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Kvlt! posted:EDIT: Found it on youtube and timestamped the cool bear attack scene I'm the surviving cast waiting on a dock for literal minutes to see if the monster that walked into the lake chasing them is going to walk back out again 
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Drunkboxer posted:now I want to watch it it's fun, you should. it's on Hulu i think. directed by John Frankenheimer!
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Feb 2, 2022 00:43
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Wait wait wait It wasn't Prophecy I was thinking about There's another evil bear movie but it has like, George Clooney in it, and I'm not sure THAT one ever got finished
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Feb 2, 2022 01:35
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Drunkboxer posted:now I want to watch it yeah im finding it hard to resist watching the whole thing
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Burkion posted:Wait wait wait Grizzly II: Revenge
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Almost Blue posted:The Texas Chainsaw Massacre movies basically have zero continuity, so you're better off just ignoring that aspect. It's ironic that the reboot is usually deployed when people are sick of sequels and want to wipe the slate clean and start over, but here's a series that is more or less nothing but reboots in one form or another and the last thing people want is to start over again with the knowledge that the latest is just gonna get rubbed out in a few years anyways. One of the unspoken triumphs of Halloween 2018 is that it's kind of the exact opposite of what everyone assumed it was going to be. It's not trying to be a direct sequel to the original, rather it calculated the aggregate tone of the entire series and made a continuation of that, and even keeps the "lore" of the prior movies intact by making them urban legends within its story. It's very proudly "Halloween 11." I hesitate to say that's the secret to the movie's success since I'm not sure people realize it (and especially with the follow-up I'm seeing more and more dissatisfaction that it resembles the other sequels too much), but the Halloween series actually feels way more unified now than it ever did, and it's a pretty unique achievement. Basically TCM at this point really needs something that does that for its series because every entry feels modular and insignificant, nothing that happens in it matters. (Or you can just, you know, not make more TCM movies, that would work too)
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I just realized they released a TCM called Leatherface in 2017, did anyone watch that? I totally must have missed that.
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Hollismason posted:I just realized they released a TCM called Leatherface in 2017, did anyone watch that? I totally must have missed that. It's dumb and was the most predictable whodunit I've seen in a long time. Yes a TCM is a whodunit because the whole movie is basically guessing who will become Leatherface and it's obvious.
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That was a weird one because I felt like it was perpetually "coming soon" and when I finally looked it up because "when was that movie supposed to come out again" I found it had been released over a year prior.
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Lazy_Liberal posted:best option, have the cops get killed when they arrive. or more likely, they'd run away. love when folks learn they're never truly safe <3 
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Hollismason posted:I just realized they released a TCM called Leatherface in 2017, did anyone watch that? I totally must have missed that. its bad and unnecessary
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Feb 2, 2022 07:23
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leatherface doesnt need an extensive sympathetic backstory tacked onto him because you can piece all you need to know about leatherface and how hosed up and tragic his situation is from the first movie...
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16-bit Butt-Head posted:leatherface doesnt need an extensive sympathetic backstory tacked onto him because you can piece all you need to know about leatherface and how hosed up and tragic his situation is from the first movie... Going from what I've seen in fanfic, Leatherface in High School and dealing with going to prom was a bigger section than I thought was possible.
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16-bit Butt-Head posted:leatherface doesnt need an extensive sympathetic backstory tacked onto him because you can piece all you need to know about leatherface and how hosed up and tragic his situation is from the first movie... I watched the 2003 Platinum Dunes remake last night and my major complaint about it is that Leatherface comes off as just a juggernaut without sympathy. Leatherface is more scary because he has that weird domestic side, not less. That movie couldn’t be more 2003, so if you want to revisit the early aughts aesthetic it’s a good one to watch. For me it looks too clean, or I guess more like fake dirty and edgy. The house feels staged, not the result of decay like in the original. R Lee Ermey was solid though.
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The Amityville series is hilarious to me because I used to live five minutes from Ocean Ave and every single movie gets the landscape wrong. The houses are pretty close together, not on sprawling properties as depicted over and over again. What's even funnier is that one of the reasons the murders were so notable is because the houses aren't that far apart, which made the fact that none of the neighbors heard anything all night creepy as poo poo.
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Drunkboxer posted:if you want to revisit the early aughts aesthetic Never. God I hate that aesthetic. I will never willingly watch a movie with a nu-metal soundtrack.
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feedmyleg posted:Never. God I hate that aesthetic. I will never willingly watch a movie with a nu-metal soundtrack. Give me a rap by the Fat Boys played over the credits and explaining the plot of a Freddy sequel over that any day.
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I AM GRANDO posted:Give me a rap by the Fat Boys played over the credits and explaining the plot of a Freddy sequel over that any day. Hooray! I get to trot this out again. There has in fact been an uptick in end-credits raps these last few years, including one on a movie released in 2022!
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feedmyleg posted:Never. God I hate that aesthetic. I will never willingly watch a movie with a nu-metal soundtrack.
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Shrecknet posted:Hooray! I get to trot this out again. hell yeah this immediately makes every movie better, although I prefer it to be a surprise
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feedmyleg posted:Never. God I hate that aesthetic. I will never willingly watch a movie with a nu-metal soundtrack. uncool opinion sound ON, baby. you can right click and unmute  https://i.imgur.com/mPZvpo3.mp4
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Even though it's usually awful I still have some nostalgia for that early 2000's aesthetic since I was in my late teens/early 20s at the time.
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gey muckle mowser posted:Even though it's usually awful I still have some nostalgia for that early 2000's aesthetic since I was in my late teens/early 20s at the time. I'm exactly the same. They might be trash but it's my trash.
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I think I'm too familiar with the early 2000s to be able to detect much of its aesthetic, aside from really specific things like white dudes dying their hair blond to look like Eminem, and girls with light brown hair were dying their hair blond to look fresh, and black girls were dying their hair blonde to look like Beyonce and Lil Kim... basically everyone was dying their hair blond 24/7. Also for a couple years there it was just REALLY in to dress skanky. Like life had turned into this ever escalating competition to see who can show off their titties in public as creatively as possible. Deep cleavage, sideboob, undercleavage, completely unbuttoned shirts held in place by double-stick tape with no bra underneath, you name it.
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Malignant had an early 2000s feel for me. Thinking about it, it looked a lot like the og CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, but filmed on modern equipment. The procedural aspect adds to that a bit.
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I was born in 98 so gimme that Saw/Twilight green filter and nu metal/alt rock soundtracks on every movie ever thank you
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Thinking about TCM really was kind of the quintessential early 2000s horror flick aside from maybe The Ring, like that is right smack dab the moment in-between hip funny teen slashers and the torture porn era.Kvlt! posted:I was born in 98 so gimme that Saw/Twilight green filter and nu metal/alt rock soundtracks on every movie ever thank you One thing to keep on mind is that nu metal and adjacent acts were never as popular as the movies made them seem. Linkin Park and a couple others were legit big but otherwise it was definitely something the entertainment industry was trying to "make happen" by stuffing them into every movie and I remember I was almost embarrassed how out of touch it made some movies look. Nobody was playing that poo poo at nightclubs and sure as hell nobody was trying to dance to it, yeesh.
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Nu metal wasn't for clubbing though. It was for hyper aggressive dudes to crank out of their cars or in a mosh pit to make everyone else give them a wide berth.
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^^ Exactly, but I swear there were multiple late 90s & early 2000s movies that would have you believe regular rear end young people were gettin' down to like Rob Zombie and Korn on the dance floor, it was ridiculous
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SidneyIsTheKiller posted:One thing to keep on mind is that nu metal and adjacent acts were never as popular as the movies made them seem. Korn and Rob Zombie both sell out arenas in tyool 2022 so Idk what youre talking about tbh edit: Oh you meant for clubbing. Yeah I'd agree its def not club music
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A lot of big 90s to 2000s dance acts were just like the same five dudes in Sweden with random hired models in all the music videos and/or concerts. Not saying this is a bad thing but it is an amusing thing.
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I watched Queen of the Damned last night on Shudder, and seeing Aaliyah slow dance to Korn made the whole thing worthwhile.
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I'm sure there were places were playing industrial, especially earlier in the 90s, but I do not see Jennifer Love Hewitt and Brandy frequenting them, especially not the way they're dressed here https://youtu.be/oS6OW6eVoxk
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Industrial music hit its cinematic peak with Lost Highway.
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I actively disliked the look and sound and vibe of early 2000s horror at the time, and every time I go back to watch one it just validates those feelings. I wish I could join in on the grungy fun and enjoy, but I just can't.ThePopeOfFun posted:Malignant had an early 2000s feel for me. Thinking about it, it looked a lot like the og CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, but filmed on modern equipment. The procedural aspect adds to that a bit. This is probably a significant contributing factor to me disliking it.
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STAC Goat posted:Nu metal wasn't for clubbing though. It was for hyper aggressive dudes to crank out of their cars or in a mosh pit to make everyone else give them a wide berth. And wrestling themes!
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The early 2000s were a dark time but sadly we’re right at the point for it to get a nostalgia return from everyone young then getting old and in power.
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Drunkboxer posted:Industrial music hit its cinematic peak with Lost Highway. No Skinny Puppy, no Coil, no Wax Trax stuff, no Einstürzende Neubauten. It's an amazing soundtrack that suits the movie perfectly but Nine Inch Nails and Marilyn Manson are hardly an "industrial peak"
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