Is that the one where the woman has vagina teeth and bites some guys cock off in a cave? I watched that on netflix a while back lol
Off Topic Horror Films
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Is that the one where the woman has vagina teeth and bites some guys cock off in a cave? I watched that on netflix a while back lol
Yeah maybe the first one was okay, because it was an original idea I suppose.
But as usual with horror franchises, they have to ruin it with a dozen sequels, all with ever diminishing quality
badum tshhhhh.
Do you think someone with a lisp ever went to the cinema to watch Saw and ended up going to see Thor?
Or the other irritating as **** trope of When the killer breaks in to your house, instead of running outside into the street and screaming your head off to alert your neighbours, and call the police, you run upstairs and get cornered so the killer can kill you
Or go downstairs alone cos you’ve heard a noise, despite the fact there’s a serial killer on the loose and all your lights suddenly aren’t working!
But, **** it, I’ll go down on my own, in the dark, to see what that noise was!
The last Shift is a nice little film where a rookie cop is sent to keep watch over the cop shop on its last night before closing. It's a slow burner with plenty of psychological twists
I like the original Apes films aswell.
Not too keen on any of the remakes.
But the original 70's ones with Charlton Heston and Roddie MacDowell are pretty good.
Old skool
Not like Bope, goes to bed with 999 on speed dial and phone under his pillow
The Mark Wahlberg one was terrible.
The newer ones, I have only seen the first one, and it was okay, I guess. But I think there are like 3 of them in that series now, I havent seen any of the sequels.
I just prefer the originals I guess.
Quite liked the first Paranormal Activity.
I think because it seemed realistic due to being shot as a "found footage" movie and the sheer fact it's more eery than scary just made it quite a unique movie. Was done on a really small budget which I thought was impressive, unfortunately it's been ruined now with all the ****ty sequels.
I think because it seemed realistic due to being shot as a "found footage" movie and the sheer fact it's more eery than scary just made it quite a unique movie. Was done on a really small budget which I thought was impressive, unfortunately it's been ruined now with all the ****ty sequels.
That seems to be a big problem in the horror genre, they can never just stop.
But as with the ****ing god awful ******ed Transformers movies, if they keep making money, they will keep greenlighting sequels, until the diminishing return gets so diminished that it stops making cash.
It was a bit slow but got there in the end. About a guy who takes a room amid a girlfriend break up and things are not as they seem with his digs.