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zircona1 wrote: Sat Sep 06, 2025 10:31 am

rsmurphy wrote: Fri Sep 05, 2025 9:16 pm

Iancee wrote: Fri Sep 05, 2025 6:59 pm I have mixed feelings on the 80s schtick

Samantha chillin on the couch eating a twix bar is one of my favorite non-scary scenes in a horror movie.

It took one rewatch of The InnKeepers to decide that it rules. I think I like it better than The House of the Devil.

I didn't even recognize Sara Paxton in Weapons until the credits.

Same with someone else in the cast.

rsmurphy wrote: Fri Sep 05, 2025 9:16 pm

Iancee wrote: Fri Sep 05, 2025 6:59 pm I have mixed feelings on the 80s schtick

Samantha chillin on the couch eating a twix bar is one of my favorite non-scary scenes in a horror movie.

It took one rewatch of The InnKeepers to decide that it rules. I think I like it better than The House of the Devil.

Incorrect - Samantha rocking her Walkman was THE pivotal scene

O - an unsettling short about addiction



Cosmology of Kyoto - a Japanese adventure game which partly takes the player through Hell.

Better than last year’s installment (a few okay-ish laughs)…still pretty dull.

What’s new that's good on Shudder, Hulu, Night Flight, etc?

Entirely possible I have aged out of “horror" or maybe the daily barrage of current societal horror doesn’t allow for enjoying fictional suffering...

kmc wrote: Sat Oct 04, 2025 10:23 am
Better than last year’s installment (a few okay-ish laughs)…still pretty dull.

I had fun with this one, particularly Coochie Coochie Coo which was properly spooky, fun, and seasonal. Only critique about it is they gave the creature too much airtime. I even had fun with the campy wraparound Diet Phantasma

What’s new that's good on Shudder, Hulu, Night Flight, etc?

If you haven't watched The Borderlands I suggest doing so tonight. Excellent (non-shaky) found footage with a solid story, characters you root for, good acting, and a unique ending that fucked me up for a bit. A+


Went to the movie house for Good Boy. Recommended! Told from the perspective of a dog named Indy, it's a familiar supernatural tale told in a unique way. Decent spooky vibes, depressing, and the goodest boy. Be sure to stick around for post credits where the director with his own dog, Indy, explain the filmmaking process.

rsmurphy wrote: Sun Oct 05, 2025 2:04 pm If you haven't watched The Borderlands I suggest doing so tonight. Excellent (non-shaky) found footage with a solid story, characters you root for, good acting, and a unique ending that fucked me up for a bit. A+

The 2013 british film? It's one of my very fave found footage

Vibracobra wrote: The 2013 british film? It's one of my very fave found footage

Yankees retitled it as Final Prayer which kind of makes sense once you recognize the pickle that Deacon and Gray put themselves in...you said it wasn't real

Fucken love that movie. It's up there with Lake Mungo as one of my favorite found footage films.

Not super obscure, but Together was a good lightly-comedic body horror.



Could make it a double-feature with the low-budget and straight-faced Honeymoon, but they're almost too similar.

Intruder (1989) - Not sure if this has been mentioned recently but my spouse was watching this the other night via Joe Bob's Last Drive-in. I walked in to complain about something and I got sucked in, totally forgot what I was irritated about. Really sumptuous to look at as far as a slasher goes. Here's the link to the full movie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77YsYchtdXo. Also I feel like they found a bunch of left over beer cans from Repoman and they ended up reused here as props.