Horror films

Yeah it leaned into drama territory rather than straight up horror. I feel like it was almost understated in the horror aspects for most of the movie, it paid off big time for me though. One of the best horrors of the year so far I think, although I can definitely understand why not everyone would like it (the guy sitting next to me at the cinema definitely didn’t ddd).
 
As I don't want any spoilers for Scream 7, I'm avoiding the thread and I don't want to google for the same reason.

Can anyone tell me, if there's an official release date yet?
 
As I don't want any spoilers for Scream 7, I'm avoiding the thread and I don't want to google for the same reason.

Can anyone tell me, if there's an official release date yet?

Hopefully never

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Watched Sorgoi Prakov/Descent Into Darkness tonight. It was strange and some ending scenes were certainly unsettling and disturbing but overall it was a bit of a dud as I spent most of my time on my phone. I did feel unease at being home alone after watching it as my husband was at a friends house, which is not a feeling I'm used to. So maybe it had more impact on me than I'm accustomed to!
 
I seen Shudder had a sequel to 1994's Nightwatch so I thought I would watch the original (since I've only seen the Ewan McGregor remake by the same director) it was excellent. The scene in the apartment with the gloves....cinema! Can't wait to watch the sequel.
 
I seen Shudder had a sequel to 1994's Nightwatch so I thought I would watch the original (since I've only seen the Ewan McGregor remake by the same director) it was excellent. The scene in the apartment with the gloves....cinema! Can't wait to watch the sequel.
I really enjoyed the sequel too. It only occurred to me halfway through the first one, it was Jamie Lannister from GOT.
 
Frozen (2010) did not hold up. I remember enjoying this movie when it first came out, but it’s just not very good. Awful characters, a thin storyline, nonsensical character decisions, plot points that don’t have any realism (why would a chairlift wire be sharp enough to cut your hands…you can literally see in the movie that it’s not sharp at all) and overall a poorly thought out story. Fourteen year old me needed to get some taste.
 
Frozen (2010) did not hold up. I remember enjoying this movie when it first came out, but it’s just not very good. Awful characters, a thin storyline, nonsensical character decisions, plot points that don’t have any realism (why would a chairlift wire be sharp enough to cut your hands…you can literally see in the movie that it’s not sharp at all) and overall a poorly thought out story. Fourteen year old me needed to get some taste.
So thought you were talking about the Disney animated film!
 
The 10,000 Maniacs remake may be THE best ever "watch this dumb horror film with friends and laugh" movie. Lin Shaye and Faggot In A Sweater are so iconic together.

The fact that it was released in the era of EVERYTHING GETS A SEQUEL BECAUSE BLOCKBUSTER EXISTS!! and it too got it's very own follow up...

I love that weird period of time.
 

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