Give me your best horror movies (spooky thrillers allowed), I'm in the mood for a good spook tonight.
Also - How do we fix horror? Will it ever be good again?
>>70423493
Was horror ever really good? It's never been a genre known for it's great movies. Anyway as a more recent example of a good horror flicks, I'd say The Evil Dead, The Hills Have Eyes, and 28 Days Later are all decent examples of horror done right.
just watch Snowtown
>>70423653
I think horror that rely more on suspense rather than muh jumpscares and gore have the ability to be good.
Psycho, The Exorcist, The Thing, Mothman Prophecies are all good movie imo
>>70423493
Horror's picked up an absolute tonne these last few years - people seem to have learnt that tension and dread are more important than slasher chases and jump scares.
>>70423881
This to be perfectly frank with you my brethren.
The noughties were a wasteland for the genre.
>>70423779
>Psycho
>The Exorcist
>The Thing
This is why you don't ask for recommendations on /tv/. You might as well google top 10 lists.
>>70423881
>>70424009
Yeah, it's not as if horror could really get much worse than it was in the noughties
>>70423493
Intro and that scene were only good things about the Zodiac
then manlet quip jr showed up and began his buddy cop shtick.
>>70423493
Not a list of my top ten but just a few that vaguely come to mind:
Jacob's Ladder
Kairo
Blair Witch
The Witch
The Conjuring
It Follows
28 Days Later
Mama
There are plenty of others and better ones im sure but i cant recall them as of now.
>>70424226
I fucking hate you. This board is a disaster.
>>70423493
If you want newer films, It Follows and The Witch are pretty GOAT.
Silence of the Lambs remains a favorite. Also, I cannot recommend Sleep Away Camp enough. That film has so many hidden meanings and depth, it should be called horror-kino.
Oh, and Scream should be watched at least for the opening scene alone. One of the greatest openings to any film.
>>70424215
The basement scene literally had me on the edge of my seat. When he picks up the lady in the car was quite scary aswell.
I wouldn't mind seeing something like the Zodiac again but more horror influenced.
>>70424262
Try being less contrarian.
>>70424226
How old are you?
>>70424265
Zodiac was shit tbf.
>>70424262
>recommend actually good horror films
>waaaah you're all just recommending popular ones!!
If you have any insight on the horror genre, especially in modern times, you'd realize why the popular ones are the ones being recommended. There are very, very few "hidden gems" when it comes to modern horror.
>>70424226
I'm not entirely sure why everyone loves the conjuring, but the rest of those are good.
>>70424292
>does everyone like the new word I learned?
You're an idiot.
>>70424313
Why?
I liked cause I like true crime, but yeah I understand the cop shit and Graysmith running around was a bit shit.
>>70424262
This is what's killing the board.
Wolf Creek 2 was good. Especially good for being a sequel.
Sort of reminded me of Friday the 13th/Nightmare on Elm Street in that it was almost a bit campy and didnt take itself too seriously.
>>70424332
In my view it didn't do a single thing new, but it did everything the best it has been done. So that's why its included.
>>70424226
>The Conjuring
>It Follows
>Mama
This has to be bait. Have the teenage normies really taken over?
>>70424333
If contrarian even strikes you as a new word you must really be a child. Seriously, it's like pointing out hello as a new word.
>>70424372
Mama is good until the end part. Then it really goes down hill fast.
>>70424372
>>70424296
>>70424262
Stop samefagging anon
>>70424402
Agreed, surprisingly good from a bad premise
>>70424226
I'll add Invasion of the Bodysnatchers, The Thing and original Texas Chainsaw - it's not scary but worth it on the dinner scene alone.
Watch Exeter, very underrated modern horror. Nothing groundbreaking, but its a good rendition of classic horror concepts
>>70424337
It wasn't anon, learn to discern.
Last Shift was a surprisingly great movie, fuck the score on IMDB, it was like a cross between Silent Hill and Martyrs set in a claustophobic environment. Get ready for some stupid decisions but it's honestly worth looking over, as the whole movie is set like a dream and nothing really makes sense.
Seriously, give it a try, it's one of my favourites from the 2000's.
>>70423493
Zodiac was a good movie ruined by terrible acting from everyone except the fat suspect, RDJ and Jake Gyllenhaal and some odd "wow guys look how real this is, the guy is doing random stuff, not at all scripted" script choices
>>70424563
Personally bad decisions and ineffective screaming protagonists ruin horror for me. Same reason i think the Shining is one of the worst horrors i've ever seen.
Zombeavers is surprisingly competent, has a decent plot, great effects, not horrible humor, and every female is a top qt. Going to watch Zoombies soon
>>70423493
Cosmic horror like The Mist and Event Horizon might be good? I'll warn that neither of them are horror films as such, event horizon is even goofy - but the premises are horrific.
>>70424563
Another one I'd recommend is Necromentia. Again, IMDB score means fuck all. I'd give it a 6.5/7 just for originality alone.
If you want to see something actually scary watch Poultrygeist.
>>70424660
kek
The others
The ring
Event horizon
Grave encounters
Darkness falls
>>70424680
> The ring
Haven't seen the others on the list but can we please end the meme that this is actually scary. Ringu was a total waste of time - i havent seen the US remake though.
I watched VVitch last night, it was pretty alright, better than expected. I would suggest download a sub for it because the whole movie they talk in old english.
>>70423493
I will get absolute shit for this but Jeepers Creepers.
Saw it out of sheer boredom and was really surprised, some of the imagery was really sinister and creepy, plus it was actually fun.
>>70424783
> download a sub
At least americans now understand how I feel having to put on subtitles for a lot of US films. In the Witch they just talk like they're from Yorkshire.
>>70424680
>Event horizon
People only recommend this for that jarring hell scene, right?
I'm not sure I should, but I'll rec you Dead Mary. I really enjoyed it, but a lot of people didn't.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0892047/
It's creepy, well shot (except for a bit at the end when it's a little too dark to see clearly), the story and characters are interesting (not exactly likable characters, but not hateable charicatures either), the relationships are believable, it's got a Evil Dead meets the Thing vibe to it. Basically Evil Dead+Paranoia with a possible apocalyse thrown in (or it just the demons messing with their heads).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwRBqi72D7A
The Dead mary/Bloody Mary stuff is just their version of reading the Necronomicon, there isn't an entity called Dead Mary. Or maybe there is. I loved the ambiguity and possibilities the movie brings up.
Don't expect too much and you'll be pleasantly surprised. I liked it better than the actual Evil Dead remake.
>>70424804
Pretty much, I view it that some of the design teams were so good that they shone through even despite Anderson trying his fucking usual best to ruin it all. So i'd recommend the film to anyone with a caveat that taken as a whole its actually fucking awful.
>>70424783
> Butter or your soul
> Butter please
Still, fantastic film.
>>70424784
Jeepers Creepers could possibly be the best horror movie from the early 2000s. I can't really think of a better one right now
>>70424758
i'm guessing you're around the age of 17?
>>70424783
Yeah I liked it, but the following around that one, The Witch and Babadook really shows what praise you can get for your movie if you just get the cinematography right
>>70424905
Ginger Snaps/Dog Soldiers
But JC was good. Even the sequel was okay.
>>70424758
Ringu? Which one?
I quite like horror set within war/soldiers.
Outpost
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0892899/
Deathwatch (one of my personal favourites)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0286306/
Dog Soldiers
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0280609/
Oh and from the same director, check out The Descent.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0435625/?ref_=tt_rec_tti
>>70424942
27 - sorry, not liking a horror film you like is not a sign of immaturity. Though acting like it is definitely is - well done child.
>>70425040
27 and still falling for bait.
>>70424945
I think the praise isn't down to that - it's just a reaction to horror moving out of jump scares and chases. People might consider them over praised but hopefully it encourages more films of the sort in any case.
>>70424976
1 - is there meant to be a better sequel?
>>70425020
Should watch angry birds then - make no mistake it is about a war, and the reality is horrific.
>>70425020
How do you feel about historical soldiers? Ravenous is pretty good.
There's also the Body Snatcher remake with Gabrielle Anwar. Modern soldiers in that one.
>>70425101
Ringu 1 is a remake. There's also remakes of the remake (one of them is Korean).
>>70425020
Neat list. I've not met a person who didn't like dog soldiers. Sean Pertwee is a legend
>>70425162
Didn't know about the tv film - but i assume that's not the one people praise.
>>70425040
Hahaha, this is why you're alone on a weekend anon.
>>70425101
First adaptation of the book:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring:_Kanzenban
2nd one:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_(film)
3rd one:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ring_(2002_film)
1st adaptation of the 98 movie:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ring_Virus
2nd one:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ring_(2002_film)
There's also the sequels, prequels and american sequels (and web shorts).
>>70424392
How old are you?
Tesis
Mute Witness
The Tenant
Baby Blood
City of the Living Dead
Dream Home
Spider Baby
Goke
>>70425215
The tv movie is pretty bad. But Sadako is a naked adult ghost in it, so... I enjoyed it.
The tv series is good though. It's short (12 episodes). But it's another adaptaion, it doesn't follow the tv movie.
Anyway, I read the book (I still have to read the sequels). It was really good, but not at all like any of the movies. There's no ghosts in the book.
>>70425287
He's 27! Didn't you listen the first time?!? Child?!?
>>70425240
... my girlfriend is literally watching spotlight next to me. I have no interest in seeing it so am here, sorry mate.
>>70425376
yeah well my dad is levitating above me having a wank but i'm not wanting a wank so i'm here, check mate fucker
>>70425297
Spider Baby isn't really horror. It's more of a dark comedy. It's a great little movie.
Have you seen Horror Hotel (also called The City of the Dead)? It's a good witchcraft movie.
>>70425358
I'm not 27, what are you on about
>>70425417
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VF8PaKcJNWQ
>>70424264
>Sleep Away Camp
>Kino
mfw
God, the agony you plebes bring.
>REC
>VHS series have some good segments
>Hellraiser
>Wolf Creek
>>70425457
Fuckin' Judy, please!
>>70425433
what you on about
>>70425340
Well the books might be better then - though the weakness of the film wasn't the ghost, it just plain wasn't tense or scary.
The video itself was high point - just a shame the whole film didn't have that sort of atmosphere.
>>70423686
this, get the fuck on it. one of the most unsettling films you'll ever see.
>>70425490
Im not the other poster you seem to think i am you fucking idiot kek
>>70425496
I agree. I think the american remake was a little creepier overall than the japanese 98 movie.
This thread reeks of filmschool wannabees and teenagers.
Also, lrn2Cronenberg
>>70425482
REC was good - i made a mistake of watching the US remake though and heard about the sequels so it almost seems bad to recommend the first.
Army Dog
It's not technically horror, but it was scarier and more disturbing than any horror movie I ever saw.
>>70425490
what you on about
>>70425580
Second this
I loved The Fly which I never see mentioned.
I love how it's just as much a drama as a horror, and the horror comes from the imagery and connection to the characters. You want and hope to see things improve but it always just gets worse
>>70425556
Rabid
If you want to Cronenberg like a boss, you post a pic of Rabid, not videopleb.
>>70425376
i think you misunderstood - i was making fun of you, i have no interest in your pathetic life or disgusting overweight girlfriend.
>>70424226
>It Follows
it's like someone read 3 or 4 separate creepypastas and put them into one film
>>70425580
army dog is anvilposting tier cringe. stop.
>>70424783
>they talk in old english
Really? Because this is Old English
Beowulf wæs breme --- blæd wide sprang---
Scyldes eafera Scedelandum in.
Swa sceal geong guma gode gewyrcean,
fromum feohgiftumon fæder bearme
>>70425607
Pricefag
>>70425457
>That moment when Angela only killed females using phallic objects like the knife or hair curler
The kno is there anon, you just have to look for it.
>>70425613
Didn't work at all though - as my comment just rejected your statement, but feel free to try again some time, cant wait for the mad reply babe.
>>70425556
>also, lrn2[x]
don't you have some youtube comments to post?
>>70425614
Thing is that's good - some of this creepypasta shit is much more inventive and distressing than 'Mike Meyers is at it again'.
>>70425700
*except the ending
Even /x/ faggots would write a better ending than a scooby doo pool fight where they chuck a sheet on the ghost.
>>70425632
I have no idea what you mean by this
I watched a shitty secondhand VHS of Alice, Sweet Alice recently and was pretty surprised by how good it was. Nice use of religious imagery and at least somewhat suspenseful.
>>70424758
US remake, one of the only horror movies that gave me the creeps - jap one or whatever i vaguely remember being shit in comparison
>>70424804
been a while since ive seen it, just the idea of what had happened to the last crew and the ship, also when the doctor? hallucinates her sick son on the ship.
>>70424905
i need to watch this again, remeber it being good
>>70425700
>'Mike Meyers is at it again'.
This is more horrifying than most horror concepts.
>>70425746
Wow a poster on a horror thread who is vaguely positive - don't you know you're just meant to trawl for the film you didn't like and then absolutely fucking piss yourself.
from europe:
Haute Tension,good french slasher
Trolljägären(The Troll Hunter) norwegian found footage film with nice humor
Japan:
Marebito: Extremely creepy movie from the director of The Grudge,has massive fanservice to horror- and old pulp novel fans.
Noroi: Best found footage horror in existence
Occult: good found footage horror,bit weaker than noroi,but still very watchable,same director too
SK:
R-Point: Vietnam war horror,good
The Host: Nice monster movie
I Saw The Devil: gory revenge flick,not exactly horror but very nice effort anyways,has excellent acting
Sector 7: monster movie,bit like aliens,good cgi and solid acting
its alright
>>70425812
> Good french horror
Don't believe it, the only thing they're scared off is that imran abdul the bull won't please their hairy girlfriends
>>70425827
Good premise and advertising, but i thought it was a really bad movie for what it could have been
this one was good
>>70425827
I watched this on a /b/ stream way back in the day. Why doesn't /tv/ do fun stuff like that?
>>70425924
It would be insatiable, the second someone posts that they like a scene it would devolve into 'pleb pleb pleb' then the other half going 'kino kino kino'. /tv/ doesn't really know good tv, we just like talking about it.
>>70425924
well there was this stream like 3-4 weeks ago it was just spooky tv shows i posted the link here and on /x/ we had like 20-40 people watching was fun
>>70425969
*insufferable
>>70425726
Really?
>>70425923
Disappointing in my opinion - though i liked the ghost sitting on him creepypasta shit
>>70425924
hows the legal stuff on streaming taht kinda stuff
>>70425812
Haven't seen Sector 7, but the others are all great. Nice list.
>>70423493
I would also recommend The Forest and The Descent.
>>70425923
Ananda Everingham is like the thai Orlando Bloom, but with some acting talent.
>>70426024
yea i like the creepy shit
Also liked pic relate tho i watched it long time ago remember watching the whole mini series it was like 4-5hours
>>70425969
I'm happy somebody else here understands.
>>70426118
>The Forest
God no. That was honestly awful.
>>70423493
if you like slow burns then you might get a kick out of this. make sure you watch the credits.
>>70426228
Dude YES. I swear nothing creeps me out anymore, but something about this just really did. Great movie.
>>70426228
Get that it's just a recommendation - but i really really didn't like this, found it a waste of time - what side of it did it for you?
BOOOOOOOYYYYYYYYYY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3ieQxm_M2I
Don't let the poster fool you OP. Is a modern movie.
Really surprised me, I was on edge once shit started getting real.
>>70426277
Not him, but it honestly just comes down to different things scaring different people. My girlfriend is terrified by like 90% of horror movies, but she thought Lake Mungo was dumb. I'm basically the complete opposite of that.
>>70426277
I like that whole 'corner of the eye' thing that the film exploited to the nth degree. And the atmosphere was great and very unsettling, good cinematography and great acting for a low budget horror film. I found myself acrually caring about these characters, which is a big plus. But I can understand why someone might find it boring
>>70426334
I loved it. I think the 70s/80s are the best era to set these kind of movies in.
>>70423493
>>70426348
Yeah but that's framing it as if it's 'if you're easily scared by slashers you'll hate it, if you're an intellectual you'll like it' - in reality i dont like most horrors, but i found lake mungo to be bloated, badly paced and without any horror until the final second which was too little too late and with no coherency with the plot.
I just don't understand why it was so well reviewed though?
>>70426369
Yeah i can get the corner of the eye thing and the acting was good considering the low budget. I guess like anything an atmosphere can't work for everyone and if it doesn't sit with someone none of the rest will even if done well.
>>70426408
Eh, not really. Maybe I should have been more specific. Stupid shit like slashers don't scare her, but "spooky" movies generally do. I don't think I'm some intellect or anything, I just don't get scared easily. I just personally thought it was a pretty original take on the genre, with some cool turns along the way.
>>70423493
In my humble opinion any horror that lives on the psychological thriller side of the spectrum and relies more on visual storytelling to set up foreboding and atmosphere will always be better horror films
But any good horror from any sub genre HAS to have a top tier score and sound design
B- horror and gore porn and jump scares are usually trashy movies
>>70426468
>slashers
>stupid
4U
>>70426408
It wasn't really full blown horror in the traditional sense, it's more depressing and creepy than outright 'scary'. I think it was well reviewed because it's refreshing. It was for me anyway, I was getting bored of horror until someone /tv/ recommended it and i found myself pleasantly surprised
>>70426481
>B- horror and gore porn and jump scares are usually trashy movies
No shit
>>70426502
lol yeah, I'm just not very eloquent with my speech today. I love slashers more than most people, didn't mean to come off like that.
>>70426468
That's fine - im not in a winning position for not liking it, good horrors are so far and few between that i feel the disappointment when one that's been hyped up doesn't do it for me.
>>70424226
Like all these
>>70426468
check the Haute Tension i mentioned earlier,do not watch the trailer it spoils it,but it is unsettling
>>70426541
That's cool, I love slasher too, but there's a lot of bad ones out there.
There's just something really comfy about them, even the bad ones.
>I enjoy the "film" genre known as "Horror"
>>70426669
I think the only slasher that ever interested me was The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, they're just all too predictable and the cast always soul destroyingly annoying. (Hot girls though).
If Evil Dead II counts then i did love that.
>>70423653
It's known for it's rare classics and endless diarrhea.
>>70423493
Obviously this oa no good to you at the moment because it's not out yet, but I saw a trailer for a horrorey film about a few teenagers that break into a blind man's house. The blind guy turns out to be crazy and traps them inside, so they've got to creep around to escape before he finds them and murders them.
It looked way better than it sounds, but I really don't recommend watching the trailer if you have the slightest interest in it, because the trailer gives away what would be some really cool scenes to see for the first time in the theatre.
Anyway, anybody know the film I'm talking about? Thoughts?
>>70426408
Personally, I usually enjoy the early buildup of horror movies more than the later parts and I suspect a lot of people feel the same way. Lake Mungo is successful at creating an unsettling atmosphere without really going into the usual later stages of horror until the very end. I agree that the pacing feels a bit uneven at times, but it still kept me interested throughout.
>>70426747
What an anyeurism of a post
>>70426639
Cool, I'll definitely check it out.
>>70426669
I know what you mean. I've been in full summer camp slasher mode these past few weeks. Think I'm going to watch Sleepaway Camp or the Burning today.
adaptation of The Wendingo by Algernon Blackwood when?
also i want The Vaults of Yoh-Voombis by Clark Ashton Smith adapted
sucks to be a fan of the old school cosmic and creature horror when only shitty fantasy crap like GoT and Twilight gets greenlighted
Occulus
>>70426747
Are you talking about Don't Breathe?
>>70426003
Really, no idea.
>>70423493
Prince of Darkness (1987)
>>70426731
Try Psycho, And Then There Were None (Agatha Christie basically invented the slasher genre with her book. Even the weird ironic gory kills are there), and Alice Sweet Alice.
>>70426818
this has a good first half and initial plot but the possession thing is bit generic and mediocre
its still a good flick,the atmosphere is good
>>70426803
Don't think creature horror is really in right now after a decade or two of being inundated with derivative, awful attempts at it.
We can hope for cosmic horror, maybe lovecraftian influence - but i suspect lots of horror is going to try going down the realism route of films like Lake Eden.
>>70426845
I've read the book - i enjoyed it, dont recall it being a slasher though!
>>70423493
>>70423493
That scene was done well. Felt safe at first but then strangely vulnerable later on.
I think everyone has this fear of being caught out in the open like that.
>>70423779
That ending with Phone call from Wife.
Would you pick it up?
>>70426792
The tv show Dead of Summer might be to your taste. I think it starts next month.
>>70426803
There's a few Wendigo movies. Ravenous for example. But yeah I want an adaptation too.
>>70426816
The Fly with Vincent Price. The Goldblum one was a remake. That's what he's talking about.
>>70426855
Yea, the possesion thing is average, but the hobos and the mirror/Satan thing makes up for it.
>>70426925
when i first saw The Revenant i thought that holy shit with this visual style the Algernons Wendingo would be excellent
(the novel is about 4 moose hunters in canada in 1900-1910 encountering a wendingo)
>>70426925
I'm cautiously optimistic for Dead of Summer. The idea sounds really cool, but it feels like it will be hard to pull it off and make it decent.
>>70424783
It's not old English you confounding pleb, it's period English. Everything is perfectly clear provided you're not a retard.
>>70426925
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_of_Summer_(TV_series)
>The series is set in the 1980s at Camp Stillwater, a Midwestern summer camp.
COOL
>by the Once Upon A Time guys
NOOOOOOOOOOO
I watched Scream Queens, it was pretty good because Glee Guy can make good first seasons, but I have no hope of the OUAT guys doing the same.
>>70427036
>the Once Upon a Time guys
Pretty much sums up my feelings. I know they used to work on Lost too, although I'm not sure if that makes me feel better or worse.
>>70426889
It ticks every single slasher trope/cliché except for the masked killer thing.
>/horror/
Shut the fuck up.
>>70427088
Once season 1 was decent, even if the effects were shit. The writing was tight. Season 2 was the beginning of the end.
Maybe DoS will be good? I just hope it doesn't egt cancelled after a few episodes. I hate when shit like that happens. That's why I don't watch a season of a tv show before it's already over. I've been burned too many times.
>>70427008
>there will never be a slasher series as good as Harper's Island ever again
>>70427139
Speak the hell up.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfQKPgBeMeA
>>70427195
I actually never watched Once Upon a Time, just wasn't really something that interested me. I agree though, although I feel like cable shows like this generally make it through the season regardless.
>>70427223
Surprisingly I've never heard of Harper's Island. Is it worth going back and watching?
I watched Signs yesterday. It was shit.
>>70427268
Yes. It's a self-contained single season. It doesn't end on a cliffhanger. It's more of a mini-series than a regular series. It's good. Really good. Only 13 episodes. The series is played straight, there isn't much humor or self-awarness like in the Scream movies.
>>70427268
>>70427440
and the characters are great. There's a lot of character development, you care about them. Someone dies (more than one sometimes) every episode.
>>70427342
it has a good atmosphere and directing,i liked it eventhough the script is a bit weak
So whats the verdict on LifeForce(1985)
it has one of the best themes in existence,more suitable for some grand fantasy epic than some space vampire film
oliver harpers take on the trailer and the movie:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKHB-_pDeM4
>>70427440
Nice, sounds awesome. I'll add it to my watch list.
>>70426925
Oh, I've only seen the goldblum one, I've heard the old one is quite goofy and I don't know how close the 80s one is to that. I know the 80s one is quite different from the short story
>>70427539
>it has a good atmosphere and directing,i liked it eventhough the script is a bit weak
Home Alone's brother killed it for me
>>70427578
the old one is good too,not too campy imo.
it is more of an drama movie than the cronenberg version,i like them both a lot
the older fly 2 is the campy one,the sequel to cronenbergs fly is gore porn,like watered down aliens with more gore
>>70423881
>people seem to have learnt that tension and dread are more important than slasher chases and jump scares.
lolno. that's basically in every horror movie. it's just that horror movies are cheap to produce and gain tons of money so people are eager to jump on the bandwagon
>>70424563
>Last Shift
Watching this right now, the main character is a total qt.
>>70427342
Watched this when I was 10 years old. I was obsessed with aliens/ufo etc. The scene where it walks out from the bushes scared the crap out of me. I had nightmares for three weeks.
>>70424139
Almost like they're on top ten lists because they're good or something
Bone Tomahawk was a good one from last year.
>>70427036
Can anyone explain to me the appeal of Scream Queens?
I tried watching it and found all the characters to be insufferable idiots. The killings were boring and too quick, the slasher wasn't scary... hell, 90% of the time, it felt more like a teen drama than a horror show.
And no one acted real. No one was afraid, or at least in any realistic sense, of there being a serial killer going around. I just don't get why I see it so popular on this board, but the Scream TV series or Slasher are never brought up.
>>70427919
It's waifu shit.
>>70427919
Scream Queens is a light-hearted horror comedy series, though.
I'm watching The VVitch right now. Up to where Caleb is lost in the woods and I think the dog just died.
That ugly granny witch nudity was scary
>>70427919
>Can anyone explain to me the appeal of Scream Queens?
Best Emma's hairy arms and qt bitchface, Breastlin's tits, that's about it.
>>70427978
That makes a lot of sense.
>>70427981
I will admit, it made me laugh in places, but I found it all too annoying. I might give it a second try
>>70427919
SQ was a comedy-horror. Comedy first. It was good. Calling it horror, or serious, is missing the point. It's a goofy parody of slasher movies.
The Scream tv show was serious, but it wasn't very good. I enjoyed it, but the tv series Slasher is better when it comes to a more realistic take on the genre.
>>70423493
Maniac (the remake)
The Descent
[rec] (original version)
>>70427342
pleb filtered
>>70427987
Delicious.
>>70427754
>>Last Shift
>Watching this right now, the main character is a total qt.
I'm at about 3/4, this is actually really good. Has she been in anything else that's decent? She's carrying the movie all by herself.
>>70425020
Check out The Devil's Rock (2011)
>>70423493
Alien, Cube, The Hills Have Eyes, Event Horizon, are all great choices.
Also I thought True Detrctives S1 was a good horror offering but I chose to view it as love raftian cosmic horror instead of halicinations.
>>70429213
>Event Horizon
That movie was retarded.
>>70429213
Cube isn't scary nowadays.
>>70424264
>>70429213
>I chose to view it as love raftian cosmic horror instead of halicinations.
Do I even have to call you a pleb or are you already aware ?
>>70425482
Can't remember which VHS it was, but the suicide cult segment was awesome
