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People have been writing spooky stories about isolated fog and haze filled transient fishing communities for a long time for good reason.
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There’s a reason Stephen King is from Maine.
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Jul 19, 2023 02:21
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After watching Evil Dead Rise....it's not surprising to me that it was given a wide release. Characters and story weren't really unique in any way.....but I liked the build up either way. Moved pretty well after things went astray. I'm not much of a traditional horror movie fan....but I enjoy stuff like this every once in a while. (What I'd really like to see is a new season of Ash vs. Evil Dead though.....)
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Flying Zamboni posted:I'm confused isn't the guy who's doing it Basebf555? He started this whole conversation and has been giving his thoughts in this thread already. I didn't see Hollis' original post but yea I was offered the chance to run the challenge this year and it's a pretty long running tradition now that I've been a part of and I would like to see it continue as long as possible. But I certainly would defer to others who may have a more specific vision for it that I may not be in a position to follow through on.
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Basebf555 posted:I didn't see Hollis' original post but yea I was offered the chance to run the challenge this year and it's a pretty long running tradition now that I've been a part of and I would like to see it continue as long as possible. But I certainly would defer to others who may have a more specific vision for it that I may not be in a position to follow through on. Thank you for doing it! I've really enjoyed it since I started participating and I'm looking forward to this year!
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gently caress yea
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Holy loving poo poo.
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What happened to your gang tags? Wait a second... POD PERSON!! POD PERSON!!
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I was in some incredibly spooky fog in some very haunting locations this weekend. Spooky fog rules. Others than The Fog and City of the Dead and Plan 9, what are the best spooky fog movies
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Jul 19, 2023 05:41
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feedmyleg posted:I was in some incredibly spooky fog in some very haunting locations this weekend. Spooky fog rules. The Mist.
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feedmyleg posted:I was in some incredibly spooky fog in some very haunting locations this weekend. Spooky fog rules. Sleepy Hollow
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Jul 19, 2023 05:56
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In The Earth has some good sporous fog
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Jul 19, 2023 06:03
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The Evil Dead was foggier than I remembered
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I just watched Blue Sunshine for the first time and it utterly blew my mind. https://www.imdb.com/video/vi103399961/?ref_=nm_vi_i_1 Not strictly horror but every scene is shocking. Or hilarious. bbobseq fucked around with this message at 11:35 on Jul 19, 2023 |
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Jul 19, 2023 11:32
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feedmyleg posted:I was in some incredibly spooky fog in some very haunting locations this weekend. Spooky fog rules. Neon Maniacs has some quality fog scenes. The first Silent Hill movie isn't terrible either.
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Catching up on thread - FWIW, my spouse and I do a “30 for 30” October marathon (Halloween night is blocked off). We made a list of 150(?) themes/sub genres/styles and, in September, do a RNG “draft,” assigning one to each day of October. The only rule is that each movie must be one that one or both of us have never seen or that broth of us have not seen in decades. I’m happy to share some of the categories here if it helps get ideas flowing. For example, one we have is “Bright Lights, Big Kills,” which can be: movie must take place in daytime, or movie with A list actors, or take place in a major city.
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Naked Man Punch posted:I’m happy to share some of the categories here if it helps get ideas flowing. For example, one we have is “Bright Lights, Big Kills,” which can be: movie must take place in daytime, or movie with A list actors, or take place in a major city. So, Return of the Killer Tomatoes then?
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My partner and I have a TV station that runs 24/7 in our home and one of the channels specifically has monthly themes, with October of course being reserved for Halloween and horror - mostly movies with some shows and specials there too. We try and update the lineup every year and it's fun because you never really know what's going to air next. Last year the theme was Kingtober, which was a combination of Stephen King films and movies we've been too afraid or nervous to watch in the past for one reason or another such as Hereditary or Drag Me To Hell. It's actually how they got me to watch a ton of horror in 2020 which started my love of the genre - they put together a massive list of their favorites and random ones they wanted to watch, and this was a few months after we started working at home due to lockdown so I was basically Clockwork Oranging myself with horror movies and realizing how much of it kicked rear end. It was awesome. I think this year we're thinking of a Hidden Gems theme, possibly mixed with a Great Horror Directors deal, but it's still a WIP.
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Jedit posted:So, Return of the Killer Tomatoes then? That or “Midnight in the Garden of Evil.”
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feedmyleg posted:I was in some incredibly spooky fog in some very haunting locations this weekend. Spooky fog rules. Black Sunday aka The Mask of Satan
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Anybody else going to see Terrifier in its limited theatrical re-release this week? Just me? 
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Sorry Art your first outing wasn’t my thing
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Shrecknet posted:Anybody else going to see Terrifier in its limited theatrical re-release this week? Just me? Thinking about it. Barbie and Oppenheimer screenings are jam packed or sold out till two weeks into August in my area so seeing Terrifier in theaters feels like a consolation prize.
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Jul 19, 2023 19:23
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Sadly I just didn't care for Terrifier 1. But I respect the hustle.
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Gyro Zeppeli posted:The first Silent Hill movie isn't terrible either. SILENT HILLL! SIIILENT HILLLLL!!!!! will never leave my head. Such a bad start to an otherwise fine adaption (despite a somewhat overly bombastic ending).
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Jul 19, 2023 19:55
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I don't understand how the director of brotherhood of the wolf made a grand total of 2 other movies in the 22 years since
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I've been meaning to rewatch brotherhood of the wolf for like 3 years now, I wonder if it holds up
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TIL he's directing a Silent Hill sequel that's currently(~?) in production. Edit: it's starring a bunch of Brits, so I'm guessing that means it's still in production.
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bbobseq posted:I just watched Blue Sunshine for the first time and it utterly blew my mind. Thank you for getting me to watch this, I am dying laughing at this movie. It absolutely rules. 
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if it’s filming in the UK and they’re working under an Equity (British version of SAG-AFTRA) contract they’re probably good, but if they’re filming in the US they’d better not be filming, haha. completely different thought: my sister is in training to become a child protective worker, a job I did for a few years a quarter of my lifetime ago. I know there’s Case 39 and Daylight (2013) (bad movie!); which other horror movies are about social services workers?
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Pretzel Rod Stewart posted:if it’s filming in the UK and they’re working under an Equity (British version of SAG-AFTRA) contract they’re probably good, but if they’re filming in the US they’d better not be filming, haha. The Baby (1973), which is... a helluva movie.
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PKMN Trainer Red posted:The Baby (1973), which is... a helluva movie. anything where the Wikipedia article says “The film is considered a cult classic” is a have-to-watch, hell yeah
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The Baby is the one movie I will never stomach. I almost gave it a shot when it was on The Last Drive-In but I was too tired at the time so that made a good excuse for me to bail. I don't have any moral issue with it or whatever, but just knowing what I know, well, I just don't think it's a particularly fun time for me. But if you want a horror movie with a social worker, I expect you'll find none better.
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Shrecknet posted:Anybody else going to see Terrifier in its limited theatrical re-release this week? Just me? Not playing anywhere near me I'm seeing at least Barbie and Oppenheimer tomorrow (depending on the time I arrive I might also go for Mission Impossible, Insidious and/or No Hard Feelings. I preordered the Barbie and Oppenheimer tickets a month ago, so excited for both and I got a double-feature shirt today  ), and I'm thinking about seeing Cobweb either later in the weekend, or sometime next weekend as a double feature with Talk To Me
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PKMN Trainer Red posted:The Baby (1973), which is... a helluva movie. I remembe me going in blind to this one when it was one of the first films on Shudder UK and …..holy hell!
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