Horror films

[Andrew]

Flick through the dedicated thread on here, you’re in for a treat.

The best thread in this place

 

[johnny_tsunami]

Malignant was added on Netflix and I just watched it. One of the most weird and scary movies I have seen in a while.

I'm so glad that you finally got to experience this masterpiece! Join us Little Gabriels in ha stanning thread.

 

[Kneehigh Girl]

Malignant was added on Netflix and I just watched it. One of the most weird and scary movies I have seen in a while.

Awww, it's not on Netflix in my country (yet). Been looking for an excuse to watch it again.

 

[Duppe]

We must have had a feeling it was time for a Malignant resurgence, I watched it last night and it was just as fun as the first time.

 

[aboutyounow]

Got to see NOPE! last night.

It’s Peele’s most ambitious film for me and now my favorite of his trilogy. It’s dark, it’s complex and it’s one hell of a ride. Keke steals the entire film for me.

The only thing I will say is there is a bit of misdirect in the trailers and will probably make this film his most divisive.

 

[Andrew]

Got to see NOPE! last night.

It’s Peele’s most ambitious film for me and now my favorite of his trilogy. It’s dark, it’s complex and it’s one hell of a ride. Keke steals the entire film for me.

The only thing I will say is there is a bit of misdirect in the trailers and will probably make this film his most divisive.

I cannot bloody wait!

 

[sesita]

Got to see NOPE! last night.

It’s Peele’s most ambitious film for me and now my favorite of his trilogy. It’s dark, it’s complex and it’s one hell of a ride. Keke steals the entire film for me.

The only thing I will say is there is a bit of misdirect in the trailers and will probably make this film his most divisive.

I'm shaking you guys!!!

 

[man.tis.shrimp]

Seeing Nope this weekend. Keke is like 75% of the reason I'm so excited. And Steven Yeun because that man is woof in everything.

 

[Andrew]

The fact it's not being released on the UK simultaneously

 

[Duppe]

Joy Ride (2001) was way better than I anticipated it being. Fast paced, tense & enjoyable (particularly Paul Walker’s naked scene) I’m surprised I had forgotten all about this one.

 

[Anjoel40]

Doesn't give much away (yet) but this teaser is giving me H20 vibes.

 

[Kneehigh Girl]

The fact it's not being released on the UK simultaneously

Yeah, same in Sweden. I'm not sure how I'm going to make it to mid-August without spoiling everything for myself...

 

[Roey_says]

The fact it's not being released on the UK simultaneously

I only found this out yesterday when I went to book tickets on the Odeon website. What the fuck? I’m livid.

 

[Hudvar]

Dddd olde wordle UK staggering traumas reopened...

We got the first two Screams six months after the US, I Know What You Did Last Summer at Christmas!? and Urban Legend seven months later. Apparently Jaws was released in the UK on Christmas Day 1975.

 

[Duppe]

Vacancy with Luke Wilson & Kate Beckinsale starts off a little rough (do horror creators really think we want to watch 25 minutes of characters snapping at each other?) but when the plot thickens it actually gets pretty terrifying. A really fun cat & mouse type horror. And despite not really having all that much gore parts of it are brutal to watch. I’m enjoying my 2000’s horror kick this week.

 

[ABoy’sGot2Suffer4Fashion]

I think Vacancy is great. Unlike The Strangers (as good as it is) I never felt like the characters should easily be able to survive and they didn’t really make any unrealistic or stupid decisions, which is rare in those kind of horror movies.

 

[man.tis.shrimp]

People on Twitter really just say anything huh.

 

[Anjoel40]

Does Halloween, The Fog & The Thing ring any bells?

 

[man.tis.shrimp]

Does Halloween, The Fog & The Thing ring any bells?

WORMS.

 

[TeamDorinda!!]

In his flop era alright!