ITT: Great /x/ films.
I just watched this son of a gun. it's... it's incredible.
Why aren't we getting more horror films with this pacing and atmosphere?
Holy fuck I love me The Thing
When they catch ThingBennings and all he does is scream..
it quickly became one of my all time fav's
2001: A Space Odyssey. Stanley Kubrick directed this movie rather artistically from the book. I would recommend reading the book first to make sense of the movie, otherwise the film might come across as too abstract and slow-paced.
The basic premise is that somewhere in the universe, sentient life arose, similar to man. These beings evolved and eventually progressed to immortality and traveling the cosmos, searching for other life. They created large black monoliths which advance the progress and intelligence of lifeforms across the universe.
In the story, there are three monoliths, one in Africa (anciently responsible for the dawn of man, through artificially increasing his intelligence), one on the moon (TMA-1; when dug up on the moon, it sends a radio transmission directly to Jupiter), and then there is a giant monolith in orbit around Jupiter, through which an astronaut (David Bowman) gets transported through the cosmos and turned into a super-intelligent "star-child".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ou6JNQwPWE0
You want atmosphere!!!
The PUSHER TRILOGY!!!
I recommend watching it drunk and high out of your mind for first viewings.
FEELS like Goodfellas meets Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas when it comes to atmosphere. These are the rawest movies Ive ever seen! Each movie revolves around a drug dealer in the worst week of his life and all their lives are interconnected. First movie is about a mid level drug dealer Frank owing big to Milo who is a high level dealer and star of the 3rd movie. Second movie is about Franks best friend Tonny (Mads Mikkelsen) 8 years later when he gets out of prison.
Were Mads Mikkelsen got his start.
>>17798953
Forgot to mention after watching Pusher blitz! I went back and watch part 2 and 3 the next day then 1 again!
Pic is key folks in the original.
Prometheus.
Could have been a much better movie, but I liked the concept of a more advanced alien race than man, all the while being more brutal, violent and primitive.
The Thing, Alien and Event Horizon are the only good sci-fi horror
>>17798606
Remember to check your blood sugar, and check it often.
>>17798965
Hmmm
>>17798962
I didnt understand the engineers' opt to violence when first confronted by the droid the old man and the others. The droid gave greetings in his language, and they were after all his "creation". Why the kill mode?
>>17798993
How would you feel if you were rudely awoken and there were loads of Manlet negroids around you going "Gibsmedat!"
>>17798993
I thought he was butthurt that mankind had created robots instead of actual new beings.
This
Althought the main story isnt really that much above average, Ive always though all the oddities in th film itself were interesting. Like the photos of native americans everywhere, the calumet baking soda can's off arrangments, among various other things.
The movie Room 237 goes into some good theories about this, although some of them are crack pot theories from stoners. My favorites would have to be that certain parts of the film kind of "align" when playing the film forward and backward overlapping each other. The other is that it was a vehicle for Kubrick to admit he faked the moon landing and what his consequences would be if he told anyone ever again, while not actually coming right out and saying it
Death to Videodrome!
Long Live the New Flesh!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFHey3utk0I
>>17798606
Practical effects made it seem real. Now everything is computerized and looks fake.
>>17798606
I think it's because pacing goes hand in hand with atmosphere. It's REALLY hard to make a scary atmosphere that doesn't feel cliche or over the top.
The Thing is a god tier horror film but even it has a lot of technical flaws that are glaringly obvious but don't make the movie less enjoyable.
I think Rosemary's Baby is another good example of a great horror film but I think the ending is super cheesy.
>>17799426
Fun fact, King actually hated Kubrick's Shining.. so he made his own.. which was pretty much shit. The only thing it did right was Jack was creepy from the start in Kubrick's, but in King's he started out sorta normal and got stranger as the movie went on.
>>17801373
>i watch nostalgia critic
THE ULTIMATE /X/ MOVIE!
Mentioned it several times on /tv/ and its like no one has seen it.
Its about a guy who wakes up in a mental hospital with amnesia. Hes been in a psychotic coma for years. He was imprisoned for murdering his fiancé in a black magic ritual.
>>17801373
I thing King has since admitted how good Kubrick Shining is.
>>17801695
I'll watch it.
Lord of illusions a Clive Barker movie, I liked it.
>>17798606
I hope you enjoyed it. Because Hollywood will never make another one like it. If you noticed closely, the cast was all male. Which allowed the movie to flow more smoothly along the story line. There wasn't a token female character and some bullshit story of her own to slow down the pace of the movie. With PC the was it is now, at least half the cast will need to be female and have their own subplot about their periods and eating ice cream or some shit.
>>17801919
Yeah that movie is sick! Reading the Scarlet Gospels the latest Hellraiser book and the detective from Lord of Illusions is the main character. Haven't got far yet but I think I heard its about the Cenobite Hell realm going to war with another Hell realm!
>>17801695
KUDOS TO YOU, ANON.
I actually owned this movie a while back, and really loved it. The Seth Green monologue scene really stuck with me for some reason, and you can't go wrong with mr. Re-Animator himself. This is one of the best Lovecraft movies that isn't actually an adaptation of Lovecraft's work.
It's not for everyone, though.
>>17802022
It's impossible to track down these books here in Brazil, I'd kill for a chance to read Scarlet Gospels.
>>17802162
I buy everything off amazon.
>>17802162
Just read a scene in the book were the detective from Lord of Illusions is forced to watch his best friend die by a Cenobite. The Cenobite makes him spit in his hand so he can jack off to the sight of his partner dieing. lulz
>>17802204
That is the most Clive Barker thing I've ever heard. I must read this. Also, that's my new favourite feelsguy. Saving it for myself, anon.
>>17802196
I only read fiction in english, so Brazilian Amazon is useless, and the international shipping rates are absurd in this godforsaken country.
>>17798962
There are actually really good deleted scenes which do better justice to the story, there is still some mystery there, but it gives you some more stuff to work with. I'd suggest you watch them.
>>17798606
something I would suggest is, the cube 1997, I feel this is an analogy to the world we are trapped and there is a vilent psychopath traped with us...
>>17802240
My favorite feels guy too!
>>17802267
You they deleted everything to were the movie doesn't make sense. Saw a guy do an in depth list of all the holes in the movie and theres like 50!
>>17802240
I found torrent of the audiobook in Kickass. It is not a bad book, but it isn't terror, I liked it, but I'm not sure if I'd recomend it to anyone, except if you are a hardcore old Barker fan, and even then, you can just stick to Harry's stories, those really have terror imprinted everywhere.
Pic is my pic for best /x/ horror movie that wasn't in the thread before
>>17798962
So many flaws in that movie, but it's hard not to enjoy a movie in the Alien universe.
Looking forward to Covenant very much!
>>17799000
Great film. Disturbed me a whole lot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJztRnDxdM8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tS-GpYY6f2o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PFcOeM_Usk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVlnER8SxfQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5I3Lt8PwyQ
I love the thing ! Anyone can help me identify a movie? I saw it as a kid and so don't remember much. I know it was an Alien type movie where the human got infected I believe. If a limb was chopped it would regenerate. Last scene was the guy getting rekt by a train and showing a moving finger implying it's going to regenerate.
>>17802396
My original favorite Horror movie!
High Tension is on that level brah; these 2 hot as fuck french college girls take a vacation and the shit is fucked up!
>>17802500
The 10 seconds where we get to see what happened to the other crew. And the 15 minutes of me going slo-mo through the scene again only to find stuff that the censors (back then) probably would have banned.
>>17801938
they already remade it, with, you guessed it, a female lead. Its nowhere near as good as the original.
>>17802570
SPOILER ALERT
It's not a remake. It was advertised as a remake, and the twist at the end is that it was actually a prequel, leading directly into the beginning of the original.
>>17802570
Because practical effects rule and Kurt Russell & Keith David are fucking great actors when it comes to an "Evil Dead" scenario.
>>17802494
This movie was a huge disappointment for me.
>>17802573
Wanna get mad? The Thing 2011 had all the practical effects done and filmed before the studio said nah lets just use CGI and they put graphics over the top of the fucking amazing props.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBzpT7VmSaU
>>17802601
Blasphemy! Saw that shit opening night when I was in elementary.
>>17799019
>>17799048
I think they cut out what the mandroid has told him, and that was that made him mad. Something along the lines that old boy wanted immortality, while the alien culture was about self sacrifice (opening scene).
Lost Highway
>>17802601
Bet your parents feel the same about you, kid.
My favorite /x/ film is Rubber (2010) http://m.imdb.com/title/tt1612774/
I originally saw it in a /x/ stream time.
I'm also a fan of AM1200 (2008) http://m.imdb.com/title/tt1295053/ A lovecraftien horror short film
I'm a big fan of this. Slow pace, great acting, pretty minimalist but very disturbing concepts.
Tells you enough for you to somewhat understand the story, leaves out enough for your mind to fill in the spooky blanks.
Why are genuinely scary movies so difficult to make?
Eyes Wide Shut
Especially spoopy if you read up on the iconography used in certain scenes
>>17803788
Hey! just downloaded that to watch this evening, I really hope is as good as everybody says.
Pic very much related.
Normies will complain about the lack of "in your face" (jump) scares and lack of clear meanings but the movie's a slow build up of tension, fear and paranoia. Doesn't rely on gore or a boogeyman figure to scare. The visuals, music and pacing are what really set The VVitch apart from other recent horror movies, and I think in time it'll be looked back on as a classic.
Only true qualm I have with the movie are the shit-thick accents.
>>17802510
I remember that I think it was this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7FskSqAQis
>>17804120
just watched this. was great i just wish the 'witch' wasnt shown so early. i guess thats what makes it stand apart from other salem witch stuff like the Crucible.
>>17798962
looks ancient greek or roman like in the face
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67lYG7a4YOA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhCKXJNGzN8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_D-qNaThvcU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzJgKbk50JQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7UefOfcly4
Eraserhead
Inland Empire
Lost Highway
Stuff by Lynch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkpDFheL79E
>>17806375
my man
>>17803028
This is a great movie, no ghosts, aliens or demons, let you with this uneasy feeling, very disturbing. These kind of movies are more effective than the shit ghost possesion movies they made today. Not that this topic is not interesting but it's poorly exploited.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBNMEwNx9x4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSpowoKqSzc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHjIqQBsPjk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKPFC8DA9_8
>>17806921
One of my favorite movies. I refuse to delete it from my other computer even tho it's like 2.5 gb or some shit. I don't know if it's that /x/-related, but I definetely recommend it.
>>17802546
>these 2 hot as fuck french college
KEK, No. One is aight, the other one is just a lesbo, I hate the fucking ending of this by the way.
>>17802240
Soulseek has a lot of digital books in all kinds of formats. So does Usenet. That's if you don't mind digital books of course.
>>17798606
Fucking phenomenal movie. I ignore the new one. It was just a fucking remake in the guise of a prequel. I just didn't like it.
>>17808235
He died shortly afterwards, suddenly.
>>17808295
Yeah, so I heard.
John Carpenter said it in an interview too.
>>17802546
Downloading
Thanks for the advice mate.
>>17802572
>and the twist at the end is that it was actually a prequel
thats not at all how it happened. you were just retarded and somehow only realized it at the end
>>17798606
you only just watched it?
good job
Not going for dubs. American Psycho was legitimately a really good psychological horror.
Beyond the Black Rainbow
I fucking love surreal horror. Really psychological and oniric.
Any recs? Even if it's a popular one, I probably haven't watched it yet since I don't usually watch movies.
bonus points if asian
>>17804863
But the witch wasn't really shown until the end.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1ertVYn750
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKx5woiP6-4
>>17804120
I watched it yesterday, it was so great ! The trailer make it seem like another typical recent scary movie but I was really surprised. If you have other kind of recent movies like this one to recommend I'll be glad to hear them. Good to see that some people manage to make great horror movies these days.
The ending seemed a little bit too quick for me though.
>>17808802
>>17810257
This movie is so beautiful, one of my favorite
>>17801373
>>17801765
IIRC King said Kubrick's film was a great stand alone, but not very good in keeping true to his novel
these are always the best threads on /x/
>>17798953
If you have to watch a movie drunk or high for it to be good, it's not good.
>>17802502
This bored the fuck out of me. Nothing scary or creepy about it whatsoever, except the very brief vision/dream with the dark figure standing in the doorway of the church.
>>17802601
Same. It was campy as fuck.
>>17806366
This is by far my favorite recent /x/-related movie. It was so fucking good, and I don't understand why more people don't like it. It is honestly the best film version of cosmic horror I have seen, and I've seen most of them.
Any good /x/ shows ?
I can only think of Twin Peaks and The x-files
Also pic related is called Magnetic Rose,its part of a 3 short movies called memories.
>>17811498
Supernatural is pretty good, and even though its lighthearted and more silly, Gravity Falls is full of paranormal, cryptid and conspiracy references and even has de-codable cyphers and secrets built in, it's fun.
>>17811498
Anyone have a good link for twin peaks? sources i find are corrupted or missing eps.
>>17798950
>Stanley Kubrick directed this movie rather artistically from the book.
Except that the book based on the screenplay for the movie.
The book was basically written (by Arthur C. Clarke, who also helped write the screenplay) to help people understand the movie. You're supposed to watch the movie, read the book, and then watch the movie a second time to get the most out of the experience.
>>17811522
well they are basically based on each other. There was a lot of exchange. They closely worked together
>>17806366
>>17811270
The trailer gave away most of the good spooks. Also I think it's dumb that they made the movie about spooky drugs AND number stations. I would have rather they made it all about number stations. Also the eccentric author was a little too much like "okay here is the funny character."
>>17806363
Oof. I liked that crazy imagery near the beginning. But watching a grown man run around dressed like a monkey wasn't that exciting for me.
>>17802485
>>17803788
>>17806375
>>17810257
Recommending these for subtly spooky.
>>17806893
>>17806915
>>17806921
Recommending these for /x/ related.
I am also adding the documentary Resurrect Dead for /x/-worthiness.
>>17798606
>Great /x/ films
Well, I think this one would count as an /x/ film...
And it was one of the few movies I have watched lately that I really enjoyed.
pic related
It's called "He Never Died" starring Henry Rollins as an immortal, cannibalistic loner who has withdrawn from society to protect both himself and others. (thanks wikipedia)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2386404/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QK2T7I5uUA
For me, it had just the right amount of action, pathos, comedy, and quirk. Also, it utilizes an interesting mythos. (Don't want to spoil anything in case someone wants to watch it)
feel free to watch it sometime; I caught it on Kodi using Specto
My favorite are Alien and The Thing, but last night i watched pic related and had a lot of fun with it.
>>17798932
I fucking love that scene
>>17808957
Off the top of my head A Tale of Two Sisters and Perfect Blue are psychological asian horrors/mindfucks. I just recently bought 964 Pinocchio which isn't as scary as it is body horror, ambient cyberpunk exploitation (still good though).
For general surreal horror I'd rec The Holy Mountain, Enemy,Pan's Labyrinth and Funny Games.
>>17810425
l8 response here but i'm glad you enjoyed it. i was thoroughly surprised at the quality of it, apparently the material's pretty historically accurate.
don't know how recent you'd like but these have all come out in the last year or so:
Goodnight Mommy (austrian)
Taking of Deborah Logan
The Gift (more suspense/psychological)
The Skin I Live In (spanish)
Enemy (again more mindfuck/psychological)
Starry Eyes
>>17799680
I miss trailers with narrators explaining the plot.
>>17801188
>Blah blah
>Kids these days
>Get off my lawn
>>17811498
I think Wayward Pines counts. It was better than expected.
Loved the heck out of Troll Hunter, want something like that
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCSYNT7Xrfs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWT07iRvI9M
>>17812768
That film was a very welcome surprise
The new conjuring was shit. Can anyone agree with me
weebcrew.moe
Streaming some cyberpunk.
>>17798606
More money can be made by remaking things from 20 years-6 months ago and/or making a garbage sequel. Jews gonna Jew I guess.
>>17813444
nope
a 6/10
>>17798606
not paranormal
So I have an /x/ movie but can't remember it's name. Maybe some anons could help. There's a guy and his girl on a highway and they come to a car crash and pick up a burned man. Later it turns out he was the burned man
>>17807576
They are both hot as fuck! One is all filthy arab looking French and the other is Aryan French. You gay, nigga. Not liking the ending; how bout you kill yourself.
Pic related... my dick wants to do things to her!
>>17808182
Love the new one too! Love how its the same movie but prequel. Wonder when they are gonna make it a trilogy. They could do the same thing but this time a military base.
>>17814135
Paranormal is anything that isn't normal
Paranormal =/= Supernatural exclusively.
>>17814216
unless they want to make it an end of the world type of scenario, I'm pretty sure this only works in Antarctica
>>17812664
>Enemy
That movie was based on a book,right?
>>17814210
The one with the short hair is just meh. And the ending is gay as balls and you fucking know it brother.
>>17812948
>Alex Pardee
I'd see it just for him, I love his illustrations.
>>17814210
Fairuza Balk! <3
>>17813444
>>17814110
I thought the first one was pretty good.
And am I the only person on /x/ who thought Insidious was good?
>>17808646
>>17802546
It was meh. At least the tension bits were good.
>>17811520
I downloaded the first season in TPB, it worked perfectly.
>>17811498
THE KINGDOM
Intro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VijlYkLFdAk
Spooky scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJSULjfycXo
what did you all think of ash vs evil dead?
>>17810374
I loved this movie. Doesn't get good reviews.
>>17811245
Seconded
>>17804120
I swear anyone who uses "Normies" in an argument needs a fucking slap.
>>17811862
Watched this with a friend, really odd but really enjoyable for its odd factor
>>17815286
REEEEEE STOP USING INTERNET LINGO ON 4CHAN REEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
>>17814379
Yeah, never read it though. Deals with doppelgangers
>>17815286
why?
>>17815501
>>17815346
Normalfaggots use the term "normies".
Oldfag /x]bro here, and on top of a lot of great suggestions in this thread, I have a couple that are
*sort* of /x]-friendly, but not in a really overt way, although I think that's going to change as the movies progress.
Man of Steel and Batman V Superman.
This didn't really click for me until after BvS, but they're doing something really cool with magic and belief. I'm going to do my best to explain what seems to be happening,
Man of Steel isn't your typical superhero movie. It's Superman's origin told as an alien "First Contact" scenario. In the first flashback with Pa Kent, you see him hear the neighbor lady refer to what Clark does during the bus crash as being "an act of God," and immediately take off to find Clark and set him straight. Later on, Perry White asks Lois, "Do you know how people would react if they knew someone like this was out there?"
We see the answer to Perry's question, an answer that Jonathan also correctly predicted, in imagery throughout the rest of the movie - humanity looks at Superman and the other Kryptonians as something more than human and predictably tries to make a god out of their "savior." That's only touched on briefly in MoS, but it's all over BvS. What's more, it's not just Christian imagery, There's plenty of straight-up solar deity imagery as well.
"OK, so E.T.s are definitely /x] material, but where does the magic enter into it?" you might be asking. More in next post.
>>17798950
This coincides with history and the cult of Jupiter-sabazios.
>>17810374
This movie is worth watching just for the animation, so fucking good.
>>17816123
Kubricks art is interesting, the European referendum hate speech tolerance camps also now seem familiar to the futures bright the futures orange.
>>17811498
It got the axe during season 3 but Hannibal is so fucking good, the first season is just good but the second is a god damn masterpiece.
I hear the Scream show is good too.
>>17816118
In BvS, we start seeing people react to Clark with what can only be described as religious awe. We're used to seeing people cheer and wave at Superman, not reach out to touch him like he's some sort of religious icon. He figures out what's happening and starts trying to think his way out of the unwanted deification, but never gets the chance.
Now here's where the magic comes in. For the first time in modern history, there's a god-like being walking openly among mankind. Not everyone thinks of him as a god, at least not consciously, but all that belief is a potent thing, and I believe that's what we're going to see going forward in these movies: an "Heroic Age" and a resurgence of magic in their world brought on by all that focused belief in a man who doesn't even want to be thought of as a god.
>>17816118
>Man of Steel isn't your typical superhero movie
>It's Superman's origin told as an alien
>>17806365
The fucking ending ruins it though.
Like seriously it tries way to hard to be serious and heartbreaking but it just ends up being slightly funny,
>inb4 Edge
>Pic related, my favourite horror movie.
Bloody classic. tense, gory, fun, doggos, and a good story.
>>17816118
>Man of Steel
DUDE JUST FUCK MY CITY UP LMAO
>>17818079
It was alright. I liked that the liberal hipster faggot turned into a man, but the ending just killed it for me.
>>17798606
because due to the success of Halloween, most horror filmmakers began to favor jumpers over pacing and marketable formula and color filters over originality and filmmaking skill. When Saw hit the box office, it became even worse.
Now bullshit like Insidious is considered the peak of American horror cinema only because it has a ridiculous amount of jump scares.
>>17799000
This film is absolutely batshit, maybe my favorite horror film
someone pls archive this thread
Not strictly a horror film but its very /x/ related. I love the atmosphere of The Ninth Gate
Starry Eyes was pretty great for a recent horror movie
>>17802567
>And the 15 minutes of me going slo-mo through the scene again only to find stuff that the censors (back then) probably would have banned.
mind going into detail about this?
>>17819349
other guy here
They cut a lot from the movie, Mostly scenes that played in "hell". They were extremely gory and violent.
What is left of this in the movie is shown in short flashes (for a few frames) throughout some sections.
At least I think this is what anon meant
>>17802272
that whole series was a trip man
>>17806900
Hell yeah. Better than the matrix
>>17801675
Is this supposed to be insulting?
The Wall isn't a paranormal movie, but it's still surreal and horrifying, particularly the scenes involving the faceless kids or when Pink sees his wife's shadow turn into a giant predatory insect
>>17818984
I personally enjoyed the book more, but I can still second this.
>>17820439
I second you, Corso was even more badass and alcoholic, and the hole Dumas thing was amazing.
>>17820521
Not to mention the narrator was a conniving son of a bitch.
>>17798606
Try Grave Encounters. It just builds for like 45 minutes before the real spoop even begins.
>>17803911
It's a complicated formula.
There are so many factors that go into making something truly scary that it's difficult to portray without fucking up and making something campy or overly gory.
>>17801373
Its going to be on IFC in like a week. It won some Emmys for make up and sound editing
>>17816134
Scream is pretty meh compared to the films but still entertaining. I just finished binging the first season on Netflix.
>>17802204
It's dangerous out there anon, take this better quality one with you!
Maybe /x/ can help, I recall a story about a guy who films himself going to a desert and ends up missing. I know he has an active youtube channel, but that's all the info I can remember. Help?
>>17816148
That film is wonderful
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nH8vLU_rhe8
pure deity imagery
>holy shit captha was a christian crux
>>17811498
>Magnetic Rose
watched these short films for the first time while tripping balls. Not particularly an anime fan, but it was truly a work of art. 10/10 Would recommend, especially Magnetic Rose.
>>17808235
That entire movie was an analogy about jews
>>17804120
watching it right now; i looks fucking great.
And they did a great job on the accents; undoubtly it's hard to understand english of 400 years ago
>>17820733
Grave Encounters is fucking horrible
>>17804120
Oh man; just finished it; this is good; this is fucking terrifying.
>>17821507
"Truly the signs of an apostle were wrought among you in all patience, in signs, and wonders, and mighty deeds."
-II Corinthians 12:12
>>17798950
Never watched the movie.
Did this spoil anything??
>>17822009
Not really, no. Just don't go in expecting an action-packed sci-fi extravaganza. It's all about the atmosphere.
>>17822009
>Never watched the movie
how is this even possible?
Go watch it. It is pretty polarising, but you have to check it out man
>>17822093
>>17822043
I'm gonna watch it like I saw Interstellar, I just sat back and took it all in.
Interstellar was pretty awesome, and I wish they could've showed more different worlds.
>>17799680
Just watched this 2 days ago for the first time. Shit was fucking insane and very unsettling.
>>17812065
I watched 10 Cloverfield Lane last night. I really enjoyed it. Not scary though.
just saw this. it's solid.
>>17811862
I loved this movie. Henry Rollins literally played himself
>>17798606
>Why aren't we getting more horror films with this pacing and atmosphere?
Hollywood in general isn't suited to horror film-making.
See, Hollywood likes too things; shooting the money and big stars. This works for spectacle driven action or intense, glossy drama, but horror inherently requires subtlety and a degree of realism within your lead characters. So what Hollywood wants to do is have you focus on the effects and stars, while what makes horror films work is when you're not looking directly at the monster, and instead its presence is merely suggested.
It's why the first half of the Descent is far better than the second. The first half is about isolation and atmosphere while the second is based much more on fighting the monsters and big, bloody action sequences.
>>17798963
The Fly, dude.
Though honestly that one is more tragic than scary.
>>17812664
>Goodnight Mommy
I'm austrian and I didn't even know of that one.
It's great, thanks a lot anon!
Sadly they fucked up the english translation big times now and then.
>>17804120
I work at a theater and when this movie came out I loved it. But I got so many complaints and had so many people demand a refund because the movie was "too boring"
I even had people boo when the credits started to roll a couple of times.
