Red Mosquito

Im super interested on Censor, i might watch it tomorrow.

bada wrote:The reviews for The Unholy and The Seventh Day are horrible the trailers had me interested but I'm not gonna rush to see them now.

I really wanted to like The Unholy as the "miraculous" is one of my favourite subjects for horror, but I'll probably just give it a drunk hate watch one day

Saint Maud
Sator

Liked both

Censor.

Super intense, gory, with beautiful photography and framing and a great creative way of using the ratio screen too. The lead actress was really good.
This one will be a top 5 from this year for sure.

The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It. It wasn't scary and I'm not sure it was even good but I do love the two leads in these movies.

yeah, they are so good.

I liked the movie, it was alright.

VinylGuy wrote:Censor.

Super intense, gory, with beautiful photography and framing and a great creative way of using the ratio screen too. The lead actress was really good.
This one will be a top 5 from this year for sure.

I have to wait until July to see this but I'm excited

Ms Harmless wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:Censor.

Super intense, gory, with beautiful photography and framing and a great creative way of using the ratio screen too. The lead actress was really good.
This one will be a top 5 from this year for sure.

I have to wait until July to see this but I'm excited

I have a feeling you are going to love this one.

VinylGuy wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:Censor.

Super intense, gory, with beautiful photography and framing and a great creative way of using the ratio screen too. The lead actress was really good.
This one will be a top 5 from this year for sure.

I have to wait until July to see this but I'm excited

I have a feeling you are going to love this one.

New film coming called "Titane" by "Raw" director Julia Ducournau

yes!

Raw was great. I need to see it again.

An Unquiet Grave

this is a good example of when my favourite kind of horror -- just two actors, a bare bones story, just a simple exploration of grief and other emotions -- can be as dull as dishwater if all of your ingredients don't sing

Gaia looks interesting.

FUCK YEAH

VinylGuy wrote:FUCK YEAH

I plan to see it but that was a shit-ass, everything but the kitchen sink trailer.

just re watched the trailer and daaaamn im more exited

I don't know what took me so long (actually I do, Nic Cage -- I thought this movie would be something else) but I finally watched Mandy last night, and holy hell I really really liked it

when most actors appear in turds of movies you can safely assume they don't know how to judge what a good movie is anymore, but not Nic Cage

it shifts tone and even subgenre several times and each shift is pretty much seamless; no matter how over the top and intense it gets (and there's one heck of a climb), I never felt any part was jarring or didn't belong, and the revenge in the end was oh so sweet

I'm not usually a gore hound but I do love beautiful, emotionally charged horror and I do love religious / cult trauma stories and this was all of these and more

4 cheddar goblins out of 5

Mandy is a masterpiece. Its so fucking good.

it really is

David Gordon Green will make a Exorcist trilogy and Ellen Burstyn is coming back.

Yeah, im super in.