TVG Presents: All Things Horror.

[Strat]

What did we think of Longlegs?

[Farmer John]

We thought it was kind of dumb.

[Strat]

Yea im undecided. Dumb to Interesting.

[Farmer John]

Interestingly dumb

[dimejinky99]

oddity

i dare you to watch it

https://youtu.be/TvZgqDzUSGI?si=3_4YpPcK4a8GmIWc

[psychobain]

yeah i loved it

not sure if i liked oddity ou longlegs better, but

[Hypnos]

Fuck yeah!!

Didnt like the second one but if this comes to my theater Im so fucking going. It must be an experience to watch so much gore in the big screen.

[Hypnos]

Oddity was predictable but lovely. A good old ghost movie.

[VinylGuy]

What did we think of Longlegs?

loveeed it, cant wait to see it again next week on the theatre

[VinylGuy]

Fuck yeah!!

Didnt like the second one but if this comes to my theater Im so fucking going. It must be an experience to watch so much gore in the big screen.

i loved the second one so much. So fucking nasty.

[VinylGuy]

Oddity.

I didnt quite liked the cast, but the movie had good scares.

[VinylGuy]

Trap is out there in digital, and they took it out from the theatre so i might watch it today.

[Hypnos]

Glass is the last movie I watch from Shyamalan. I simply lost my patience with the guy.
Tonight Im having a cyberpunk friday with friends and watch the new Terminator show! Hope is good.

[VinylGuy]

Knock at the Cabin was good. Specially the production design, the framing.

[psychobain]

Knock at the Cabin was good. Specially the production design, the framing.

it was good

Glass was terrible btw

[VinylGuy]

Trap.

fist hour is great, very De Palma. Then it derails but its still ok. Josh Harnett is great.

[Ms Harmless]

Longlegs: 7.5/10, I've definitely seen better films in its ballpark but the vibes are nice; Kiernan Shipka's performance in one scene is worth the price of admission

AQP Day One: beautiful movie, loved it

[Farmer John]

LOVED Oddity. I'm usually a brave little boy when it comes to horror movies, but that was some scary shit.

[Ms Harmless]

I watched "In a Violent Nature" last night, and enjoyed it

I like how it was a quiet indie horror flick butting up against a dumb slasher

Spoiler: show

my theory that it wasn't shot "from the killer's POV" as much as from the woods' / Nature's POV, was confirmed, in that we start literally in the ground when Johnny rises up out of it, and the film only changes perspective to the final girl's POV in the last part, seemingly to show that the woods / nature has found a force of good to match Johnny's force of evil, so now we're following her escape

[VinylGuy]

thats interesting

there is a sequel coming. Maybe they go for a more conventional route? dont know.