>>71457696
What was going through his head?
Are we making suggestions?
>>71458544
>>71457850
An alien, probably
There's something hidden in this fucking poster help me see it
Sry for poor quality am on my phone
>>71459024
I kinda see a horned figure doing the Travolta dance from snf
>>71459024
The Woods is a10 Cloverfield Lane style secret sequel to Blair Witch. This is 100% true screengrab it.
Could use some recommendations
basically anything that's sort've gone under the radar in the past few years - ive watched all of the classics and all of the mainstream stuff
>>71459352
Lucky Mckee made a movie called The Woods a while back. In fact I think he got beef with Shyamalan because Shyamalan wanted to call The Village "The Woods" and Mckee beat him to the punch. Simple name, really. The kind that tells you nothing.
Anyway, Mckee's movie was alright. Teenage witches. Bruce Campbell had a small role.
>>71459606
>Coherence
Not really horror, but kinda mind-fucking in a way
>>71459620
Different The Woods. This one is by Adam Wingard.
>>71457850
the joke obviously
>>71459769
Yeah, just thought I'd bring that other one up because, you know, horror movies thread.
I really haven't seen anything about this new one. Just saw the trailer on youtube and I wouldn't be surprised if this guy >>71459352 turns out to be right. Probably not, but it does scream Blair Witch by the looks of it
Is Nightbreed any good?
what are some good horror movies on netflix? if any
>>71459024
Connect the pieces
This was really good
>>71460373
I am very hyped for this flick
>>71460416
Yeah. I don't really care for the "based on real research" angle, but as a movie it was surprisingly effective. Haven't seen 2 or Annabelle, though.
>>71457900
>Not posting superior Eyeball
The Thing is the best horror movie ever made.
>>71460416
>>71460503
conjuring 2 and annabelle are actually worth watching, surprisingly.
conjuring 2 had some good spooks and some super cheesy parts, but annabelle was good on a big screen, basement scene was GOAT
>>71460064
Its weird as fuck but I enjoyed it.
If you like Barker you should have a good time.
>>71460064
Love Clive but, no it sucks..the story has potential but it takes itself too seriously for how Cheesy it is
Anyone check out the Editor yet? Astron 6 made a fucking amazing giallo tribute with the same batshitness of their Troma movie Fathers Day
>>71460857
It was terrible
T. Somebody actually unironically watches giallo
![Dellamorte.Dellamore.(Cemetery.Man).1994.BDRip.720p.multi-HighCode.mkv_snapshot_00.50.30_[2014.10.11_22.21.23].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/hwmuVQG.jpg "Dellamorte.Dellamore.(Cemetery.Man).1994.BDRip.720p.multi-HighCode.mkv_snapshot_00.50.30_[2014.10.11_22.21.23].jpg")
Dellamorte Dellamore. I'm probably talking out of my ass but I suspect that movie was the inspiration of David Lynch's Lost Highway. It's one of my favorite horror movies.
If you dig Supernatural you might want to check out Trollhunter. Dunno if the creators were somewhat influenced by it but the main character personality and m.o. is strikingly similar to that of the Winchesters. The movie has some dry and witty humor inspired by Norwegian culture and the final battle seems like something out of Shadow of the Colossus. Even if you don't like found footage, don't let it deter you - it's one of the best I've seen so far (only surpassed by [REC])
>>71459606
Resolution
It's wonderfully unsettling and creepy. Not found footage either.
>>71460916
Can't tell if this is a joke post
![fap-babl-1080p.mkv_snapshot_00.25.29_[2015.04.17_02.16.09].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/h6lm8Pm.jpg "fap-babl-1080p.mkv_snapshot_00.25.29_[2015.04.17_02.16.09].jpg")
>>71460857
I enjoyed it but I wouldn't call it amazing. love giallo though
>>71460416
I liked the conjuring
Conjuring 2 felt like the same movie, different setting, so I liked it I guess.
Annabelle had some cool moments but overall pretty lame.
I have NO idea how they're going to do Annabelle 2... I mean in Conjuring and Annabelle we saw her origin all the way up to her getting concealed by the Warrens. Is she going to escape?
And now we also have a movie about the nun from the conjuring 2 on the way. Why? Also according to James Wan that demon appeared as a nun specifically to Lorraine to question her faith, so now I guess it appears like that to everyone? I guess I'm jumping the gun though, and it can always try to get other people to question their faiths too but still.
>>71460503
Yeah, I hate when movies say they're "based" on a true story/event. More accurate to say they were "inspired".
>>71458544
>watching horror movies to get scared
>>71459868
not that anon but I literally worked on it and yes it is a sequel to blair witch
Any horror films similar to the vibe of VHS, The Last Broadcast, or the Poughkepsie Tapes?
Doesnt really have to be found footage
>"giallo is good" meme
It's every bit as awful as the rest of horrorshit.
There's no difference between your average Argento movie and Friday the 13th sequel.
>>71460416
Is that bait?its pure pleb horror: jumpscares and a plot you've seen a million times.
>>71458544
For fuck's sake anon.
British Horror of the early 70s was GOAT.
>>71465446
Well, I thought it was good.
The Witch was suspenseful.
Antichrist was bretty gud in a different way.
Mama was okay.
Can anyone suggest an truly unsettling movies?
I got tired of gore and slashers many moons ago.
What are some good slashers with actually creepy and unsettling villains?
Obviously I already saw Halloween/TCM/Black Christmas/etc.
I tried Hush, but it was boring and I felt it didn't use the "sociopath psychologically abuses a surdomute victim" premise to its fullest potential.
>>71465916
Insidious. And if you like that, then maybe Insidious 2. 2 was just okay, and its just a continuation of 1. Avoid 3 at all costs. Insidious 3 is garbage.
>>71466026
Thanks, senpai.
D/L as we speak.
Any others?
I wanted to love The Conjuring so much with the clapping scene but once they said it was a witch, they blew their load early and I got bored of the rest of the movie.
I thought The Woman in Black was alright with the lack of CGI.
Harry Potter ruined it for me though.
>>71465916
I liked the Witch very much, but this was much more tense and made me so paranoid. I would recommend watching with Coherence as a double feature.
It's seriously one of the best horror films in years.
>>71466169
Thanks, mang.
>>71462070
Seconding this and The Witch. Also liked Black Christmas and Ghostwatch.
The Thing isn't scary at all imo, but maybe because by the time I finally saw it I'd already seen nearly all the transformation parts on YT. But it's the only horror movie off the top of my head that has an original af idea for a monster and those effects are fucking mesmerizing.
>>71466169
not horror
neither is coherence
explain Martyrs ending pls
>>71465916
Mama was complete shit. Kys
>>71466026
Why do people recommend fucking Insidious in these threads?
jump scares, nothing but jump scares. so cheap.
Is Witch any good? I keep seeing that fucking goat shilled here, woulds't though blah blah blah.
The Haunting (1963) was one of the best horror movies I have ever seen.
If you like ghost stories then watch this.
>>71468638
You choose what to believe. Comment full of spoilers :^)The old lady killed herself because there was nothing after death. Or because the martyr said something about heaven and hell and because of that, the old lady knew she was going to hell. Or something else, idk. It's up to you.
>>71460064
Night Breed does suffer from trying to tell a really grand story too quick, but it's still fucking great.
So many great costumes, practical effects and characters... it's one of the last great wide scale fantasy horror films (maybe the last one).
It is a must watch, but...
DO NOT watch it on your lap top while browsing the internet. Watch it on a big screen and give it the attention it deserves.
>>71464416
Pontypool
>>71469513
More good b&w Horror?
I really liked repulsion. It's more psychological Horror/Thriller though.
>>71469892
Why would she kill herself to go to hell even sooner?
>>71470331
I don't know, anon, i don't know. That's what i believe, if you don't you may make your own theorysince they probably won't make a Martyrs 2 or w/e because the "remake" was simply disgusting
But hear me out.
>secret organization tortures random people to know what's in the after life
>turns out heaven and hell are real
>as they've been torturing or supporting this shit, they are going to hell
>all those years of research searching for heaven and you end up going to hell
just watched city of the dead aka horror hotel 1960, might be ok if you like witches, 6/10. A lot better than fulci's city of the living dead 4/10
>>71470307
I love Deneuve and never watched this, thank you for the recommendation.
Watch The Innocents (1960).
Tetsuo (1990) is not particularly horror but I love the unsettling atmosphere conveyed from the whole thing
>>71465446
m8 this board is reddit as fuck now. this film was generic trash and they can't even see it lmao
>>71470766
I'll put it on my List. Thank you. Is it Haunted House Horror because i love that. By the way, have you seen dementia 13? I have the bd lying around but haven't gotten around to watching it yet.
>>71457696
DO YOU HAVE THE TIME
>>71470891
I know people with usually good taste in Horror who claim that It's a loving hommage to Horror but i agree that It's pretty generic. Not as bad as Insidious or sinister and stuff like that. Also it s not found footage.
recommend you're next if you want an easy to watch somewhat "fresh" movie, enjoyed it a lot, the main actress is really charismatic
>"horror" general
>bunch of pleb-tier trash
Yep ... /tv/
>>71471622
Post patrician horror then you redditor
>>71471622
>don't post anything better
>act smug and superior over your own opinion
Yep...it's /tv/ alright
>>71460064
Kinda dated, the whole theme of:
>humans are the real monsters
was a lot less cliché than it is now, also it faster and arguable more enjoyable to just read the book that it's based on, only about 90 pages long
>>71457850
Daily reminder that the drink MacReady offers Childs at the end was actually a Molotov cocktail, MacReady smiles because he knows that Childs is a Thing now and he has no chance of defeating him before he freezes to death
>>71459352
The Woods 2006 is a really good horror movie. Also, it's set in the 60s. I thought it was a good idea and a decade we don't see much of in contemporary horror movies.
It's a little bit Evil Dead, with Bruce Campbell having a small role and trees being involved and all.
>>71465916
I'd recommend Gummo if you're looking for a trule unsettling movie, it's not horror tho
i watched videodrome again last night
christ what a masterpiece. kronenburgs best by far.
>>71466026
No. Insidious 1 was good, with some bad parts (like Sinister 1). Insidious 2 was shit (like Sinister 2). Insidious 3 was okay. Felt like a straight-to-dvd horror. Not that good, but inoffensively a little above average.
>>71469513
I like you. Sadly, I saw the remake before the original. But after seeing the 60s one, Iit made me want to (audio with voice actors) read the book.
>>71460064
It's entertaining as fuck, but it's a mess (even the director's cut) and it's very ham-fisted with the HUMANS ARE DA REAL MONSTAHZ. It's like a horror version of the film Excalibur.
>>71470307
It's good. Made me very uncomfortable.
What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? might be to your liking.
>>71460857
Watched it a year or two ago. Pretty fucking funny, but only if you're familiar with giallo and Italian horror in general. You know they're making a real proper horror film, right? With practical FX that look pretty damn good in the teaser trailer they put out last year or so. Don't know why the fucking movie hasn't come out yet since they got more than enough funding from their kickstarter to finish it a while ago.
>>71472114
Thank you, will check it out.
>>71465916
Lake Mungo if you're fine with fauxmentaries.
>>71472136
>kickstarter
>dont know why the movie hasnt come out yet
Uhhhh anon...
>>71472173
The kickstarter ended a long ass time ago. They were asking for extra money to finish filming and they received more than they asked. The movie should have came out by now.
>>71466169
Do not fall for this shit. I repeat, do not fall for this shit.
You will regret watching this movie. You'll think 'Well I'm not getting that time back".
>>71472194
...
You give me hope for mankind. I tought such innocence was gone from our world.
>>71472194
They ran with the money, thats how kickstarter works and thats what i was hinting at. Hope you didnt back them.
Truly the plebbest of the pleb.
>>71472278
The most pleb thing in this thread is your bait.
>>71465916
Try The Changeling (the one with George C. Scott). One of the best haunted house movies.
>>71471980
Wrong movie, I made the same mistake
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099710/?ref_=fn_al_tt_3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUzVF3Ca-3A
I liked it a lot. Not perfect or anything, but worth watching more than once.
>>71459024
I enhanced it.
Just what I thought.
Top qt horror protagonists.
>>71472376
Yea, I should have read further down before responding.
TW as a Blair Witch spin-off might not be a bad idea. I wonder if they'll use the same mythos as the offical sequel and the books though.
>>71472435
literal perfection
>>71472435
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9_RSiuKR_w&list=PL158E907D22A83791&index=3
>>71465916
I love Kill List for its unsettling atmosphere. It really managed to unnerve me and it still gets under my skin whenever I watch it.
Daily reminder that these threads are made for one purpose only and it is not to talk about horror movies.
>>71468376
He asked for something unsettling tho. Coherence is a very good choice
>>71465983
It's not for everyone but Funny Games is an interesting take on the slasher genre.
There are two versions but it doesn't matter which one you watch as they were both made by the same director and are almost frame-for-frame the same movie.
>>71472533
what purpose is that then?
best horror since 2008 coming through...
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4786282/?ref_=vi_tr_mp_t_2
>>71472533
ph'nglui mglw'nafh Anon Reddit wgah'nagl fhtagn
>>71472595
Already shilling are we old sport?
>>71472595
god this looks awful. the short was decent enough but stretching the concept into a feature length is begging for disaster.
>>71460416
No, it wasn't.
>>71472612
Name one good horror movie ever made.
>>71465983
The Burning
The Funhouse
High Tension
Stage Fright (1987)
Curtains
The Headless Eyes
>>71472595
>2008
What are you talking about?
Btw that kid did a really good job in Outcast.
>>71472721
Video footage of your birth
>>71461609
You have good taste anon. Dellamorte Dellamore is fucking great.
>>71472765
Holy shit, forgot about this. Carpenter's last great hurrah.
>>71472721
Maniac Cop
>tfw can't watch anything but horror movies anymore because they're the only thing that bring me joy
>>71472798
Have you seen "Cigarette burns"? The Master is not gone just yet.
>>71472798
>Anon hasn't seen Cigarette Burns
https://vimeo.com/44701492
It was part of the Masters of Horrors tv series. Really good series, with more hit than misses.
CB, Jenifer and Dreams in the Witch House were my top 3 episodes.
The series was retooled into Fear Itself, but it wasn't as good. Got cancelled after one season.
This was pretty good desu.
>>71472557
Originally intended to be an after school hangout for subtle and blatant shilling but then became mostly out of butthurt at the group of anons who called them on it. Kind of sad really that people still try to force it even though everyone knows what it is.
>>71472882
>Dreams in the Witch House
That fucking rat gave me the willies
>>71472721
>old
Hellraiser
>new
Martyrs
>>71472827
I've been there. It sucks, horror genre is the worst to be a fan of.
>>71472923
Easily forgettable.
>>71472882
Jenifer:
https://vimeo.com/140998229
The Bernie Writhson comics it was based on:
http://bronzeageofblogs.blogspot.ca/2009/02/jennifer.html
(there's also a superior black and white version of the comics)
>>71472874
>>71472882
I have, just always forget about it for some fucking reason. Masters of Horror is one of my favorite tv shows.
Who /gingersnaps/ here?
>>71472970
I am. I love all 3 movies. Yep, I love the 3rd one. Fuck you :)
Does this count as horror /tv/?
Much of it is a goofy western but it's definitely a spookfest by the end.
So we can all agree that Tales from the Darkside is superior to Tales from the Crypt, right?
>>71473032
forgot pic cause I'm GAY
>>71472927
wait so horror generals are just shill threads in disguise?
>tfw i've been posting in these for years
don't waste your time with this trash
the first half is tense and scary but everything after that is fucking lame
>>71473032
>>71473043
Yeah that's horror. Horrors don't have to be scary or contain anything spooky in them. That's what a thriller is.
>>71473032
>>71473043
I'd absolutely call this a horror, but I'd never recommend it as one; I watched this film recently under the impression that it was just a gritty western, and expected something in a similar vein to 3:10 to Yuma but I was completely surprised by the transformation in genre that happens in the last act and loved the film even more for it.
I'm currently trying to recommend it to some friends without spoiling the last act but I'm not getting any biters. It's a shame because I know if I said it's a horror they'd be instantly interested.
>>71473042
The Amicus Tales from the Crypt movie>Amicus The Vault of Horrors>Tales from the Darkside (including movie)>Tales from the Crypt (and the 3 TftC movies, including Ritual, and the 10 episodes radio show)
>>71473043
good movie, that one scene alone is brutal, i would say the second half can be counted as horror.
Decent.
>>71473191
is this really as lynchian as people say?
>>71473135
It's got the clown guy from House of 1000 corpses and The Devils Rejects in it. That alone was enough to tip me off that it wasn't going to be a regular western.
I spent forever trying to find a decent, straightforward 'haunted house' type horror movie without any stupid twists or the like.
I finally found one: The Lady in Black.
Too many jump scares for my liking, but it plays all the tropes to the hilt and the haunted mansion and surrounds are glorious. Really enjoyed it.
![025192241253_Poster[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/qj4zLbb.jpg "025192241253_Poster[1].jpg")
What did everyone think of this? I was really interested in the concept when I saw the trailer but I was a little disappointed by the execution when I got around to watching the full movie.I don't think they explored the hell aspect as much as they could've done
>>71472751
Fuck yeah he did.
>>71473235
TLiB 2 isn't as good unfortunately.
TLiB was what convinced me radcliffe could act
>>71473043
Still haven't seen it, but if you like weird west stories, try High Plain Drifter. You probably already saw it though.
>>71473076
Don't mind him. Every general functions the same way. "Random tv show" generals are promoting "random tv show" the same way that horror generals may be promoting new horror movies. It's just how life goes.
>>71473209
He's literally in it for 2 minuets though
>>71473204
>>71473191
well, it's kinda lynchian. it definitely wants to be.
I like a lot of it but it becomes more or less a slasher flick in the last twenty minutes. parts of it somewhat channeled Mulholland Dr, which I like.
>>71473284
>I was a little disappointed by the execution when I got around to watching the full movie. I don't think they explored the hell aspect as much as they could've done
These are my thoughts as well.
Wouldn't call it good but I wouldn't call it bad either.
>>71473284
I think it's a remarkable feat to make a setting as terrifying and real as the catacombs as flat and boring as they did. In the end, that real 10 minute video of the guy getting lost in the catacombs is 50 times more effective than any segment in this movie. They spent too much time setting up why they were going in there, not enough time to let the horror of actually being inside the catacombs sink in, and in the end, it's just some shitty le mindfuck movie. Huge disappointment.
>>71473290
6/10. kinda fucking furious here...
>>71473209
Ah, see now I haven't watched either of those movies so I was completely unaware for the most part. I suppose what really drew me to the movie was watching Kurt Russel in a Western; I really liked Jeff Bridges in the True Grit remake so I think I subconsciously wanted to see another "modern" actor in a Western setting.
>>71473306
Yeah but he's one of those cult actors, like Brad Dourif and Lance Henriksen.
As soon as I see them I know somethings going to happen somewhere down the movies line.
>>71473235
Fuck, that movie had so much potential, but it went full retard in many places.
It's a remake, try watching
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Woman_in_Black_(1989_film)
but be aware that it's a tv movie.
But the best Haunted House movies are
>>71469513
and
>>71472368
So I've never seen The Thing until last night. I watched the 1982 and then the 2011 version.
I enjoyed them a lot.
>>71473191
The last scene really ruins it.It should've been her murdering all of her friends, and the producer guy telling her how she played herself. Instead it was her transforming into a green-eyed demon
>>71473398
Legend of Hell House has some decent spooks and a major qt.
>>71473371
I never said he was a good actor, just that he has more range than he had in the entire Potter movies.
>>71473422
>them
>>71473398
>It's a remake, try watching
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Woman_in_Black_(1989_film)
Had no idea. Definitely going to give it a watch then, cheers anon. Hope I enjoy it
obviously not as good as the first, but as a standalone horror movie i think it's a lot of fun.
Carnage Park is out today/tomorrow, doesn't look bad even though I really dislike Mickey Keating's movies
>>71473336
>>71473357
Glad that I wasn't the only one. Does anyone have any hell-based horror recommendations? I've seen absolutely none before but I'll be watching Event Horizon and Hellraiser soon.
Thoughts on Crimson Peak?
>>71473204
not at all
>>71473284
It was weird. I loved it, but didn't get a lot of what was going on. I googled Alchemy, and I understand what they were going for now.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnum_opus_(alchemy)
>>71473490
jacobs ladder?
>>71473439
my rage is at that The Lady in Black means the Radcliff version to you.
I can't wait for some kid to say how funny Ghostbusters is, but they'll be referencing the 2016 version
>>71473478
I recommend watching The Hills Have Eyes remake it's by far better than the original
>>71473502
Loved it, not scary but god tier atmosphere, effects and set design. Story was ok. I really liked how the ghosts looked in the movie
>>71473398
I also really enjoyed The Innocents
Except it's arguable how much it's a haunted house movie in the end.
>>71473478
I completely agree. It couldn't hold a candle to the originals but it still works as a modern horror as it wasn't going for the same settings and threats that seem to be plaguing most Hollywood horrors recently.
>>71473490
>I'll be watching Event Horizon and Hellraiser soon.
They're good anon, better than As Above So Below by a landslide. There's a reason they're cult classics.
The only movie I can recommend focuses more on the occult than hell and that's The 9th Gate.
There're quite a few asian movies that focus alot on hell but I don't recall the names sorry
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5kyNorrWLc
>>71473530
Does it improve the movie drastically knowing the Alchemy stuff? If so I'll rewatch it but honestly I wasn't really enthralled with the film to begin with, probably a 3/5 for me.
Not full horror, but really good.
>>71473436
True. I always forgot about that movie.
>>71473502
I actually thought it was overall pretty awful and about as scary as a trip to the supermarket.
All style, zero substance.
>>71473533
I've actually seen Jacob's Ladder a few years ago but I'm more than overdue a rewatch, thanks for reminding me.
>>71473538
Ah sorry anon. I'll check out the original and give it a read as well. If i'd known about it believe me i'd have given radcliffes version a miss
>>71473587
Jigoku
Kwaidan is also real good, you can see where Coppola's Dracula comes from in that one
Also, Onibaba
>>71473472
Some of the acting is pretty bad, but there is some beautiful shots and effective scenes for a tv movie.
horror pleb here
i've just finished running through everything lynch has done and i need more.
any directors that create the same sort of dreamy/nightmarish atmosphere?
>>71473639
>Onibaba
I remember watching that late at night while flicking through channels as a kid. Fucked me up for a few months.
any giallo is really good,
Deep Red or Suspiria are good places to start
>>71473597
Yeah more psychological/supernatural but real good.
>>71473478
The last act was too tonally different from the rest of the movie. It was also too generic. A girl with a knife is the ultimate big bad? The rain of blood was a really good idea though. But it turned from a serious movie into a schlocky one with the arm-ripping, badass action and quips.
I didn't hate it, but the last part made it less than what it could have been.
>>71473682
See
>>71473639
Other than that
>cronenberg
>ben wheatley
>ari folman(about as horror as Lynch)
Can't name anything off the top of my head right now.
>>71473587
Thanks for the recommendation, I'll put it on the watch list. It's weird, for a concept as widely recognised as Hell I really can't think of many films that explore it as the main theme.
>>71473639
I'll check these out too, it'll be interesting seeing an Eastern impression of hell.
>>71473597
I always find myself recommending this to people looking for unusual horror movies, it really manages to hook you in for the entire runtime. Quite tame in the horror aspect but I suppose that just makes it easier to recommend to most people. I really like that the film is open to theorising.
The wrong Turn movies are my guilty little pleasure. first one was very good and they've gradually gone to shit but they're still fun cannibal slashers.
>>71473745
Suspiria is hands down the most beautiful horror film ever shot.
>>71473756
thanks, never seen anything from those last two or the one you linked
>>71473769
>I really can't think of many films that explore it as the main theme
Nor can I. Might be because it was such a taboo subject to directly depict for quite a while in the west.
>>71473804
the cinematography is astounding, yes
>Green Room
>Invitation
>It follows
>VVitch
any other good new movies?
>>71473805
Waltz with Bashir is somewhere between Apocalypse Now and the borderline horror animated flicks Bakshi used to do in the '70s, with the merest hint of Moebius
>>71473076
Yes. Shilling and butthurt threads that looked like they weren't so normal people would post in them. Look at how many replies are getting pumped into the thread now.
>>71473300
Please. If you were here and reading the threads at the time you know exactly what it was about. Wouldn't be a surprise if the anon who makes them now wasn't even here himself.
It Follows is fantastic.
>>71473593
Nah, don't bother. I didn't even watch it a second time.
I guess my "love" for it comes from the fact that I saw Catacombs (2007) the same night as AASB. Catacombs fucking sucks.
It made me like AASB even more.
>>71473842
>coherence
>babadook(some liked it, me not so much)
>stoker
I'm planning on writing a horror script, i want to make it scary, i want the viewers to experience really get freaked out. Please post the things that scare you the most, it doesn't have to be concrete things, i know that what truly terrifies you can be hard to put into words, more of an idea or state of being than object
>>71473745
Inferno
great movie
>>71473905
skellingtons and talking to women
>>71473916
Giallo is a genre that is built on beautiful women dying in aesthetically pleasing ways
>>71473905
the terrifying turned mundane completely scares me. when there's this horrible environment, this dark, hellish otherworldly experience happening and you're just in the thick of it, making dinner or something. you're living like you normally would, completely calm and rational, inside this hellish nightmare. rabbits, eraserhead both hit this on the head. on the surface there's this seemingly normal happening, but just a bit deeper it's a fucking incomprehensible nightmare.
good luck with your script. i've tried writing a horror script and it really is fucking difficult, considering most great horror is visual rather than dialogue.
>>71472412
its a big tree
>>71473976
It's human to try to make things you fear appear beautifully artistic. That way you can safely experience it from a distance.
Death and pain are the ultimate fears.
>Body (2015)
>Tales of Halloween (2015)
what about these?
>>71473480
torrent yet?
>>71473905
Write about what scares you, not what you think scares other people.
>>71473905
Stick to one thing instead of trying to incorporate as much as you can. One "fear", well done and explored fully, is better than a mix of jump scares, creepyness, gore, etc.
>>71474099
tales of halloween is okay. as per usual anthology some are decent some are pretty bad. it's worth a watch if you get a little drunk and your standards start to dip.
>>71474057
Sure, but in say American horror(I know it's abroad statement, but bear with me) beautiful women tend to die in horrific manner, disemboweled, dismembered, tortured, etc.
Even in Suspiria,Sarais still looking mildly attractive, sans the horrible eyes, even after death.
Giallo is almost like a beautiful Renaissance painting, say a Rafael or Tiziano, but done by Giger and Bosch.
>>71474099
>twick or tweat
>>71474099
ToH is decent ( alot of people hate dit, but not me).
But I love Halloween shit and there's alot of classic b-movie horror icons in it. Adrienne Barbeau. Joe Dante. John Landis.
And mutherfucking John "Claude Hooper Bukowski" Savage!
>>71473778
Caught the one that takes place in the snow the other day on tv.
kek, that ending was great.
>>71473879
I'll keep that in mind and never watch Catacombs. For such an interesting setting it makes you wonder how they keep consistently fucking up horror films set there. Even if they were to rip off The Descent 1:1 it'd be better than what we have now.
>>71472514
I have never seen a film get ruined so badly by its last act like this one. It went from a 9/10 True Detective-ish hitman film to a Shimalalaman-tier nonsense-fest in less than 30 minutes. Huge disappointment.
>>71470582
I saw that to
You made me feel sane
http://www.wtfpod.com/podcast/episode-720-joe-dante-john-carpenter
bruhs
>>71472595
>mfw the trailers say FROM PRODUCER JAMES HAN
James is a good director but he doesn't give a fuck when it comes to producing. He'll happily produce garbage as long as he gets a fat paycheck.
>>71474494
What other movies are set there? American Werewolf in Paris, of coursh, but what esle?
Vidocq, maybe? But it's been a long time and I don't remember if it was generic tunnels or the Paris catacombs.
>>71474557
Yeah it's one of those films that will divide people, but personally I like it as a film about a man being dragged back into a lifestyle that he tried to leave only to end up in way over his head. The ending definitely comes out of the left field though but it's the atmosphere that I really appreciated most.The sequence where he and his buddy are chased into the tunnels is a great piece of genuine tension.
>>71469447
I liked it a lot
>>71474581
Neat, John also recently did Bret Easton Ellis's podcast.
https://podcastone.com/pg/jsp/program/episode.jsp?programID=592&pid=1651663
>>71474702
That's the issue, there really aren't that many and the ones we do have aren't very good. It just seems like an untapped resource.
I might be missing out on a political angle on it though, perhaps France doesn't like films about the catacombs and that's why there aren't many.
>>71471859
noooooooo bro let me have my innocence
Best werewolf film coming through
>>71474837
I'm sure there's a few french movies set there that we don't know about. I know I saw at least 2 episodes of french tv shows that were set there. One was a cop show, the other some medical show. I haven't watched fench tv in a few years.
Who /Carpenter/ here? Is anyone going to one of his concerts? I'm going to one on July 8th so I'm currently rewatching all of his good films. Tonight I'm probably gonna rewatch The Fog and Assault on Precinct 13.
>>71474955
Is this film actually good or do people just jerk off to it?
>>71474955
birdskull bump
Dog Soldiers was good too
>>71475000
>going to his concerts
>I'm youropoor
>Iwn see based John perform live
F-fuck you...
>>71474955
Im-fucking-plying
>>71473284
Garbage ending
It's ending should have been more like the borderlands ending
>>71475065
It's good. The 2 sequels aren't as good, but still worth the watch and they do their own thing instead of just being a remake of the first movie.
>>71474955
>>71475090
>>71475104
Both are good. In a sea of shitty weremovies, they stand out as the best ones with An Americna Werewolf in London.
>>71460064
it's fucking terrible. decent premise but it turns into the goofiest movie ever
>>71471503
It's more about ghosts rather than the haunted house itself but it's worth watching it
Never seen dementia 13 either, how good is it?
>>71475201
I thought that one was fucking shit.
>>71472765
what movie
>>71475315
In the Mouth of Madness. Carpenter's last true great feature length film
>>71473490
I like Pandorum. The quick cuts and sped up scenes are annoying but its a prettier, less cliche Event Horizon
Infini is decent, except for the fucking finale.
>>71475262
I've seen it. It's good. Very Hitchock, very psycho.
>the wicker man is not posted yet
plebs
>>71475374
I just watched Pandorum recently, thought it was really good and I absolutely loved the ending. I wouldn't call it a hell film really though, unless you're just comparing it to Event Horizon because of the setting.
>>71475271
Wolfen? The book is good, but the movie not so much. I've seen way worst, but that one didn't stand out.
There's a few weremovies that are worth a single watch, this wasn't one of them.
A few single watch werewolf movies:
The Howling
Big Bad Wolf (2006)
Wolves (2014)
Silver Bullet (1985, the 'novel' by Stephen King with illustrations by Berni Wrightson is great)
>>71475668
I hated Wolves. It was Twilight-tier tebehe.
Incoming based frog werewolf flick
>>71475730
Nah, it was better than Twilight. I hated some of the werewolf designs, but it was better than vegetarian vamps playing fucking baseball and going to high school.
can I get a rec for a good body horror real quick
something like slither, street trash, night of the creeps and body melt
silly but gross, thnx
About to watch this for the first time, what should I expect?
>>71475882
From Beyond
You're welcome.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kENuvJ2MIA
>Lovecraft
>sexy Barbara Crampton
>by Stuart Gordon
>based Jeffrey Combs
also, The Resurrected (aka Shatterbrain, I think) with Chris Sarandon (also Lovecraft)
