I'll start with pic related.
> New spin on the found footage genre.
> Based on a real urban legend.
> Also based on real life stories of cyber bullying.
> Features one of the best jump scares in the history of horror.
> Managed to capture the vibe of 1990s horror (normie teenagers getting mercilessly killed one by one).
Who else /unfriended/ here
>>17108260
Good bait
Not trolling but I actually liked Unfriended. The attention to detail was good and the ghost was justified in its revenge in the end which made the story decent. The emotions were realistic and the acting was okay.
It was a bit pretentious at first but I thought it got better once it kicked off. Saw it twice. The only funny part was imagining the ghost sitting there typing all that shit.
Hoping for a sequel.
Marketer pls go
I usually see shit like this on /v/ but first time ive seen something like this on /x/
>>17108438
The deaths were really creative too and it has a really good jump scare at the end.
>>17108260
It sucked
Everytime old school /x/ would make a list of bri/x/worthy movies, Noroi and [REC] would make the top five.
The last five minutes of [REC] is the only thing every put on celluloid to physically frighten me in my adult life.
>>17108260
Nightmare on elm street. Best part is in the end when you find out the true story of freddy and why he did what he did.
>>17108474
Nah the jump scare was coming a mile away. Also thought it was funny how its clearly a guy closing the laptop in a plain shirt and then "Laura" comes outta nowhere.
But yeah. Good death scenes. The fat dude blender was gnarly.
>>17108260
thing was a bag o' tolies ya wee fag.
>>17108438
I like that Laura wasn't this super innocent victim, that would have been a really cheap, easy route to do. She was popular and a bitch and wasn't really that missed by her peers.
I can't believe that it managed to make a game of 'never have I ever' full of tension and suspense.
>>17108572
fucking spamer scum
reported
>>17108499
never got the whole [REC] hype, the characters reactions always seemed odd to me
can't really be scared without immersion
>>17108572
i am at peace with your relentlessness
godspeed
>>17108260
>cyber bullying
>Managed to capture the vibe of 1990s horror
Millennium kid detected.
Also apparently unfriended was shot in one take in the same house, which is pretty impressive
>>17108260
What jump scare?
I remember that movie being a hunk of shit, are you trolling?
>>17108557
>I can't believe that it managed to make a game of 'never have I ever' full of tension and suspense.
That was one of my favorite parts. To see them all turn on each other before getting offed.
I went in expecting to hate it but it was a pretty well done, original horror film. And entertaining.
>>17108728
Clearly not one take.
>>17108796
Yeah I had like no hope for it at all.
I love how the really loud kid with the gun just threw them all to the wolves, like goddamn he didn't give a shit about what happened to them.
>>17108814
>I love how the really loud kid with the gun just threw them all to the wolves, like goddamn he didn't give a shit about what happened to them
Would you?
This post reeks of advertisement.
>new spin on found footage
How can you put a new spin on something that's already been done to death
>features one of the best jump scares in the history of horror
That's a pretty bold claim right there.
>manages to capture the vibe of 1990's horror
That shit is a straight up lie. More like it captures the vibe of a 2007 horror movie that everyone's been trying to copy ever since its release. Its sort of like when saw came out and every motherfucker was making torture porn movies.
0/10 go advertise somewhere else
>>17108821
Well that right there was another thing I liked about it.
Laura wasn't so innocent she didn't deserve to be humiliated, Blaire turned out to not be the one genuine sweetheart among them, none of them were good but no one deserved to die either. And yeah, I didn't have any problem with that kid throwing them to the wolves because in that situation you figure none of these people, friend or no, are worth my life, and I liked that.
For a genre where characters are typically very cliche I like that this movie made the characters grey instead of black or white.
>>17108841
This. I will download this movie with torrent because fuck you op.
>>17108843
>none of them were good but no one deserved to die either.
I disagree. And it's a horror movie anyway.
>>17108841
Agreed. This thread may contain the only *actual* shill posts ever made in /x/.
>>17108863
OP might but I'm just discussing the movie and giving my opinion.
>>17108877
Sincerly, op.
>>17108499
>Noroi
I fucking loved that movie. Koji Shirashi is pretty good imho.
>>17108939
>dat ending
>>17108260
OP, that movie is total, absolute garbage.
REC was alright i guess. Recomend me something to watch /x/.
>>17109012
the grifter
>make sure you dont have any pre-existing heart condition
>>17109012
Grave Encounters is bretty good.
Not perfect, but nice.
>>17109012
Quarantine
>>17109012
REC 2
>>17108260
Sharknado, good plot, awesome acting, possible story, etc
>i can shit b8 2
>>17108260
kill list
resolution
angst
the objective
possession
jacobs ladder
angel heart
midnight meat train
Der todesking
>>17109015
What is this I've heard about it being horrible and also to scary which is it?
>>17109143
Not sure if im being baited but it doesent exist. Its an edited video of a guy messing around like "the real deal is on le scary spoopy deep web!" But its bullshit. Dont even bother. Thanks for all sugestions by the way ill watch quarentene i guess. Sounds appealing.
Anyone know which movie this is from?
>>17109168
Pretty sure its from Penny Dreadful Season 2
>>17108742
>implying niggers on here would buy it to watch it
>>17109230
>Penny Dreadful
Thanks m8
>>17108260
I'm always up for shitty teens dying horrifically.
It wasn't something I'd rave about but I did like it. It had elements that felt classic, too, which was cool. Plus, the way it was executed was really neato.
And I dug how everyone involved sacked because everyone does actually suck.
would love to know some good horror films on Netflix... pickings are pretty slim and ive seen pretty much all the decent ones they have to offer. someone please suggest some good ones..
>>17108260
Everyone knows you're either a shill or b8ing. Either way, gtfo.
>tfw no visible sage
Watching unfriended now. its p good so far im about 20 minutes in.
>>17108260
> Boring
How am I supposed to care about characters dying when I haven't been given any reason to like them?
>>17109629
just finished watching. It was a cool concept
I think >>17109874 nailed it. They were the clique everyone hated in HS anyway so idfag their dead.
>>17109016 >>17109015
grave encounters starts off feeling shitty c list as fuck, but give it time. it gets better as it progresses. grave encounters 2 is bretty gud too
>>17108728
It wasn't filmed in one take. Each actor would run through the script all the way through one after another and the best bits were kept. It's an ingenious way to film a movie considering you have complete control over the quality of the scenes.
What a waste it wasn't very good.
>>17109874
>>17109889
That's the point. The movie's message is obviously about being against "cyber bullying".
>mfw
Unfriended did wrong what Krampus did absolutely correctly:
Killing off characters you could care less about.
When they are built up and seem more than just one dimensional, it's that much more powerful when they bite the dust.
The original - nothing beats this
>>17108260
not trying to change your mind but you should know it's far from a perfect movie
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qEGnktvfCQ
>>17108260
This movie was shit.
VHS is a great movie. Only the first one though
>>17110218
The first VHS is ok, imo. I can rewatch it every once in a while, albeit I'd be groaning through the entire thing. Too bad the second and third got exponentially shittier
>>17110192
I've been more scared and disturbed by my own farts.
>God tier
>unfriended and the fucking Visit is suggested
Jesus Christ. Kill yourselves
>>17108260
Watch that film alone in the dark on a macbook for true immersion.
It was decent in the cinema, and I was actually surprised that what I thought would just be a gimmick actually worked.
But watching it on a macbook (the screen you see is a mac) makes it feel like you are actually part of the film
>>17108841
>How can you put a new spin on something that's already been done to death
Literally the stupidest sentence I have ever read.
Go ahead and re-read what you said, maybe you will realise how stupid it sounds.
>>17110412
>mac
but i'm not a literal faggot
>>17110422
You can do it on any computer really, but because the screen you are seeing is a mac screen it takes away some of the immersion.
>>17110424
I did that, movie is still dumb shit only facebook neet generation seems to like.
Unfriended was really subpar, but damn if I didn't like the style of it. The jumpscares were really predictable like at the end of The Strangers and the way they contorted themselves in pain was really poor, you can tell they were more concerned with learning their lines instead of learning how a body reacts to things. One of my biggest disappointments was that no one was forced to lose a finger for lying during Never Have I Ever.
Here are some good found footage/mockumentary spooks:
>Lake Mungo
>Noroi
>Alien Abduction: Incident in Lake County
>>17108260
i saw unfriended like 2 months ago
is the most shittiest movie ever
the deaths are so hilarious dude, the fat boy with the blender, wtf...
>>17110193
Damn, you beat me to the punch...
What's the jump scare OP is talking about?
>>17108260
that film was shit, only a faggot would be scared.
>>17108260
I really liked the movie, i hope they will make a sequel, i normally hate found footage movies, they are trash, but this one was really good
>>17112021
>i hope they will make a sequel
I hope not. The film only really works once.
The style is gimmicky, but enjoyable as something fresh. You watch it again and it loses some of its appeal.
everyone in this thread who thinks unfriended was a good movie is retarded
>>17112044
I personally liked The Descent (only the first one). However, I could not helpmyself- the monsters reminded me Azog from the Hobbit movies, so it ruined the experience a bit.
>>17109012
Grave Encounters to be honest family. It's one of the more decent found-footage movies out ther, and not every fucking person on the planet knows about it so they dont finger themselves to it like paranormal activity. 8/10 movie
>>17108260
Worst film ever seen. Seriously, it is like a working day. Video conferences, google search and facebook messages. And the nerdiest villain ever seen.
>>17108260
I actually enjoyed it, had some jump scares. I give them props for making an entertaining movie on a Mac screen.
>>17110412
Yeah I watched it on a MacBook. I use Skype a lot too, so a lot of the time I wasn't sure if the Skype calls were from the movie or from my skype--I'd often click the screen to try to exit skype lol.
despite having an interesting concept, it was preachy, memey, left nothing to the imagination, cringy, hilarious, and just wasn't scary in the least. a GOOD 2015 horror movie though is "it follows."
T
I
just a reminder horror movies work best in bulk.
watch a few days of horror and walk out alone in the night
>>17109947
Except I didn't care about the person being bullied either.
>>17110168
Underrated post, that's exactly what I was thinking as I watched Krampus. I went in, the commercials made me intially expect it to be a shitty B-film with a "hurr greedy christmas bad" message, but I ended up being pleasantly surprised. The movie was in no way at all scary, but it was still a nice film.
>>17112317
Well they made her character grey too early in the movie
Jeepers Creepers and Thirteen Ghosts spooked me when I was younger.
:/
>>17109143
pretend you never heard about it, trust me
>>17112294
That sounds pretty fun...
>>17108260
> Managed to capture the vibe of 1990s horror (normie teenagers getting mercilessly killed one by one).
Because this is not something 80's slasher films did every single time...
>hur dur imma 90's kid guise
>>17109067
One of my favorites
>>17109460
Grave encounters was a favorite till it got pulled. Part 2 is still up I think
>>17112144
The novel the descent was fantastic. Film and book in no way connected except it takes place mainly underground
Session 9 was pretty good in my opinion, though opinions on it here are pretty mixed so I guess it just depends on what you are looking for. It used to be on Netflix, I don't know if it still is.
>>17113647
Krampus was directed by the same guy who did Trick 'r Treat too.
>>17114380
Oh my god is that Evil Dead on VHS?
The Butterfly Room was a better movie than I expected. Barbara Steele has such a strong presence.
I thought Pontypool was pretty fucking neat. I don't normally like zombie movies, but this is easily one of the most creative horror movies I've seen. The virus travels through spoken word instead of bite
>>17108841
Well it DID put a new spin on found footage, the build-up was good but the payoff was really week. It waisted it's own potential.
I don't even remember the jumpscare at the end.
I didn't see any connection to 90s horror.
>>17112144
Being lost in those underground caves was terrifying enough, those monsters were a bit overkill.
>>17114528
Yes.
incredible film
the visuals are breathtaking and creepy as hell, pretty much a full length version of the hallucination scenes from Altered States
>>17109109
I watched [REC] and the Objective because of this thread today. I thoroughly enjoyed REC, but the Objective was cheesy and boring.
I'm going to save you Jews some money today. Don't bother going to see Krampus, Krampus: The Reckoning, or The Visit. These 3 movies recently came out, and the trailers didn't look too bad. So naturally, I went to go see them. Turns out, they're all fucking "comedy horror" movies. Absolute shit.
But, as for good movies, my favorite is still The Blaire Witch Project. Great movie.
>>17115999
Wait, I take that back.
You CAN go watch those 3 movies, if you want to see something really cringe worthy. They all reminded me of Troll 2, if anybody has seen that shit.
I really liked The taking of Deborah Logan (or something like that).
Mostly because it showed a elderly woman being possessed, which was cool and creepy, since they make it look like dementia at first.
>>17108260
I liked it. It was descent.
>>17115999
Krampus was good though.
And the Visit had some pretty good scenes.
>>17116044
The scene near the end sent a chill down my spine. It was like the ending of REC all over again.
> the canon of 2000s horror:
The Ring
28 days later.
V/H/S/
Babadook.
The Orphanage.
It Follows (not really scary but a good film).
Paranormal Activity (the buildup is really slow but that helps the ultimate payoff).
Dawn Of The Dead.
Teeth.
The Human Centipede (not really a good film, but an iconic one with a very disturbing concept that will haunt you for days).
Kill List.
> Not canon but pretty entertaining.
The Others.
Sinister.
Insidious.
The Last Exorcism.
The Hills Have Eyes.
Hostel.
> Literal shit
The Saw Series (none of them are scary most of the sequels are just plain bad movies).
TheFinalDestination
Blair Witch 2
>>17108841
I've never understood the point of spamming movies here, it's not like I'm going to pay to see it at all ;)
Hey guys, are there any similiar movies to Unfriended? ^_^ I just finished it and I kind aliked it.
bump because I am still 'using' this thread
>>17108265
Ripped off Upper Footage. WNUF Halloween Special is the best found footage I've seen in years. Check it out.
>>17108500
true story?
It is a classic and just has a really "good" feel to it that you don't get with most Horrors.
>>17119301
WNUF Halloween Special has an absolutely fantastic build up and then falls utterly short in the last ten minutes. One of the most disappointing endings I've seen in horror lately.
I love how you can spot BTL/SMM opinion managers just from the way they write, because they're true blue normies and don't get what's going on here. It's hilarious.
>>17109015
Fucking hell, I still wish I never watched that. Still freaks me out to this day.
When I first watched The Last Will and Testament of Rosalind Leigh I absolutely hated it. But when I rewatched it I actually "got it" and really liked it a lot.
Tremors 5
The Happening
Jason X
Dead Heist
Cannibal Ferox
>>17119697
ayy
>>17119697
this is some shit tier movie list
>>17119497
this!
I think maybe the lenght of it helps, the movie has time to develop nicely, while some movies have rushed endings or fail to make you "bond" with the characters
I've been wanting some good found footage movies lately. Any suggestions? I've seen all the easy ones. Just got done with Area 51, Exists, Creep, and Lake Mungo.
>>17120063
VHS2
>>17120098
Already seen all 3.
>>17120109
the McPhersons tape, both the recreation and original ones (both on jewtoob iirc)
>>17120112
Is that the alien abduction one that people mistook for a real film? Already seen it too.
Movies are too passive of an experience to even remotely be scary for me personally. Fear requires immersion and for that reason only video games can really get to me .
>>17108260
I unfriended your mother after she gave me crabs.
Bitch.
>>17120546
man i know i dont think i remember the last time a movie actually scared me but vidya that isnt even really that terrifying can just petrify me sometimes
i tried to play bloodborne but i got like 70% in then couldnt handle it anymore
![It.Follows.2014.1080p.BluRay.x264.YIFY.mp4_snapshot_00.18.19_[2015.12.23_12.19.11].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/bOjRRhT.jpg "It.Follows.2014.1080p.BluRay.x264.YIFY.mp4_snapshot_00.18.19_[2015.12.23_12.19.11].jpg")
I'll just list my favorite recent ones in no particular order
>It Follows
>Starry Eyed
>Krampus
>You're Next
>Babadook
>VHS
>Excision
>Sinister
>>17120768
>Starry Eyed
good movie.
pretty cool.
A good movie is The Beyond.
go watch it
just watched Lake Mungo, it was ok
>>17120951
I really liked lake mungo
was pretty decent :)
>>17108260
YMS did a great review on this. (And still is).
It's a shit movie, even by horror standards.
>>17120768
Me too
>Martyrs
>The exorcist
>VHS
>>17115815
This was fucked on DXM
I recall seeing 13 ghosts or some bull shit a while back. Good tier because I enjoyed scooter boy getting rekt and naked gray lady
>>17116299
>Insidious
There's just something about it that makes it so good yet so bland. Really wish it could've done better.
just watched crimson peaks. it was ehh.
>>17123227
It's not a ghost story, but a story with ghosts.
>>17122840
It has the same problem as Sinister. A good start and interesting premise. But then towards the end it feels like a new movie was thrown at you and it doesn't quite fit with the first half.
>>17115815
Great film but it might be boring for people with short attention spans
>>17108260
>> Based on a real urban legend.
>>17120768
It follows was good but the ending was very underwhelming
>>17120704
even dark souls can fuck with me
>getting rekt in pitch black darkness by those skeleton dogs in the Tomb of the Giants
Also playing Doom 3 for the first time way back scared the shit out of me.
Finally, I will never, ever forget playing the 311 Guilty Spark mission on Halo 1 for the first time. Holy fucking shit. Then not 2-3 levels later you have to deal with The Library...
>>17108260
>Best jumpscare
So the poopiest of a pile of poo? Jumpscares are trash tier horror
>>17121801
One of the only horror movies lately that legit unnerved me.
>that fucking dunes scene
>>17108260
>>17124894
This
>>17125414
Posting the bait picture in a thread with 150+ posts and good conversations that stemmed from the OP constitutes shit posting.
I watched this movie because of this thread and it's the farthest from a horror movie, more like unintended comedy and a little of Mean Girls
>>17120768
VHS was so cheap looking and boring tho
>>17125426
I second This
>>17125955
I watched it because a friend convinced me it was good.
It's beyond terrible and I'm kind of embarrassed this thread is so active.
Pontypool
best thing to come out of netflix in recent times
>>17108260
Nuuuuuuuuu you unfrend me on book face?!?!?!?!?
>>17119497
You mean how it has a kind of upbeat, feel-good vibe to it with innocent child protagonists and positive messages about standing up to bullies and racists and what not?
I didn't really like that because it felt like it completely undermined all the potential horror. Maybe it's a good film but it barely seems like horror to me.
Although, I only saw about half of it. Maybe it changes when it returns to the adult's perspective, I don't know.
just watched unfriended and stopped watching towards the end
literally rich kids drama,everyone knows that computer ghosts don't exist let alone be in several places at the same time. thus it makes it very stupid and unbelievable
OP is a massive faggot, that movie was such shite
It was whiny american teenagers getting themselves into their own shit. It wasnt scary, it was tedious to watch, however.
>>17124819
Great way of putting it. It's just holy fuck the way everything was thought out and the lack of gimmicky jumpscare made it all the more promising.
>>17108260
>best jumpscares
The two best jump scares were the hallway from Exorcist 3 and the lawn mower from Sinister.
No mention of John Carpenter.. You guys disappoint me /x/.
>>17126069
I can't tell if your trolling or just genuinely that dense
>>17127281
Protip: no one gives a fuck
>>17125972
>VHS was so cheap looking
Pretty sure that was the point. It's meant to look like literal found footage from cheap or good quality cameras.
>>17126069
All the rich kids die though for being shitty people.
>>17108260
>God tier
>>17128646
It's not godtier but it was better than I thought it was going to be
>>17119697
Solid list
Actual good list:
Cabin in the Woods
Orphan
Babadook
>>17129190
fucking love cabin in the woods
>>17108260
Your picrelated is literally garbage-tier. Didn't read the thread, but pretty sure people had told you that already.
>>17108260
>that movie
>god tier
>>17108260
>Unfriended
>God tier
I hope this is b8 m8
>>17108260
watched it because of this post. meh. was quite original but just wasn't scary. :/
sage report and hide these garbage threads please
>>17108260
Saw krampus the other day, it was defiantly something I'd suggest. It is rated pg13 but I found it more enjoyable than several r rated movies. It's really an eye opener on how shitty we are as a society.its also depressing towards the end. I'd rewatch it on did when it comes out
>>17129973
it was OK, not really great
>>17110602
>Lake Mungo
>Noroi
The man knows what he's on about
Who the fuck blends their food at their desk. That implies he also cut up the food at the desk.
And, oh wow, the girl who is in the laundry room COINCIDENTALLY dies from the bleach that was sitting in the background the entire time.
I think each method of killing was fucking rubbed obnoxiously in your face, but honestly I didn't commit the movie to memory. Good idea, shit execution, 4/10.
Event Horizon should be in the top rankings even if it's largely sci-fi.
>>17108260
This movie is fucking gay
this movie is boring
>>17122840
1 and 2 didnt do anything for me. but i fucking loved 3. cinematography. didnt try too hard to scare. the demon was interesting.
annabelle
the conjuring
insidious 3
vhs
lake mungo
martyrs
beyond the black rainbow
mama
the pact
absentia
and various weird jap horror movies ive watched that i cant remember the name as my friend would have them all
>>17129973
Im having a terrible time finding it online
Anyone see The Den? It's like Unfriended but instead of a ghost or entity there's actually people behind it. Also instead of Skype it's more like Chatroulette. It's pretty intense and suspenseful for an indie movie that probably didn't have a huge budget
>>17108474
>good jumpscare
>good
>jumpscare
>>17108628
this
I really wanted to enjoy the film - but it didn't work for me... not believable acting / behavior
I wish it didn't attempt the found footage format - straight drama might have been more helpful for suspension of disbelief
I've only seen the original, however (no opinion on the remake)
>>17108260
> Based on a real urban legend.
wut?
>>17108260
>one of the best jump scare scenes
please tell me which scene this was. I watched this last night
>>17110248
try watching it with a hot chick who's never seen it before - great tip, ended up in a three year relationship
>>17130665
Is that good or bad?
>>17109012
The Changeling
watch it alone in the dark
>>17130665
Thanks for the tip; that sounds absolutely awful.
>>17108438
The entire premise was "tell me who did it or I kill a random person" wasn't it? Seems like, by rule of drama, you'd end up with 2 living people, one of whom is the person whodunit, and a bunch of dead kids who didn't do anything.
>>17130671
it's good as long as you like the girl - they invariably end up crawling all over you during that movie... it really gets under girls' skin - touches a part of their brain that guys don't have/understand
>>17130692
haha could've been, man - luckily she was a nice girl
>>17108260
That was literally one of the worst movies I have ever seen. Fuck you OP.
What's some good, spooky, movies on netflix lads?
>>17130725
Check out The Taking of Deborah Logan, or the Blair Witch Project if you somehow haven't seen it. Grave Encounters is pretty good too.
>>17108260
As fucking terrible as this movie was, it's still better atmospherically than the Babashit.
>>17130801
>Grave Encounters is pretty good too.
I'll send your ass flying if you keep chatting lies there, pal.
>>17130846
The first one is alright--definitely a bit overrated, but I do understand why /x/ likes it so much. That being said, the second one requires a complete suspension of disbelief for you to watch it. The main characters are so f-n stupid that they deserve to die. They literally cause all of their own suffering.
>>17130561
primewire.ag dude
>>17124819
Yeah. Sinister ended the way it needed to imo but I still felt kind of unsatisfied. It was weird. Still fairly spooky until they move. Hawke carried the shit out of that movie, that's probably why the second one was so shit
>>17108888
First time on /x/, do people not congratulate anons for quads gets on here?
>>17130907
Everyone on /x/ uses magic and tarots and tulpas and can get quads anytime they want so its not a big deal here
if this is not bait fucking kill yourself
>>17130699
No, the premise was each of the characters was guilty of something horrible, and all were connected somehow to Laura's death. So it wasn't just one person. Laura's ghost already knew all of it. She was just punishing each of them.
Although I don't remember what the fat stoner kid's connection to Laura was though besides some passing comments.
But even besides all that, who doesn't like seeing snobby rich teenagers get offed in elaborate gruesome ways?
>>17130838
Babadook was brillian as a psychological and emotional story. It was awful as a horror.
I'd argue the horror element was unnecessary and felt rather forced. It would've been much better without it.
>>17108260
Whats the name of the movie where a family goes out on a boat and their daughter ends up drowning, so they dress the son up as a girl for some reason?
>>17131105
Is that the one where the girl has a penis at the end?
>>17131110
It's Sleepaway Camp btw if thats the one you're referring to.
>>17131124
yeah that was it
>>17108438
Sequel is in the works
>>17109012
Martyrs
>>17108841
>How can you put a new spin on something that's already been done to death
You're a special kind of stupid, aren't you?
>>17114380
>The Boneyard
You have excellent taste.
>>17112144
I liked this movie a lot, especially the part where [spoiler]there were no monsters in reality[/spoiler]
and thankfully I watched it before the hobbit came out so I didn't have to make the azog connection
>>17129190
>Cabin in the Woods
fuck this meme movie in the ass
waste of 2 hours of my fucking life
wasn't scary, wasn't immersing, wasn't witty, funny, charming, atmospheric, thought-provoking, eerie, NOTHING, just pure trash
>>17130407
may be a good movie, but i didnt find it scary at all
Yea no im not gonna watch this dumb shit. Basic ass white people problem movie. O nooooooo i killed myself because i was stupid around stupid people
Triggered
thanks for the recs, guys. gonna have a nice morning with these
>>17120768
>herpes follows
>autistic boy and babbadookie
>>17110192
Overrated
>>17131628
^^ The autism is strong with this one.
>>17130895
I think it fell apart when they show the demon. He just looked like a 14 year old in a Slipknot tribute band, and it kind of ruined the atmosphere and was hard to take him seriously as a threat.
>>17131821
>someone doesn't like a shitty movie and complains about the hype it gets
>"WOW YOU MUST BE REALLY AUTISTIC"
>>17131258
Awesome
>>17131885
Sinister was kind of like Babadook in that the supernatural horror element felt unnecessary. The snuff film stuff was so fucking unnerving that it should've been the focal point of the movie. But then it takes a left turn with some mouthless Jim Root looking faggot trying to be spooky out of nowhere.
Anyone else see this? The entire movie is not horror but when it gets dark oh fuck does it get dark. Would recommend people check it out
>>17132002
>but when it gets dark oh fuck does it get dark
Example without spoilers?
I liked Funny Games (the original, not the remake), it is one of the few movies to actually make me *hate* the villains. Also, Only Lovers Left Alive is pretty good and has a nice overall feel.
>>17132036
I'm not the one that recommended that movie but I just saw it like 2 months ago or sumthing like that, pretty good movie. basically about a race of aboriginals that seem to be paranormal
>>17131937
Having it as some kind of cult who worshipped the demon thing would have worked so much better.
Or even just keeping the supernatural element, but never really revealing the demon. Or at least giving it a better design.
