beyond instead of The Beyond. I managed to watch The Beyond instead of From Beyond. I was confused but but still enjoyed the movie a lot.
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Oct 22, 2018 19:18
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I still say the best way to reboot Friday The 13th is to do a soft reboot and set it in 1987, one of the few years where an installment didn’t come out in that decade, and create an alternate timeline where The New Blood and everything after didn’t happen. Pretend that the series left off with Jason Lives, call the new movie Jason, and create a new series of movies in a timeline that covers the late eighties/early 90’s.
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One good part about seeing Halloween was we got some great trailers Escape Room Pet Cemetary Happy Death Day 2U The Curse of La Llorona
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Fart City posted:I still say the best way to reboot Friday The 13th is to do a soft reboot and set it in 1987, one of the few years where an installment didn’t come out in that decade, and create an alternate timeline where The New Blood and everything after didn’t happen. Pretend that the series left off with Jason Lives, call the new movie Jason, and create a new series of movies in a timeline that covers the late eighties/early 90’s. Oh you've read my spec script? edit: But for real, I've actually started working on a spec script for a Friday movie set in 1987. Once I get a draft I like I'll post it in the thread so anyone that's interested can read it.
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I still haven't seen the trailer for Happy Death Day 2U since I've yet to go see Halloween (I know), but I'm glad it's the same cast. I feel like with the same cast they'll do something new instead of just rehashing the first film, or maybe I have too high hopes. Dunno, I loved the first film so I'd take either or really.
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Franchescanado posted:Oh you've read my spec script? Do it to it. Would love to check it out.
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s.i.r.e. posted:I still haven't seen the trailer for Happy Death Day 2U since I've yet to go see Halloween (I know), but I'm glad it's the same cast. I feel like with the same cast they'll do something new instead of just rehashing the first film, or maybe I have too high hopes. Oh trust me, the trailer will get you pumped. Just a tidbit from trailer The day being repeated is the same day from the first (environmentalist with clipboard, passing out frat dude, car horn etc) but other people are experiencing it with her
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What horror movies could reasonably be described as "Basically an episode of Scooby-Doo"?
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Hausu
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feedmyleg posted:What horror movies could reasonably be described as "Basically an episode of Scooby-Doo"? Green Room
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feedmyleg posted:What horror movies could reasonably be described as "Basically an episode of Scooby-Doo"? House on Haunted Hill
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Drunkboxer posted:Green Room I wish more Scooby Doo episodes had Creedence songs
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feedmyleg posted:What horror movies could reasonably be described as "Basically an episode of Scooby-Doo"? Friday the 13th Part 5 April Fool's Day Housebound Diabolique Happy Birthday To Me The Leopard Man House on Haunted Hill ('59)
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Samuel Clemens posted:Hausu Yesssss! 
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ruddiger posted:Which is everyone's preference Oh no, the real horror porn death match main event is Dracula Sucks Vs. Sexcula
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feedmyleg posted:What horror movies could reasonably be described as "Basically an episode of Scooby-Doo"? Happy Birthday to Me has a very Scooby Doo *tears of mask* "It was me all along this is why" ending
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Hammer made a Scooby Doo episode starring Peter Cushing, called Night Creatures. Very underrated, especially if you like arrogant rear end in a top hat Cushing.
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:Oh trust me, the trailer will get you pumped. Interesting, I hope it's well written and clever.
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Happy Death Day was better than it had any right to be. Loved it.
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